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Richard went off on a trip to Ottawa, an important trip to Ottawa.† (source)
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Then he left the country for Canada, where he taught at a Chinese school in Ottawa until 1991, when he died from lung cancer.† (source)
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And I arrived in Ottawa on a rainy day; I just kept driving until I got to Toronto.† (source)
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I correctly answered that Tokyo was the capital of Japan, Addis Ababa the capital of Ethiopia, Ottawa the capital of Canada, and Bogota the capital of Colombia.† (source)
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For helping me complete it, I am grateful to three officials of exemplary professionalism: Mr. Kazuhiko Oda, lately of the Japanese Embassy in Ottawa; Mr. Hiroshi Watanabe, of Oika Shipping Company; and, especially, Mr. Tomohiro Okamoto, of the Japanese Ministry of Transport, now retired.† (source)
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I was going to keep on saying it until two seconds after I got a letter from Ottawa or Chungking or some place saying, 'Yes, you can enlist with us.'† (source)
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Since I had some time left, I glanced through a genealogical chart: John the Old, William Louis, Ernest Casimir I, Henry Casimir I, right up to little Margriet Franciska (born in 1943 in Ottawa).† (source)
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Retreating to Ottawa.† (source)
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Back in Ottawa I instructed so many who were being posted all over the world.† (source)
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The Ottawa ordeal drew toward its end; but the climax was still to come.† (source)
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Groups like the "Sons of Canada" are petitioning Ottawa against us and the newspapers are printing outright lies.† (source)
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Mrs. Lynde says Canada is going to the dogs the way things are being run at Ottawa and that it's an awful warning to the electors.† (source)
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Later, in the debate at Ottawa, Illinois, Lincoln repeated a larger passage containing this statement, and added: "this is the true complexion of all I have said in regard to the institution of slavery and the black race.† (source)
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They're a group of First Nations DJs and producers based out of Ottawa.† (source)
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I'm waiting for word from Ottawa," the woman replied.† (source)
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From Sir John Macdonald, and the Minister of Justice, in Ottawa.† (source)
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