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The population is largely nomadic, though certain tribes, generically known as Night Hobs, live among the forests.
Archive 2009-02-01 Tim Stretton 2009
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The population is largely nomadic, though certain tribes, generically known as Night Hobs, live among the forests.
:Acquired Taste Tim Stretton 2009
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'Séance at Hobs Lane' moves beyond the initial reference to Quatermass to provide what is in effect a survey of Underground London in myth, fiction, history and rumour.
Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Haunting the ghost box, Infocult demands music 2007
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Hobs "-- may show how the canon of epic was understood by poets who took things seriously;" for I will yield to their opinion, who permit not
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Therewith more amicably, father and son fell to calculations of resources, which they kept up all through supper-time, and all the evening, till the names of Hobs, Wills, Dicks, and the like rang like
Grisly Grisell Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862
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Fancy a confident country-girl -- supreme in her own district over the Hobs and Hinnies thereabouts -- in conflict with the adroit man of the world, and you have the whole history of Margaret Cooper, and the secret of her misfortune.
Charlemont; Or, the Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky William Gilmore Simms 1838
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Founded in 1969, Hobs has 25 branches and 300 staff across the UK and Ireland.
icLiverpool 2010
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Liverpool reprographic firm Hobs extends its south west operation in takeover deal
icLiverpool 2010
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LIVERPOOL reprographics company Hobs has bought a Bristol company in a move that strengthens its South West presence.
icLiverpool 2010
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Hobs, which recently moved its headquarters from the Ropewalks to Liverpool's Castle
icLiverpool 2010
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