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- proper noun Any of a number of
towns - proper noun A
habitational surname
Etymologies
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Gary Sutton is cofounder of Teledesic and has been CEO of several other companies, including Smiley Industries and @Backup.
Why Your Annual Checkup Is Just 13 Minutes Gary Sutton 2010
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Sutton is great at reminding readers that really, it's all about pretty simple stuff: Don't shirk the dirty work, protect your people and squelch your inner "bosshole."
Weekend reads: The books edition Jena McGregor 2010
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The Observer report suggests that the Shrewsbury trains could stop in Sutton Coldfield, but they would have to build a new station either at Sutton Park or nearer the town centre.
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Gary Sutton is cofounder of Teledesic and has been CEO of several other companies, including Smiley Industries and @Backup.
Why Your Annual Checkup Is Just 13 Minutes Gary Sutton 2010
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Working for Chess magazine in Sutton ColdfieldSufficient address.
The 20 firsts meme 2009
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Working for Chess magazine in Sutton Coldfield after leaving university.
The 20 firsts meme 2009
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Andy Sutton: Sutton is the kind of player that GMs talk about when they say they hate a player at one price and love him at a much lower price.
Blue-line blueprint: The most intriguing free-agent defensemen 2010
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By day, Kenneth Sutton is the mild-mannered managing editor of UU World magazine.
2009 December 2009
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Rep. Betty Sutton is the subject of the political attack by the Medina County Republican Executive Committee.
Republican sorry for 'put her back in the kitchen' slap 2010
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I lived in Sutton Coldfield for a year in the early 1980s and discovered the old Sutton Park station on one of my walks.
michaelt42 commented on the word Sutton
Sutton is a common name for English towns, meaning south town. Examples include the London Borough of Sutton, Sutton Hoo, a famous ship burial in Suffolk, and Sutton Coldfield, now a part of Birmingham (mentioned in Henry IV, Pt.1).
April 4, 2012