| A cross-Channel aristocracy developed, holding lands in both territories and having a vested interest in keeping them united in one ruler. |
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| But they must now continue to go on cross-Channel booze cruises. |
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| Sir Ian Blair, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, said the register could be one tool in the fight against cross-Channel organised crime. |
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| The US-nominated heir to the Peacock Throne never gets to Iran since he's stranded on a cross-Channel ferry. |
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| In particular, cross-channel landholding patterns were breaking up, with ever more distinct baronages residing either side of the Channel. |
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| And how did Huguenot outlook differ from that of their cross-channel puritan brethren? |
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| Cross-channel trains reach speeds of up to 160 kilometers, or 100 miles per hour. |
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| In addition to cross-channel promotions, ad insertions and mailings will be utilized to lure potential customers. |
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| Yet somehow or other she got herself to Holland, then made several cross-channel ferry trips until finally being allowed to land on British soil just as war broke out. |
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| Parading his skills on the European club stage may well help to copper-fasten the healthy prospect of Smith attracting a cross-channel. |
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| Our customers gain competitive advantage through the automation, individualization, and coordination of cross-channel marketing interactions at massive scale. |
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| The Remembrance Line group, who are feistily campaigning to preserve Folkestone Harbour branchline in Kent, also wants to launch a vintage cross-channel service. |
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