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Primrose may
refer to:
Primula vulgaris,
commonly known as the
primrose (also
called the
common primrose or
English primrose) many
other species of the...
- condition,
until her
death on 21 June 1963. On 5
November 1966, he
married Primrose May Oxtoby; the
couple had four children.
Shipman studied medicine at Leeds...
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Primrose Hill is a
Grade II
listed public park
located north of Regent's Park in London, England,
first opened to the
public in 1842. It was
named after...
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primrose, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Primulaceae,
native to Eurasia. The
common name is
primrose, or
occasionally common primrose or...
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herbaceous flowering plants in the
family Primulaceae. They
include the
primrose (P. vulgaris), a
familiar wildflower of
banks and verges.
Other common...
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Oenothera biennis, the
common evening-
primrose, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Onagraceae,
native to
eastern and
central North America,...
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never be hungry.” She
lives with her
mother and
younger sister,
Primrose (nicknamed "
Prim"). Her father's
death in a
mining accident several years ago left...
- West End plays. In 1924, she
debuted in
Midnight Follies. She
appeared in
Primrose. In 1925, she
acted in Tell me More at London's
Winter Garden Theatre,...
- and the
other via pickpocketing; and the
Cleric Ophilia and the
Dancer Primrose can
guide NPCs and use them as
guest summons. In all cases, the
first action...
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Oenothera rosea, also
known as rosy evening-
primrose,
rose evening primrose, pink
evening primrose, or
Rose of Mexico, is a
species of
flowering plant...
