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Examples
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This year, the Procession traversed the busiest streets of Oxford, going past the famed Ashmolean Museum, and down Cornmarket, which is Oxford's main shopping thoroughfare.
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The Lord is carried down Cornmarket, past two of the oldest buildings in Oxford - the Saxon tower of St Michael's, and the timber-framed New Inn building.
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The dream included a sequence in Edinburgh where I was going up a narrow street off the Cornmarket in search of an antique dealer.
Jean's Knitting Jean 2009
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Sited on Market Street, just far enough from Cornmarket to avoid the crowds of Japanese tourists and frantic Christmas shoppers, the cube-shaped exterior and large glass frontage hint at what's to come.
Archive 2008-12-01 Dungeekin 2008
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Sited on Market Street, just far enough from Cornmarket to avoid the crowds of Japanese tourists and frantic Christmas shoppers, the cube-shaped exterior and large glass frontage hint at what's to come.
Review: Wagamama Oxford, 30 November 2008 Dungeekin 2008
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Yesterday, after hanging out with sammywol and son for a while, Ted and I stopped at The Corn House (I think) on Cornmarket for lunch.
hot. sweaty. sammywol 2007
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He recollected the maiden speech of the Member for Cornmarket.
The Silver Spoon 2004
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Frewin Court, off Cornmarket; Tel: 01865 244761/01865 244 761
Goddamn! concourse 2004
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They wandered up the Cornmarket to the Broad, stood before the statues on the right, then turned into a dim square with a circular building in the centre, a church at the end, and colleges for its side walls.
Over the River 2004
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It was such a beautiful day -- warm weather, blue skies, sunshine -- that I went further on my bike than I'd been intending to do -- had meant to just pop over to Cowley centre to leave the dry cleaning, then went down the Cowley Road, then, well, I might as well carry on into town, then I stopped by Borders at the north end of Cornmarket... that's how it goes sometimes.
Good gig, lovely day jackfirecat 2003
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