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duchies Duke of
Lancaster Earl of
Lancaster House of
Lancaster, a
British royal dynasty Lancaster,
Victoria Lancaster, New
Brunswick Lancaster, Newfoundland...
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radial engined Lancasters were also
introduced to
service during January,
alongside some new
bombing aids. On 4 February, 198
Lancasters raided the city...
- The
Lancasters is a
residential development in London, England, with 77 apartments, the
majority of
which face
south with
views onto or
across Hyde Park...
- season, in
which the
Ironsides defeated the
Lancasters after seven very
close games. Only the
Lancasters continued to play the next season. In the 1894...
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marked by
Lancaster Roman Fort,
Lancaster Castle,
Lancaster Priory Church,
Lancaster Cathedral and the
Ashton Memorial. It is the seat of
Lancaster University...
- are
Blackburn (124,995) and the city of
Preston (94,490); the city of
Lancaster has a po****tion of 52,655. For
local government purposes, Lancashire...
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Lancaster (/ˈlæŋkɪstər/ LANG-ki-stər) is a city in and the
county seat of
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and one of the
oldest inland cities in the United...
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Burton Stephen Lancaster (November 2, 1913 –
October 20, 1994) was an
American actor and film producer.
Initially known for
playing tough guys with a...
- Slam,
specially modified Lancasters were
necessary but
these would have to be
subtracted from the
production of
ordinary Lancasters, when
several 5 Group...
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Eleanor of
Lancaster,
Countess of
Arundel (sometimes
called Eleanor Plantagenet; 11
September 1318 – 11
January 1372) was the
fifth daughter of Henry...
