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Coity is a
village in
Bridgend County Borough,
south Wales, part of
Bridgend town
urban area.
Coity is part of the
community of
Coity Higher and is notable...
- Siston, Gloucestershire, and
formerly of Waterton-by-Ewenny, in
Coity lordship,
besieged Coity for a month,
trying to oust Lady Joan Verney, wife of Sir Richard...
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Coity Mountain (also
spelled Coety Mountain, Welsh:
Mynydd Coety) is a flat-topped
mountain in the
South Wales Valleys,
between Blaenavon and Abertillery...
- the
Coity Higher Community:-
Coity Burial Chamber A
Chambered tomb, (Location: 51°31′34″N 3°32′54″W / 51.5262°N 3.5482°W / 51.5262; -3.5482 (
Coity Burial...
- Look up
co, -
co, c/o, care of, or
co- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
CO or
variants may
refer to:
Carbon monoxide (
CO), a colorless, odorless, and...
- Lord
Davies of
Coity,
General Secretary,
Union of Shop,
Distributive and
Allied Workers, 1986–97, 78 "Death of a Member: Lord
Davies of
Coity - Announcement"...
- St Mary's
Church is a
Grade I
listed church in
Coity Higher,
Bridgend County Borough,
southern Wales. The
church is
dated mainly to the 14th century,...
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thereby becoming Lady of
Coity on her husband's succession,
producing a son & heir John Gamage. The
Gamage family held
Coity until 1584. The
Corbet triplets...
-
compute with
numbers and polynomials. The
CoCoA
Library (
CoCoALib) is
available under GNU
General Public License.
CoCoA has been
ported to many
operating systems...
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Co-
Co is the
wheel arrangement for
diesel and
electric locomotives with two six-wheeled
bogies with all
axles powered, with a
separate traction motor...
