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David Kempster, director of property search experts SearchFlow, fears that despite all the publicity about the proposed line some buyers may not realise the situation because the local authority search Con29 has only to identify whether homes are within 200 metres of HS2.
High-speed link derails plans to sell – and a boy's place at school 2011
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"You have to be mindful of the guy wanting to have his spot," says Michael Kempster , Weber's chief marketing officer.
Haute Coals: Frilly Grilling on the Backyard BBQ Gwendolyn Bounds 2011
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"Some people say to put the dirty grates in the dishwasher and run it," Kempster said.
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Kempster told me much the same thing Swayne had: the heavy grease that coats dirty grill grates will generate a lot of smoke, plus acrid fumes -- stuff you don't want in your kitchen.
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Both Swayne and Kempster endorsed the same general technique for removing grill crud.
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For a charcoal grill, Kempster said, use "a grill brush, a scouring pad and an Earth-friendly cleaner" -- in other words, nothing caustic.
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"The danger is more of a chemical than a radioactive nature," Kempster said.
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For Comber we also have the older Kempster, and probably Kimber, from the Mid.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909
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Westmacott, General Kempster, and General Hart, with the batteries of both divisions, were to occupy a knoll at the foot of the pass, to support the advance.
Through Three Campaigns A Story of Chitral, Tirah and Ashanti Walter Paget 1867
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News came that General Kempster, with his detached brigade, had met with little opposition; and his search over the hills showed that the Zakka-Khels, in that direction, were severely punished.
Through Three Campaigns A Story of Chitral, Tirah and Ashanti Walter Paget 1867
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