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  • 51hatch, match and despatch — 1. noun The Office of Births, Marriages and Deaths. 2. adjective Very infrequent; attending only for baptism, marriage, and funeral. He is a hatch, match and despatch Catholic [or Baptist, etc.] …

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  • 52advice of despatch — adˌvice of deˈspatch noun [singular] TRANSPORT a document sent by someone sending goods abroad, telling the buyer that the goods they have ordered have been sent …

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  • 53customary despatch — As employed in a charter party requiring the loading of the ship with customary despatch, the words do not relate to the average or usual conditions surrounding such a loading, but they are to be read and understood in relation to the… …

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  • 54Anglo-Iraqi War — Part of the Mediterranean, Middle East and African theatre of the Second World War British troops looking at …

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  • 55Danae class cruiser — HMS Delhi; note 5 /38 caliber guns fitted after refit Class overview Name: Danae Operators …

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  • 56Central Communications Command — The Central Communications Command (CCC, also known as Metcall) is the largest Operational Command Unit OCU of London s Metropolitan Police Service. It sits within Territorial Policing, the business group within the Met that is responsible for… …

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  • 57Western Desert Campaign — Part of North African Campaign …

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  • 58USS Pocahontas (1852) — USS Pocahontas , a screw steamer built at Medford, Massachusetts in 1852 as City of Boston , and purchased by the Navy at Boston, Massachusetts 20 March 1855, was the first United States Navy ship to be named for Pocahontas, the Algonquian wife… …

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  • 59Pigeon post — is the use of homing pigeons to carry messages. As a method of communication, it is likely as old as the ancient Persians from whom the art of training the birds probably came. The Romans used pigeon messengers to aid their military over 2000… …

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