A high tea to display student designs will begin at noon Saturday, April 5, in the Joan Bice Underwood Tea Room, MacKay. |
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Mildly depressed, Taylor hotfooted it to Caithness for a bit of regenerative soul searching, and was introduced to MacKay through a mutual friend. |
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MacKay also had been a bagpiper and the sergeant-at-arms of the inland Empire Emerald Society. |
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Yet Tommy looked so good in his own generic blue-and-green skirt that we decided to invest in a made-to-measure kilt sewn from his own MacKay clan tartan. |
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The system takes advantage of the predictability of normal language, MacKay says. |
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Hosts included Jim Lampley, Billie Jean King, Martina Navratilova, John Lloyd and Barry MacKay among others. |
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The Marine Service Group was acquired by MacKay Marine but many of the employees left the group at transition. |
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An earlier survey found that the folksy type of stories MacKay refers to make up about one-third of the content of many internal publications. |
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Old Donald MacKay found it, movin' his sheep down from the high shielings for the winter, away on the far side of the isle, above Struidh, where nobody goes these days. |
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On Saturday, February 2nd, Speaker Barisoff and Charles MacKay, Clerk of the Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly, discussed their respective provincial Black Rods. |
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There was the case of Dr James Mackay, widely touted in the early 1990s as the leading authority on Burns and author of a capacious biography. |
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Although Mackay won the ninth there was no way back and she conceded the match and the women's championship at the 14th. |
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Mackay then cut in from the right and smashed a powerful drive off the underside of the crossbar. |
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Her Majesty's piper, Mackay, had orders to play a pibroch under her windows every morning at seven o'clock. |
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Mackay might as well not be Scottish, for all that it has helped his international prospects. |
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The Professor was going to pelt Hugh Mackay with a great, malodorous barrage of bunyip droppings, but then realised there wouldn't be any point. |
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The former home of Orcadian writer George Mackay Brown was expected to have a new owner from Friday. |
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Alan Mackay then got to his feet and spoke for 40 minutes, dismantling the prosecution's position. |
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When the evictors arrived at one home they found only a bedridden woman, Margaret Mackay, who was almost 100 years old. |
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In 1883 a riot erupted at the Mackay racecourse when a sly grog dealer refused to serve the Islanders, who responded by throwing bottles. |
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Mackay admitted that this was probably true, and that the deadline for reviewing the books to be culled had been moved to Christmas. |
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The cyclone announced itself in Mackay late on the 20th with rapidly strengthening winds and heavy rain squalls. |
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He said Mackay could end up serving 21 months with remission for good behaviour. |
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Meanwhile yesterday, the former president attended a prayer meeting at the Mackay Memorial Hospital. |
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Mackay, who successfully oversaw a radical restructuring of the group, will be a tough act to follow. |
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Mackay says ag-gag laws may also be ineffective because of the determination of animal rights activists. |
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The Mackay Bar, a fly-in dude ranch, was just three miles down the river. |
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Centre Graham Mackay added both goals, but Deacon gave the visitors hope when he wrong-footed defender Adam Maher to slice through for Bradford's try. |
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And for Jennifer Adams, sleeping apart from her husband, Fraser Mackay, is also the key to their happy marriage. |
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Of 19 cyclone-related deaths in Mackay, most drowned in the storm surge. |
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The yachts sailed from Sydney up the east coast to Townsville, stopping at the ports of Coffs Harbour, Brisbane, Bundaberg and Mackay and returned along the same route. |
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Mackay and another deputy were wounded when exchanging fire with Dorner, who sought refuge in a cabin, apparently also hit. |
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A DAZZLING double from inspirational John Jack saw Lie sweep aside Winton to coast into the Whyte and Mackay Cup quarter-finals. |
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A little over two years ago, Ross Mackay, 23, had an idea to start a luxury streetwear brand in Dubai. |
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Bluebirds boss Mackay tried to play a straight bat to the most recent bout of speculation concerning his position. |
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Mackay locates the stolidness in, first, the repairman who can fix a broken heart and later, Phil, a man staring down the end of his marriage. |
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I will feel no animosity towards Mackay at Wigan but, unthinkably just six months ago, I will not be praising the man either. |
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So for now, Mackay is stuck, just trying to ignore the megalomania around him. |
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Later that month Mackay constructed Fort William on the site of an old fort built by Cromwell. |
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Nairn went ahead when Broch skipper Russell McBride fouled Mackay just inside the edge of the box. |
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Cooper was the son of John Cooper, of Edinburgh, a civil engineer, and Margaret, daughter of John Mackay, of Dunnet, Caithness. |
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Replicator made every yard of the running under Jamie Mackay before just hanging on by a neck from Black Baccara in the 6f handicap. |
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Mackay was back out on the mountain Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. |
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To ensure correct navigation, Mackay purchased a nine-valve superheterodyne wireless receiving set, and carried it for the whole trip. |
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Without doubt, though, the leading light when it comes to Mackay transfer dealings has been Jordon Mutch. |
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And Tan got the motherlode when an investigation into transfer dealings unearthed messages between Mackay and Moody on company phones. |
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A large portrait by Lucinda Mackay is in the collection of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh. |
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Elsie Mackay was born seven years later, and has been a member of the Society for over sixty years. |
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Schwarz DA, Barry G, Mackay KB, Manu F, Naeve GS, Vana AM, et al. |
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The best known literary figures from modern Orkney are the poet Edwin Muir, the poet and novelist George Mackay Brown, and the novelist Eric Linklater. |
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George Mackay Brown from Orkney, and Iain Crichton Smith from Lewis, wrote both poetry and prose fiction shaped by their distinctive island backgrounds. |
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A younger generation of novelists that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s included Shena Mackay, Alan Spence, Allan Massie and the work of William McIlvanney. |
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The best known literary figures from modern Orkney are the poet Edwin Muir, the poet and novelist George Mackay Brown and the novelist Eric Linklater. |
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Manager Malky Mackay was remaining up-beat, despite the latest setback. |
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The following year, the club appointed Malky Mackay as manager, who took the side to the League Cup final for the first time in the club's history during his first season. |
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Sends a letter to the Globe and Mail and starts claiming that his friend Mackay says that there's all sortsa cabinet ministers ringing up all sortsa judges in Canada. |
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