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countries Maynards Wine Gums
Maynards Wine
Pastilles Maynards Wine
Sours Maynards Sports Mixture Maynards Midget Gems
Maynards Wine Gums
Light Maynards Swedish...
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existing Maynards and B****ett's brands,
which the
company came to own
following its
purchase of
Cadbury in 2010.
Maynards Wine Gums
Maynards Wine Pastilles...
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system for
reloading muskets Maynards, a
sweets manufacturer in the
United Kingdom Justice Maynard (disambiguation)
Maynard v. Cartwright, a 1988 United...
- the customers.
Maynards sweets grew
steadily and was
launched as a
company in 1896.
Maynards Wine Gums were
introduced in 1909 by
Maynard's son
Charles Gordon...
- Sour
Patch Kids (also
known as Very Bad Kids in France, and
known as
Maynards Sour
Patch Kids in
Canada and
previously in the UK[citation needed]) are...
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owner was Mondelēz International,
which merged the
brand with
Maynards to
create Maynards B****etts in 2016. The company's best-known sweets, the Liquorice...
- she was
unfaithful to him but
remained with her
until 1850. In 1832, the
Maynards moved to Cleveland, Ohio, at the time a town of 500. He made and lost small...
- John
Maynard Keynes, 1st
Baron Keynes CB, FBA (/keɪnz/ KAYNZ; 5 June 1883 – 21
April 1946), was an
English economist and
philosopher whose ideas fundamentally...
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Maynard James Keenan (born
James Herbert Keenan;
April 17, 1964) is an
American singer, songwriter, philanthropist,
record producer, and winemaker. He...
- Some
Southern states had
purchased Maynards for
their state militias in late 1860 and
early 1861.
About 3000
Maynards were in
Southern hands during the...
