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- proper noun An English
surname , a variant ofCarlton
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Examples
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I hope that Carleton is able to recover from President Roseann Runte's disastrous leadership.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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Carleton is inclusive, he says, "to a near-fault."
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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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.
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"My dear," said Mr. Evelyn, "Mr. Carleton is too much of a philosopher to care about beauty – every man of sense is."
Queechy 1854
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"You would like to know, perhaps," observed Mr. Rossitur, in rather a low tone, "that Mr. Carleton is an Englishman."
Queechy 1854
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Some of the limitations in Carleton’s case are fixed.
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Mrs. Baltzer, now 60, still lives in Carleton and is not pleased with the Army’s decision.
Dye, Melvin C. 1991
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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.
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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.
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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.
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