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JOSIAH WEDGWOOD (1730-1795), the most distinguished of English manufacturers of pottery, came of a family many members of which had been established as potters in Stafford - shire throughout the 17th century and had played a notable part in the development of the infant industry.

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Just because you want to save some money by taking the TracFone route does not mean that you want to sacrifice anything in terms of functionality and usability, right?Unlike some other applications that require a 3G or Wi-Fi connection for any sort of usability, FlyCast has been designed to accommodate slower EDGE connections as well.

MISSING TEETH: BRIDGES, dentureS ' IMPLANTS Missing teeth can be replaced by removable dentures, a bridge, or an implant.

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SOWERBY BRIDGE, an urban district in the Sowerby parliamentary division of the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, 3 m.

JOSEPH HODGES CHOATE (1832-), American lawyer and diplomat, was born at Salem, Massachusetts, on the 24th of January 183 2.

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EDGAR MORTARA, an Italian Jew, of a Bologna family, whose abduction in early childhood (1858) by the Inquisition occupied for several years the attention of European diplomacy.

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BRIDGET, BRIGITTA, BIRGITTA, OF SWEDEN, Saint (c.

Synonyms:

metric grain, decigram, grain, carat, metric weight unit, weight unit,

Antonyms:

largeness, bigness,