Rosedale

[rohz-deyl]

noun

1. a city in N Maryland, near Baltimore.

Example Sentences

The victims were buried at the old City Cemetery downtown but were moved to Rosedale Cemetery in Mid-City in 1914.

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Midjourney lists former Github chief executive Nat Friedman and Philip Rosedale, founder of Second Life, among its advisors.

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Dolores Rosedale, 95, a model known as Roxanne whose burst of fame in the 1950s as the hostess of the wacky game show “Beat the Clock” led to the creation of a doll in her image and to appearances on magazine covers, died May 2 in Spring Park, Minn.

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Dolores Rosedale, a model known as Roxanne whose burst of fame in the early 1950s as the hostess of the wacky game show “Beat the Clock” led to the creation of a doll in her image and to appearances on the covers of magazines like Life and TV Guide, died on May 2 in Spring Park, Minn., near Minneapolis.

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"This work is underpinned by multiple years of animal heat stress trials conducted at SARDI's Turretfield Research Centre in Rosedale and our Roseworthy campus."

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