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I hated the title Robert Burns's iPod Radio 4, Saturday but loved the programme.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Gillian Reynolds 2011
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Going back to the Tartan connection, the origin of the name Robert Burns for this drink has been disputed for longer than most drinks.
About.com Cocktails 2009
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The driver was a Detective Constable called Robert Burns, and Burns was doing Rebus a favour.
Mortal Causes Rankin, Ian 1994
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Lowlands a big rough lad of fifteen called Robert Burns was following his father's plow by day, poring over Shakespeare, the
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A RAZOR which belonged to Robert Burns is to be auctioned in the Capital - with an estimated price tag of £1000.
unknown title 2009
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Like many of the classic cocktails, the Robert Burns is a sensitive mixture that requires balance.
About.com Cocktails 2009
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Glasgow University is hosting the three-day seminar, entitled Robert Burns 1759-2009, to coincide with the 250th anniversary of his birth.
WalesOnline - Home 2009
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Wonder if, for the benefit of my Scottish friends, one could call Robert Burns the first European rock star? click here)
Expecting Rain 2009
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Indeed, Bon's lyric recalls Carl Orff's celebration of bed and board in Carmina Burana and some of Robert Burns's more earthy poems contained in his Merry Muses of Caledonia collection.
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Robert Burns in Ae Fond Kiss, written to a women who left him to save her marriageLove is a fire.
Love hurts more than ever before (blame the internet and capitalism) 2012
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