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Casserley, who completed his master's thesis on the history of CGS Canada/Queen of Nassau, has chronicled the story of the ship since it was built in 1904, describing the 61-metre cruiser as nothing less than "the nucleus of the Royal Canadian Navy."
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Explored and definitively identified in 2002 by Casserley and other NOAA officials, the ex-CGS Canada was declared "remarkably intact."
Dose.ca Music briefs Randy Boswell 2010
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Casserley, who completed his master's thesis on the history of CGS Canada/Queen of Nassau, has chronicled the story of the ship since it was built in 1904, describing the 61-metre cruiser as nothing less than "the nucleus of the Royal Canadian Navy."
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Explored and definitively identified in 2002 by Casserley and other NOAA officials, the ex-CGS Canada was declared "remarkably intact."
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Explored and definitively identified in 2002 by Casserley and other NOAA officials, the ex-CGS Canada was declared "remarkably intact."
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Casserley, who completed his master's thesis on the history of CGS Canada/Queen of Nassau, has chronicled the story of the ship since it was built in 1904, describing the 61-metre cruiser as nothing less than "the nucleus of the Royal Canadian Navy."
Dose.ca Music briefs Randy Boswell 2010
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Both are winnable games according to Casserley, and could move them up the league table as his side look to close in on a top six finish.
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But Casserley firmly believes that he has the players to cope with the losses he faces, having picked up players including Ashley Addison, Vinny Iannone and Tony Fields during the 2008 / 09 campaign.
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The Green manager was, like rival Casserley, left bewildered at where the referee, who booked
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Angela Mason who leads the work on equality at the Improvement & Development Agency and leading lawyers such as Cathy Casserley from Cloisters Chambers.
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