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High-priced vacation homes have been affected because many auto company executives own them, says Rick Matley, a local real estate agent.
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"When they started losing their jobs, their second homes had to be sold, and so the prices have been lowered," Matley says.
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Second, Matley said the signature on the document was Killian's, and Hodges and Knox confirmed the document's contents.
No One Is Safe 2009
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Interesting ferns, liverworts and mosses grew under the Matley Stream Bridge where the waters passed under the railway, and verdant lawns lay along the banks of the infant river.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Matley, for his part, continues to disagree with the panel's view and has demanded that it correct the eighteen places in the report where he believes he has been libeled.
No One Is Safe 2009
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Interesting ferns, liverworts and mosses grew under the Matley Stream Bridge where the waters passed under the railway, and verdant lawns lay along the banks of the infant river.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Beyond it, in a gentle valley across Black Down, lay the source of the Beaulieu River at a confluence of its wooded head-waters, the Matley Stream, Deerleap Stream and Matley Stream Tributary.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Ceterach Bridge, a couple of miles to the north in Matley Wood, was named after another fern, the rustyback, discovered and recorded in the Tomes in August 1958 by a schoolboy naturalist called George Peterken.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Ceterach Bridge, a couple of miles to the north in Matley Wood, was named after another fern, the rustyback, discovered and recorded in the Tomes in August 1958 by a schoolboy naturalist called George Peterken.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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Beyond it, in a gentle valley across Black Down, lay the source of the Beaulieu River at a confluence of its wooded head-waters, the Matley Stream, Deerleap Stream and Matley Stream Tributary.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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