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Back in Dubai we dropped the car back to the hire company and then checked into our next home called the Crowne Plaza next to the newly opened Festival City shopping mail.
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Back in Dubai we dropped the car back to the hire company and then checked into our next home called the Crowne Plaza next to the newly opened Festival City shopping mail.
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Back in Dubai we dropped the car back to the hire company and then checked into our next home called the Crowne Plaza next to the newly opened Festival City shopping mail.
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It's reported that approximately 230 people made the most of the extra special offer and some booked a stay which would last around six days at the hotel which is called the Crowne Plaza.
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It's reported that approximately 230 people made the most of the extra special offer and some booked a stay which would last around six days at the hotel which is called the Crowne Plaza.
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Wee goe to the "Crowne" at VI. o'clock, I having mett with Captain
The Splendid Spur Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903
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At noon, by appointment, comes Mr. Hartlibb and his wife, and a little before them Messrs. Langley and Bostocke (old acquaintances of mine at Westminster, clerks), and after shewing them my house and drinking they set out by water, my wife and I with them down to Wapping on board the "Crowne," a merchantman, Captain Floyd, a civil person.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1664 N.S. Samuel Pepys 1668
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At noon, by appointment, comes Mr. Hartlibb and his wife, and a little before them Messrs. Langley and Bostocke (old acquaintances of mine at Westminster, clerks), and after shewing them my house and drinking they set out by water, my wife and I with them down to Wapping on board the "Crowne," a merchantman, Captain Floyd, a civil person.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete Samuel Pepys 1668
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At noon, by appointment, comes Mr. Hartlibb and his wife, and a little before them Messrs. Langley and Bostocke (old acquaintances of mine at Westminster, clerks), and after shewing them my house and drinking they set out by water, my wife and I with them down to Wapping on board the "Crowne," a merchantman, Captain Floyd, a civil person.
The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Jan/Feb 1663/64 Pepys, Samuel 1664
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2165: Heire to the Crowne, meaning indeed his House,
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