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- adjective geology Of a
geologic epoch within theSilurian period from about 423 to 419 million years ago; marked by the appearance of themillipedes . - proper noun A
town inShropshire ,England . - proper noun geology The Ludlow epoch.
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Examples
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Of course there's what inspired my thesis - what I refer to as The Ludlow affair .
Game Rating Torill 2007
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Issued by Adolf Hitler to senior officers, a rare copy was sold at auction on Thursday in Ludlow, Shropshire, by auctioneers Mullock's.
Nazi foreign minister planned to own Cornwall as his retirement home Vanessa Thorpe 2010
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Firefighters were called to a frying pan fire in Ludlow this lunchtime.
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The plans for Edward's viceregal household/court in Ludlow exist in draft form. 29
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At this time, preparations were underway to invest Prince Edward with a viceregal household in Ludlow, the traditional residence of the Prince of Wales.
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But the Shropshire Star suggests that it is returning to its old ways: Mayor-making in Ludlow was disrupted as one councillor branded another a liar and threatened court action before leaving without seeing the ceremony.
Archive 2008-05-01 2008
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David Horgan is a successful producer of TV commercials who has three children, a wife and a big house in Ludlow, Mass., a suburb of Springfield.
David Horgan: Mother-in-law moved in, and sanity moved out 2007
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The Wool Shop, in Ludlow's Broad Street, has been commissioned to produce a number of costumes for the film, including a pair of Argyle socks to be worn by legendary actor Peter O'Toole.
Archive 2005-06-01 2005
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It was filmed in Ludlow, partly around the, er, striking Victorian Market Hall (which was demolished shortly afterwards with the general approval of the people of the town) and at nearby Stanage Hall.
Archive 2005-07-01 2005
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It was filmed in Ludlow, partly around the, er, striking Victorian Market Hall (which was demolished shortly afterwards with the general approval of the people of the town) and at nearby Stanage Hall.
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