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"Daffin '" is defined by Ramsay as "folly in general;" so the proverb means that foolish conduct in the aged is inconsistent or "donnart,"
The Proverbs of Scotland Alexander Hislop 1836
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And Daffin in Ohio writing in about the Mexican military's incursions into the United States.
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The men got black eyes, but neither pressed charges, while Masco was driven to the hospital by Daffin and pressed charges.
marconews.com Stories AISLING SWIFT 2010
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The men got black eyes, but neither pressed charges, while Masco was driven to the hospital by Daffin and pressed charges.
naplesnews.com Stories AISLING SWIFT 2010
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The men got black eyes, but neither pressed charges, while Masco was driven to the hospital by Daffin and pressed charges.
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Other action from the fields at Daffin include the U14 girls 'Power Rangers defeating the GOAL Rush and the U13 boys' Rovers from Savannah defeating CC United.
News for WSAV 2009
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Other action from the fields at Daffin include the U14 girls 'Power Rangers defeating the GOAL Rush and the U13 boys' Rovers from Savannah defeating CC United.
News for WSAV 2009
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"The base is more stable than other parts of the country that may have rocketed up and now have come down very hard," said Daffin.
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Other action from the fields at Daffin include the U14 girls 'Power Rangers defeating the GOAL Rush and the U13 boys' Rovers from Savannah defeating CC United.
News for WSAV 2009
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Edward Treder, managing partner for Barrett, Daffin, Frappier, Treder & Weiss, a law firm representing mortgage firms in eviction and other litigation, said he is familiar with the practice of groups claiming to be sovereign and beyond the government's authority.
RISMedia 2008
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