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Car·den

(kar'dĕn),
Henry D., 19th-century British surgeon. See: Carden amputation.
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Liverpool Walton MP Dan Carden submitted what is called an Early Day Motion to Parliament, which has been signed by 12 MPs in total.
Once they cut away all the Janets that weren't Janet, they had D'Arcy Carden.
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Defendants' motion in limine seeks to exclude the testimony of William Carden, Whitaker's materials engineering expert.
Liverpool MP Dan Carden drew an emotional comparison between the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy and those of theHillsborough disaster, firmly stating: "A wait of 27 years for justice cannot happen again."
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MTNA member Joy Carden passed away in April at age 81.
TWO employees of the Carden Park Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa suffered minor health issues after it is believed they inhaled chlorine gas relating to a chemical spill.
Ambassador for ASEAN, David Carden, opened the four-day drill Monday on the outskirts of the capital, Jakarta.
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