houghton in A Sentence

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    Houghton Mifflin Books for Children.

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    Is it Houghton again?

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    You're a bad security risk, Houghton.

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    Going away for the weekend, Houghton?

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    This is where you'll be working, Houghton.

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    If you wouldn't mind making the tea then, Mr. Houghton?

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    They had been living openly together in Richmond Park and Houghton Hall before 1728.

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    Lynn Houghton tells us eight of the best ways to get off the beaten track.

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    He will replace Chris Houghton, who will assume the position of Head of Region North East Asia.

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    Zimbabwe's captain, David Houghton top-scored for his side in their first innings, scoring the country's maiden Test century of 121.

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    In America, royalties to Mein Kampf are collected by Houghton Mifflin, who bought the rights to the book from Hitler's publisher in 1933.

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    Mary's great-great-grandfather on her father's side, Robert Houghton, was a master baker in the 1860s who provided bread for a local workhouse in Norwich.

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    After experiencing a prolonged respiratory disease, Mandela died on 5th of December 2013 at 95 years old at his home in Houghton, encompassed by his family.

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    However, Walpole had bought at the bottom and sold at the top, adding greatly to his inherited wealth and allowing him to create Houghton Hall as seen today.

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    His best individual moment so far in the Bob Houghton era was without the doubt the delightful curling freekick he scored against Syria in the 2009 Nehru Cup final.

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    We were grateful to be assigned together to the Bristol pioneer home, there to join Edith Poole, Bert Farmer, Tom and Dorothy Bridges, Bernard Houghton, and other pioneers whose faith we had long admired.

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    Alter and Houghton were honored with the Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research for"pioneering work leading to the discovery of the virus that causes hepatitis C and the development of screening methods that reduced the risk of blood transfusion-associated hepatitis in the U.S. from 30% in 1970 to virtually zero in 2000.".

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