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In early days, as has been pointed out, Evesham lay out of the common beat; the Avon formed a _cul-de-sac_, and the main road from Worcester to London and Oxford merely skirted the town, ascending Green Hill from Chadbury, continuing its course by what is now known as Blayney's
Evesham 1901
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Twenty-six years ago, a young bartender named Dick Schulte took over the space known as Blayney's (415 Westport Road, 816-561-3747) and turned it into the bedrock of blues action in Westport.
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Our next refreshment stop is a placed called Blayney, much later in the night.”
The Thorn Birds McCullough, Colleen 1977
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David Blayney, my guide, said he had never seen an animal hit like that in his life.
A Gold Medal Stag 2009
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Looking forward to the stories by Mary Blayney and Ruth Ryan Langan.
Archive 2009-12-01 Nalini Singh 2009
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David Blayney, my guide, said he had never seen an animal hit like that in his life.
A Gold Medal Stag 2009
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Looking forward to the stories by Mary Blayney and Ruth Ryan Langan.
Friday Book Club Nalini Singh 2009
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They have to start living in the real world: find a job, a home or an apartment, a car, says Eleanor Blayney, consumer advocate for the Certified Financial Planner Board, the organization that certifies financial planners.
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Meet with at least three advisers before settling on one to work with, suggests Eleanor Blayney, the consumer advocate for the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, which certifies advisers.
Finding an Adviser Rachel Louise Ensign 2011
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Blayney, ignoring Richard's presence, replaced the shutter bar in its old position and the bell stopped ringing.
Men of Affairs Roland Pertwee
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