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  • proper noun An English surname, a variant of Carlton

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Examples

  • I hope that Carleton is able to recover from President Roseann Runte's disastrous leadership.

    Archive 2009-07-01 2009

  • Carleton is inclusive, he says, "to a near-fault."

    Archive 2009-07-01 2009

  • Carleton is executive director of the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at University of Texas-Austin, home of personal papers and documents donated by Cronkite and CBS.

    Iconic journalist Walter Cronkite dies at 92 2009

  • "My dear," said Mr. Evelyn, "Mr. Carleton is too much of a philosopher to care about beauty – every man of sense is."

    Queechy 1854

  • "You would like to know, perhaps," observed Mr. Rossitur, in rather a low tone, "that Mr. Carleton is an Englishman."

    Queechy 1854

  • Some of the limitations in Carleton’s case are fixed.

    How much does environment affect women’s sense of belonging in CS? « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2009

  • Mrs. Baltzer, now 60, still lives in Carleton and is not pleased with the Army’s decision.

    Dye, Melvin C. 1991

  • It operated as a secret facility for 33 years before it was “decommissioned” and the land sold to the Township of West Carleton, which is now part of the city of Ottawa.

    2009 November « Mudpuddle 2009

  • It operated as a secret facility for 33 years before it was “decommissioned” and the land sold to the Township of West Carleton, which is now part of the city of Ottawa.

    PhotoHunter: Technology « Mudpuddle 2009

  • It operated as a secret facility for 33 years before it was “decommissioned” and the land sold to the Township of West Carleton, which is now part of the city of Ottawa.

    2009 November 28 « Mudpuddle 2009

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