- Poppyland, p. 157 Parish, W.D.; Shaw (1888). The
Kentish Dialect and
Provincialisms (PDF). Lewes:
Farncombe & Co. p. vii. Davis, Graeme,
Dictionary of Surrey...
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divided between the
Government of
Canada (the
federal government) and the
provincial governments to
exercise exclusively. A
change to the
division of powers...
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means universal.
Traditional capitals may be
economically eclipsed by
provincial rivals as is the case with
Nanjing by Shanghai,
Quebec City by Montreal...
- Look up
provincial in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Provincial may
refer to:
Provincial capitals, an
administrative sub-national
capital of a country...
- In Canada,
there are two
types of
sales taxes levied.
These are :
Provincial sales taxes or PST (French:
Taxes de
vente provinciale - TVP),
levied by the...
- of the border. Also, a
glossary of
Indian names,
words and
western provincialisms.
Together with a guide-book of the
Yellowstone national park. Afterward...
- when the 13th
Amendment to the
Constitution of Sri
Lanka established provincial councils. It is the 7th
largest province by area and is home to 2.5 million...
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members of the party.
Volunteer efforts were
substantially absorbed in
provincial campaigns between 2001 and 2003, and the
federal party became dormant...
- All
provincial-level
divisions of
China are
divided into prefectural-level
divisions (second-level): prefectural-level cities, prefectures, autonomous...
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ecclesiastical province), are
convoked by the
national episcopal conference.
Provincial councils,
which consist of the
bishops of an
ecclesiastical province smaller...
