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I had to buy my copy of Jungfrau published in 1936, from a second-hand bookseller in Australia (if you do find a copy check it's not Jonathon Hardy's stage adaptation, there are a few of those around) and Perry Middlemiss had given me enough information here to know that I had to read it.
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I had to buy my copy of Jungfrau published in 1936, from a second-hand bookseller in Australia (if you do find a copy check it's not Jonathon Hardy's stage adaptation, there are a few of those around) and Perry Middlemiss had given me enough information here to know that I had to read it.
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I had to buy my copy of Jungfrau published in 1936, from a second-hand bookseller in Australia (if you do find a copy check it's not Jonathon Hardy's stage adaptation, there are a few of those around) and Perry Middlemiss had given me enough information here to know that I had to read it.
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The tree has become a major weed in South Africa by invading and displacing the indigenous vegetation (Roux and Middlemiss 1963).
Chapter 14 1990
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Mr. Middlemiss said the Irving bid is likely the front-runner given its experience in building Canada's Halifax-class frigates and the fact the company was working on refitting and modernizing the current fleet.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Keith Doucette 2011
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"A lot of the systems integration and companies involved in supplying the prime contractors will be from central Canada in any case," Mr. Middlemiss said.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Keith Doucette 2011
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Mr. Middlemiss said the Irving bid is likely the front-runner given its experience in building Canada's Halifax-class frigates and the fact the company was working on refitting and modernizing the current fleet.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Keith Doucette 2011
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"A lot of the systems integration and companies involved in supplying the prime contractors will be from central Canada in any case," Mr. Middlemiss said.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Keith Doucette 2011
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Mr. Middlemiss believes the time restraints are just too significant for the Davie Yard.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Keith Doucette 2011
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Dan Middlemiss, an expert on politics and defence issues at Dalhousie University in Halifax, agrees with Bland, saying that most estimates place the cutting of the steel to make a ship at about 30 per cent of the total value of the overall contract.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Keith Doucette 2011
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