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- proper noun A female
given name ; a less common spelling ofMaud .
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Examples
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Almost the entire day did Louis pass in what he termed Maude's library, where, poring over books or busy with his pencil, he whiled the hours away without a sigh for the green fields and shadowy woods, through which he could never hope to ramble.
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Francis Maude is a mid-ranking hereditary politician, whose dad, Angus, was the mascot of Mrs T's first cabinet; he is perfectly decent, courteously hapless in a nice way, just like dad.
Sketch: Quangos scorched as Buck Passing Council goes up in flames
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Norman Lear was talking about some of this stuff in Maude and All in the Family.
Outlaw's David Ramsey: Justice Isn't Red or Blue, but Someplace in the Middle
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Maude is also right that elected ministers should not devolve controversial decisions out of squeamishness? although I note the Independent Reconfiguration Panel, set up so health ministers wouldn't have to take flak about merging hospitals in their own or colleagues 'constituencies, stays.
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“She's with The Dude somewhere, man,” the Oscar nominee said of what Maude is up to ten years later.
Hoffman, Moore Ready To Roll In Proposed ‘Big Lebowski’ Sequel » MTV Movies Blog
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Harold and Maude is another that I just have no desire to see again.
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Romantic Comedy | Heretical Ideas Magazine
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By the way I ` m off to a recording of Any Questions next week Frances Maude is on of the guests.
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By the way I ` m off to a recording of Any Questions next week Frances Maude is on of the guests.
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In September's Homemaker's Magazine Maude is quoted as saying, Women's groups have to join other groups.
Canadian Sovereignty in a Global Economy: Can the National Dream Survive?
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There was a little girl born to them in Rome, whom they called Maude, but she only lived a few weeks, and then they buried her under the daisies in the Protestant burying ground, where so many English and Americans are lying.
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