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1. At the age of 60 Mr Woodcock found that the combination of Wisden and his Times writing was too much.
2. The Oxford Guide to Heraldry (Oxford 1988), by Thomas Woodcock and John M. Robinson, is a welcome, lavishly illustrated, new text.
3. One of the North of England's leading women players, Julie Woodcock, 23, the Cheshire champion, from Northwich, has been killed in a car accident near Buxton, Derbyshire.
4. The increase in this woodland may well have had a beneficial effect on the Woodcock and has provided the increasing breeding Redpoll population with an abundance of habitat.
5. These areas are much frequented by wintering flocks of Redpolls and Siskins, and Woodcock often feed in these sites.
6. Clive Woodcock.
7. John Woodcock, Kelling, Norfolk
8. "Easily the most promising," judged Pacey, in 1961; and George Woodcock added that Leonard was one "who could write lines which are no longer good imitation Yeats; they are lines which only Yeats could have imitated."
9. Toronto Kitefliers team at the AKA convention, Columbus Ohio, flew as jolly sailors, led by the Hinchcliffe and Woodcock families.
10. The fleeces from the fell sheep in their natural state produced the hodden cloth, which later became familiar to all in the song about John Peel: "D'ye ken John Peel with his cote swae grey" (Woodcock Graves).
11. It is difficult to react adequately to George Woodcock's silly comment that in Leonard's first two books of poetry "the thirties urge to relate the imagery of poetry to the world we live in, as the world we dream, might never have existed."
12. In 1576 Thomas Cherrington complained in the Queen's Council of the Marches, that Thurston Woodcock, lord of Meason, had assembled a gang armed with long staffs and billhooks, and had forcibly ploughed and then enclosed a piece of his waste ground with a ditch.
13. AILING firms most in need of technological investment in order to compete more effectively are the least likely to innovate, and many small businesses are lagging behind in the technological revolution, writes Clive Woodcock.