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Gloucester

['glɔstә]
n.
（英国）格洛斯特硬干酪

gloucester

[ noun ]

a town in northeastern Massachusetts on Cape Ann to the northeast of Boston; the harbor has been a fishing center for centuries

<noun.location>

a city in southwestern England in Gloucestershire on the Severn

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Woolwich, Alliance & Leicester, and Cheltenham & Gloucester do little more than promote awareness of their names.
Unit labour costs are now falling by 2 per cent a year in Germany and 3 per cent in the US.' The counters of the Cheltenham and Gloucester branch in central Birmingham remain unmarked.
Last year, Cheltenham & Gloucester, the sixth largest society, went the opposite way, saying it would end its relationship with Legal & General and would no longer sell retail insurance products.
The trouble is that they are not happening as frequently as they should be. Round the corner from Gloucester's renovated wharfside is mainland Britain's only rapid prototyping bureau.
The restoration of these has been the single most important tourist development in the county in the past 10 years. The docks, connecting the river Severn with the Gloucester and Sharpness canal, no longer have any commercial shipping.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) - Britain's Prince Richard, the Duke of Gloucester, arrived at this Southeast Asian archipelago Friday for a six-day visit that will take him from the sultan's house to the field of sports.
Lloyds Bank's bid for the Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society is very neat.
WHEN the Cheltenham & Gloucester building society launched its Best 90 account in February, it gave a guarantee that it would pay the highest 90-day rate of any of the top 10 societies or Abbey National.
Mallard _ sex unknown _ was tangled in one of the quarter-mile-long gill nets set on the lucrative Stellwagen Bank fishing grounds about 17 miles off Gloucester and 25 miles from Provincetown.
High street bank Lloyds, which will also be a leading player assuming that the Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society deal goes through, eased 3 to 573p.
Thus, Gloucester look vulnerable. 'We have always said here that as long as we can keep our own players, then we do not need to worry,' says Peter Ford, the chairman.
Meanwhile, all the forwards and many of the backs converge on the man who is trying to catch the ball. 'Gloucester used to be a club you measured yourself against,' says Tony Russ, the coach of Leicester.
Those such as Worcester, Gloucester and Hereford, far off the beaten path in western England, are in pressing need.
Summer residents of the blue-collar fishing town of Gloucester, located an hour northeast of Boston, use Mr. McNeil's services more frequently than year-round residents.
The management has been replaced and European production is being concentrated in Gloucester.
Rank built the Gloucester, which opened in 1973.
Ashton went as the senior player with Peter Kingston from Gloucester (also uncapped) as his deputy. The week of the first international Ashton had a family bereavement and flew home.
The largest award is a Pounds 900,000 26-week contract with Nuclear Electric to construct a computer data centre in Gloucester.
Italians, a substantial population in Gloucester, have traditionally opted for kinship-based agreements rather than contracts with workers.
All six were arrested after being driven by a Customs agent posing as a drug buyer to the port in Gloucester City, where $1 million worth of marijuana was seized.
The Bishop of Gloucester, the Rt Rev Peter Ball, has made a statement to police over alleged indecent behaviour.
Varian makes the components for the equipment assembled at both Asian facilities at a plant in Gloucester, Mass.
Office space in Guildford in 1986 was Pounds 12 a square foot, compared with Pounds 5 in Gloucester.
It is less likely - especially while the Lloyds bid for Cheltenham & Gloucester remains subject to possible appeal - to propose much by way of reform of the industry's traditional mutual structure.
Gloucester develops as well.
A judge in Gloucester County also dealt a blow to striking teachers in the 3,400-student Deptford school system.
"Gloucester is an extraordinary place, having perhaps the highest per capita number of heroin addicts in the state," said Burke.
It is made from his herd of Old Gloucester cattle and washed in perry to form the red mould.
Lloyds is the first of the British clearing banks to report its interim results (on Friday) although the outlook is affected by uncertainty over its proposed Pounds 1.8bn acquisition of Cheltenham & Gloucester building society.
Further ballots are being held among postal workers in Bristol, Southampton and Gloucester.

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