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parade
Sport a parry in fencing
parade
of finery; most notable ones in New York and Atlantic City on Easter Sunday. [Pop. Culture: Misc.]
See : Easter
PARADE - PARallel Applicative Database Engine. A project at Glasgow University to construct a transaction-processor in the parallel functional programming language Haskell to run on an ICL EDS+ database machine.
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John Burton, president of the Bedworth Society, which runs the centre, said: "We shall be displaying pictures taken at previous Armistice Day parades and showing videos from earlier parades as well.
'Show' honour for our Frank; POPPY PARADE: Town's old soldier fights ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Last night, the Orange Order defended their parades as spokesman Robert McLean said: "We don't have any controversial parades in Glasgow and if there was a problem we'd speak with the local people.
MSP calls for march body by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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