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Chad·wick

(chad'wik),
James R., U.S. gynecologist, 1844-1905. See: Chadwick sign.
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Hassan has worked for Chadwick Lawrence in the commercial property department since 2015 and is currently based at the Wakefield office where he will complete his training contract with the firm.
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Having served as Head of Chadwick School in San Pedro, California, for 18 years, as Head of Chadwick International I should be able to do both these things better than ever.
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Chadwick is currently building a team to service his growing portfolio of rental and sales exclusives, which include unique townhouse properties in Manhattan as well as the outer boroughs.
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The training I received was essential in furthering my understanding of the science behind a Drug Recognition Evaluation and what errors officers make in conducting these evaluations," stated Attorney Chadwick.
Attorney Evan Chadwick Successfully Completes Drug Recognition Expert Training
Police described the crime as "an absolutely repulsive act with little regard for human life" but declined to detail exactly what injuries Chadwick sustained.
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Chadwick signed for Everton in August 1888 from Blackburn Rovers, just in time to feature in the Toffees' inaugural league season.
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Mr Chadwick said: "When GNAAS got to me, it was a massive relief.
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Historian John Thorn, explained: "No man was more important in the rise of baseball from boys' game to national pastime than Chadwick.
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Chadwick thought that Debussy's Pelleas et Melisande was "distinctly incompetent" and contained an "intrinsic general ugliness" (309), while of Sibelius's Fourth Symphony, he felt that "the harmony is brutally and apparently gratuitously discordant, even to actual cacophony at times" (311).
George Whitefield Chadwick: The Life and Music of the Pride of New England
Chadwick said: "It was great to finally come here, pull on that amber shirt and play for the club I supported as a child.
Chadwick relishing reunion with his former club
That fact only emerged when Ms Chadwick changed her police statement shortly before the start of his trial at Worcester Crown Court.
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Arguably the most innovative member of the New England group, Chadwick was a prolific composer whose output spans nearly every genre, including opera, chamber music, choral works, songs, and, most notably, orchestral music.
George Whitefield Chadwick: The Life and Music of the Pride of New England

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