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Three years earlier it had been a totally different kettle of contest, as Colin Meads's All Blacks were waiting for Dawes's men as bristlingly bellicose as ever, with 18 wins in their previous 21 Tests.
Des Connor's 1971 Lions-bait remains absolutely priceless | Frank Keating 2011
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Dawes's most famous climb, conceived and climbed 25 years ago last autumn on one of Snowdon's cliffs, was one such "bold" climb, with failure on the hardest moves high up likely to result in a fatal ground fall.
Johnny Dawes: 'It's about doing something that's fun… and impossible' 2012
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A measure of the enduring difficulty of Dawes's routes is how few of his hardest climbs have been attempted "on sight" – the purest style of making a climb, done without pre-practice, pre-inspection of the route or prior knowledge of the moves or possibilities for protection.
Johnny Dawes: 'It's about doing something that's fun… and impossible' 2012
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Soon, all the CD copies of Dawes's new album "Nothing Is Wrong" ATO were sold.
Working Hard to Find Its Own Voice Jim Fusilli 2011
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Though plaques and published guides place Dawes's remains alongside his relatives in the King's Chapel Burying Ground downtown, veteran tour guide Al Maze recently discovered evidence suggesting that Dawes's final resting place is in fact in the Forest Hills Cemetery in Jamaica Plain.
Archive 2007-02-01 2007
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The men in Dawes's gang — to which Mr. Troke had an especial objection — were often searched more than once in a night, searched going to work, searched at meals, searched going to prayers, searched coming out, and this in the roughest manner.
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The profligate son — the likeness to the portrait — the mystery of Dawes's life!
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Three of these Old Hands were conversing together just behind the partition of Dawes's bunk.
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And clutching the rum bottle with one hand, he opened the door of Dawes's cell with the other.
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The exhaustion and lassitude to which she had partially succumbed soon after Dawes's arrival, had now completely overcome her, and she was unable to rise.
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