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Dalrymple

[dal-rim-puhl, dal-rim-]

noun

  1. Sir James, 1st Viscount Stair, 1619–95, Scottish jurist.



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Teenaged Madison Dalrymple, itching to escape with bestie Cheyenne Baker to the glamorous life in 2011 Atlanta, hates everything about her small hometown North Falls, including 70-year old Sheriff Gerald Clifton, whose “great-great — however many greats — grandfather” was a founding father of the county.

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Dr Katie Dalrymple, lecturer in nutritional sciences, at King's College London, said the initiative would have a positive impact - but to truly protect children, the focus must be on reducing exposure to high-sugar foods and drinks.

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Laurie Dalrymple sits in the seat Evans once occupied.

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"It is critical for us as a business," Dalrymple said.

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Quins themselves launched a second annual fixture at Twickenham in 2022 - Big Summer Kick-Off - and Dalrymple aspires to stage an exhibition match overseas, with Singapore a dream destination.

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