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There is another most important circumstance in what may be called the Aberdonian epoch of Lord Byron's life.
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He was a silent, precise man with a dour nature and a hard Aberdonian accent.
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I DID a pilot for a new TV series last week and one of my guests was plucky Aberdonian Norman Baker, LibDem MP for the south coast constituency of Lewes.
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John Sellar, a former Aberdonian police chief who now works for the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species Cites, said priorities and tactics needed to change if the alarming decline in tigers and other threatened animals was to be reversed.
Illegal wildlife trade: World's police 'must learn from environmental groups'
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The first ever Aberdeen City & Shire Film Festival is set to happen this year and with a great Aberdonian film opening the festival, One Day Removals Filmstalker review.
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The first ever Aberdeen City & Shire Film Festival is set to happen this year and with a great Aberdonian film opening the festival, One Day Removals Filmstalker review.
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So, although I'll happily describe myself as Aberdonian, Scottish, British and European, I just don't see the need to create a separate Scottish nation state.
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Every young Aberdonian surveyed on drinking habits said they had suffered memory loss, a study has found.
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Every young Aberdonian surveyed on drinking habits said they had suffered memory loss, a study has found.
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For three years aged 15 - 18, I did go to school with people from all over the world at an international school in the Netherlands so I've probably got to know more people from other cultures than the average Aberdonian.
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