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I do maintain though that Dunster is one of the rudest and most mierable people I’ve ever met …
PREFAB FRIDAY: The RuralZED Zero Emission Home | Inhabitat 2008
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The Tower on the Hill, that is the meaning of the word "Dunster," and the name fittingly describes it; for it dominates many miles of beautiful and fertile country, and stands feudally above the village, perceptible from every angle of the street, at once a guardian and a menace.
Lynton and Lynmouth A Pageant of Cliff & Moorland F. J. Widgery
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"Dunster," said Betsey to herself, soberly committing the new name to her sound memory.
A Country Doctor and Selected Stories and Sketches Sarah Orne Jewett 1879
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Luttrell hath put up a coat of arms in his hall at Dunster, which is a great matter to him, but to none else; -- and I have robbed a highwayman this day in the beech woods this side of Groombridge. "
By What Authority? Robert Hugh Benson 1892
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Henry Dunster, Harvard's first president, altered the course of collegiate history in 1652 when his Harvard Corporation lengthened the time required for a bachelor's degree from three years to four.
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It's one of the shortest stories Andersen wrote but, with a scenario adapted by Michael Dunster and film animation by Tal Rosner, it's expanded into a fable about the power of art and ideas in the modern world.
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Emile Wamsteker for The Wall Street Journal Mort11 member Matt Dunster loads a two-pound pumpkin into the sling of the team's trebuchet.
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Dunster officials have since apologized to concerned students and have explained that the bars were needed as a temporary way to protect the books - some of them highly valuable volumes or irreplaceable first editions signed by authors - after it appeared that several works had been stolen.
Books 2010
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Dunster officials have since apologized to concerned students and have explained that the bars were needed as a temporary way to protect the books - some of them highly valuable volumes or irreplaceable first editions signed by authors - after it appeared that several works had been stolen.
housing 2010
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Designed by architect Bill Dunster, BedZED was conducted as a partnership between the BioRegional Development Group, the Peabody Trust, Bill Dunster Architects, Arup, and Gardiner and Theobald as cost consultants.
BEDZED: Beddington Zero Energy Development in London | Inhabitat 2008
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