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Gilbert Kymer (died 1463) was Dean of
Salisbury Cathedral,
Chancellor of
Oxford University, and a physician.
Kymer was
educated at the
University of Oxford...
- coal,
limestone and iron ore
drove the
growth of the coal trade.
Thomas Kymer,
owner of many
mining and
other operations in the area
established several...
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Martin Kaymer (/ˈkaɪmər/ German: [ˈkaɪmɐ]; born 28
December 1984) is a
German professional golfer who
currently plays on the LIV Golf League. A winner...
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Academic offices Preceded by
Gilbert Kymer Chancellor of the
University of
Oxford 1433–1437 Succeeded by John
Carpenter Political offices Preceded by...
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coast for
onward transportation by
coastal ships. It
began life as
Kymer's Canal in 1766,
which linked pits at Pwll y
Llygod to a dock near Kidwelly...
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public before partygoers (Chandler). She
enjoys teasing her boyfriend,
Chris Kymer (Carlyle) to get her drinks, all the
while sneaking off the make out with...
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moorings on 9 November. EIC
voyage #2 (1806–1807):
Captain Christopher Kymer acquired a
letter of
marque on 8
February 1806. He
sailed from Portsmouth...
- London.
Somerset worked on the
college with
Thomas Morstede and
Gilbert Kymer until its
plans collapsed in
November 1424. In 1427 he was
found a place...
- and profiles. A user
would walk
their avatar around a
virtual city (named
Kymer),
enter shops and
teleporter cabins,
gesture or chat to
other avatars (cartoon...
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reached their end. In
April 1975,
Phnom Penh,
capital of the
Kymer Republic fell to the
Kymer Rouge,
ending Snelling's socially-prestigious role as its honorary...