Julie Dowton, of the commoners' association, said the affected animals had been were a "horrific sight".

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Gwyneth Jones, of the Pound Green Commoners' Association which looks after the common, said Mr Chance probably came to the Worcestershire green to escape city life.

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Bertil's two other brothers had already relinquished their places in the line of succession by marrying commoners.

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In the late Heian era (893-1185), when the book is set, the ruling Fujiwara clan of upper-class commoners (to which Murasaki belonged) would send their daughters to court at Kyoto, hoping that one would give birth to a crown prince and ensure their control of the imperial power.

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With her husband, the 8th Earl of Carnarvon George Herbert, the couple call Highclere home, employing a roster of domestic staff, hosting royal guests (as well as commoners) and gleaning income from the surrounding farmland.

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The amenities most players crave, according to some team travel directors, are round-the-clock room service (lots of late post-game meals), top notch fitness facilities (bench players need to get their workouts in), and blocks of rooms segregated from the other guests (who wants to hobnob with the commoners during downtime?).

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Much like Merida in Disney's "Brave, " she's one of those aristocrats who prefers to keep her crown under her cape and hobnob with the commoners, like Jack.

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The Johnson admin abolished the US version of stamp duty, not JFK. When the 1914 to 1966 tax was in place, very few commoners were invested.

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