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Перевод: Glasgow

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Глазго [геогр.]

Тезаурус:

1. According to the Glasgow Daily Chronicle , Liverpool officials, "by a curious coincidence", went to a junior cup tie at Parkhead, Glasgow, which was being watched by a group from Aberdeen that included Jackson.
2. Newcastle and Glasgow would Appear to be in a somewhat better position, for although both have lost substantial numbers of jobs in manufacturing, a more optimistic picture has emerged in the late 1980s, based on public - private-sector investment and cultural developments.
3. The first ocean-going ship with a steam engine - Henry Bell's Comet - was launched from Port Glasgow in 1812, and the best known of the Clyde's ships were always the ocean liners, though the yards built merchant ships, warships for the Royal Navy and many other types of vessel.
4. Tel: Glasgow 423 8000.
5. Pray for Ruth Zinn as she seeks the Lord's will and gathers support in order reach out to the "working" girls in Glasgow.
6. In this Glasgow balcony who pours
7. "I ken you were all right when the Prince was here," he continued, "and there are plenty in Glasgow that will keep you safe, but things have changed for the worse since you went away.
8. Glasgow to Edinburgh
9. As for the wearer, or bearer of these tokens of the new age that was dawning in the East End of Glasgow, he was just a laddie.
10. He also introduced Corbett who felt many of the lords were too busy to acknowledge him though he noticed Bishop Wishart of Glasgow, a wizened little man with a face as brown and as wrinkled as a shrivelled walnut, studying him intently beneath heavy-lidded eyes.
11. Thanks are extended to Miss M. Strachan, Senior Nurse, Glasgow University Department of Infectious Diseases, Ruchill Hospital, Glasgow for checking the sections of this chapter which deal with infection.
12. That must be why Glasgow has so many museums.
13. The first festival was held in Liverpool in 1984, followed by Stoke, Glasgow and Gateshead.