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Fig. 19 represents the general appearance and Fig. 20 the details of the type of mill made by the well-known firm of Duke and Ockenden, of Ferry Wharf,
The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns Henry C. Adams 1912
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"Perhaps Bannatyne should offer £15k for 50 per cent of his daughter," said Paul Ockenden.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Tim Bradshaw 2011
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"Where I sit as a bassoon player, I can't hear the basses and I can never hear the back of the viola sections," says Ockenden, who is associate principal bassoon at the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra.
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Matt Ockenden, an Australian bassoonist, has likened listening to a performance in the Concert Hall to watching it on a 1980s-era television.
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Photograph: Tim Ockenden/PA industry set to announce bigger-than-expected profits Royal Bank of
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Photograph: Tim Ockenden/PA industry set to announce bigger-than-expected profits Royal Bank of
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There was little the Cannock goalkeeper could do to stop the awarding of a penalty stroke to Australia, when Richard Mantell committed a foul on Ockenden with the goal gaping.
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Photograph: Tim Ockenden/PA The US government's decision to tentatively bankruptcy last month, said Tuesday it will maintain and expand its alliance with American Airlines and its Oneworld partners Japan Airlines on Friday asked US authorities for antitrust immunity to boost alliance partner "as soon as possible" but wouldn't provide a time frame for a decision on sticking ...
WN.com - Articles related to Tokyo marks 15th anniversary of subway gas attack 2010
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Photograph: Tim Ockenden/PA The US government's decision to tentatively business travelers tend to spend more than ...
WN.com - Articles related to Airbus sees big rise in India's aircraft fleet 2010
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Photograph: Tim Ockenden/PA doubled its first-half profits to £7. 2bn, today faced a confrontation with unions after demanding changes to the contracts of its branch managers.
Latest financial, market & economic news and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2010
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