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Coupland

/ ˈkəʊplənd /

noun

  1. Douglas . born 1961, Canadian novelist and journalist; novels include Generation X (1991), Girlfriend in a Coma (1998), and City of Glass (2000)

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Donna Coupland, who rented a home in Driffield for 10 years, is looking for somewhere to live after her landlord decided to sell – and it had left her so traumatised she was unable to work.

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Judge Coupland was told James was a boxing coach who helped keep young people in Nottingham "on the right path", and was heavily involved in a number of other community causes and charities.

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The sentencing judge, Steven Coupland, said the operation involved "some sophistication" and all defendants were involved "in some way".

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Once every three weeks, Adelaide Coupland drives the hour and a half from Leeds to her mum’s home in Gainsborough in Lincolnshire.

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Fraser Coupland, of Lochaber Chamber of Commerce, said Fort William was a thriving town but had similar anti-social problems to many other places across Scotland.

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