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Orange traditions) Sibbert, R.M. (1939).
Orangeism in
Ireland and
throughout the Empire. London. (Strongly favourable) Senior, H. (1966).
Orangeism in...
- Look up
Orange or
orange in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Orange most
often refers to:
Orange (fruit), the
fruit of the tree
species Citrus × sinensis...
- The
orange, also
called sweet orange to
distinguish it from the
bitter orange (Citrus × aurantium), is the
fruit of a tree in the
family Rutaceae. Botanically...
- Look up mock-
orange in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Mock
orange or mock-
orange typically refers to Philadelphus, a
mostly Holarctic genus of shrubs...
- the
inherent Britishness of
Orange ideology. M'Conechy in his
memoir of
Motherwell states that the
introduction of
Orangeism in
Scotland "could be attended...
- up
clockwork orange or **** as a
clockwork orange in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
Clockwork Orange may
refer to: A
Clockwork Orange (novel), a 1962...
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mandarin orange (Citrus reticulata),
often simply called mandarin, is a small,
rounded citrus tree fruit.
Treated as a
distinct species of
orange, it is...
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Orange is the
colour between yellow and red on the
spectrum of
visible light. The
human eyes
perceive orange when
observing light with a
dominant wavelength...
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Orange County (officially the
County of
Orange;
often initialized O.C.) is a
county located in the Los
Angeles metropolitan area in
Southern California...
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William of
Orange usually refers to either:
William the Silent,
William I, (1533–1584),
Prince of
Orange,
leader of the
Dutch Revolt,
founder of the House...
