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- proper noun The
parliament of theIsle of Man .
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Examples
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It has its own form of government—called Tynwald, which is a holdover from the Viking days.
Malice Robert K. Tanenbaum 2007
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Tynwald is a changed form of the old Icelandic or Norse word "Thingvoll," meaning a plain where a Thing, or Parliament is held.
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+ The Isle of Man has it's own Parliament called "Tynwald" - and it makes it's own laws.
Archive 2006-07-01 Kerron Cross 2006
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+ The Isle of Man has it's own Parliament called "Tynwald" - and it makes it's own laws.
I'll Love Man... Kerron Cross 2006
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On our two acres—the average size for Tynwald—were my parents, my brother Richard, my sister Ellah, my brother Nhamu and me, the youngest.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: What I Learned from the Cat Jack Canfield 2009
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On our two acres—the average size for Tynwald—were my parents, my brother Richard, my sister Ellah, my brother Nhamu and me, the youngest.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: What I Learned from the Cat Jack Canfield 2009
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Oh and Happy Tynwald Day to Manx people, for the 5th!
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On our two acres—the average size for Tynwald—were my parents, my brother Richard, my sister Ellah, my brother Nhamu and me, the youngest.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: What I Learned from the Cat Jack Canfield 2009
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On our two acres—the average size for Tynwald—were my parents, my brother Richard, my sister Ellah, my brother Nhamu and me, the youngest.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: What I Learned from the Cat Jack Canfield 2009
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No Hassle Loans is always a hard act to follow on these things but can you please tell me Kerron: does the Tynwald have a particularly lenient attitude to grocers' apostrophes?
I'll Love Man... Kerron Cross 2006
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