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Knowledgeable staff, three or four events a week and an extensive stock of more than 47,500 titles have earned Topping's a reputation that draws customers from far afield.
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Mr. Topping's first name was omitted from the Middle Seat column in Personal Journal on Thursday.
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The only ones that approach it in awfulness are Eric Saward's novelisation of The Twin Dilemma and Topping's Telos novella Ghost Ship.
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Topping's role reversal The release of William Hill's interim results last week, with which it announced a 12% increase in turnover and a 13% increase in pre-tax profit, was not met with the cheers of horseracing.
Championship clubs hit by drop in summer transfer income 2010
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Jenny Topping's two-run single was the difference in a 3-1 decision.
USATODAY.com - Athlete of the Week Johnson gets belated win 2005
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In order to get a classified degree I had to complete the course in two years rather than the standard three, and this resulted in a certain degree of mental indigestion: I recall simultaneously struggling with old-fashioned problems involving rods and pulleys from Humphrey and Topping's "Intermediate Mechanics" and with the properties of Hilbert space as set out in Mandl's text on quantum mechanics.
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You know, I've had a copy of Donald Topping's Chamorro Reference Grammar for thirty years, and this is the first time I've really looked at it.
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The policeman had evidently been telling him about the Inspector and his orders, and Topping's voice was very sour.
The Mystery of the Disappearing Cat Blyton, Enid 1957
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At half-past, or thereabouts, he was heard talking to himself about the horse and Topping's family, and to add some incoherent expressions which are supposed to have been either a foreboding of his approaching dissolution, or some wishes relative to the disposal of his little property: consisting chiefly of half-pence which he had buried in different parts of the garden.
The Life of Charles Dickens, Vol. I-III, Complete John Forster 1844
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Terrace and Broadstairs, for battledoor and shuttlecock; I want to dine in a blouse with you and Mac; and I feel Topping's merits more acutely than I have ever done in my life.
The Life of Charles Dickens, Vol. I-III, Complete John Forster 1844
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