She is the daughter of Ellen Harrow and William Harrow of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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No offence," Gideon tells Harrow early on, to which Harrow replies pityingly, "Oh, Griddle!
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I 'd been very up front in terms of style with my gang in Harrow—the Harrow Crew—and I was known to be at the forefront, style-wise.
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Jason Harrow is executive director and chief counsel of EqualCitizen.
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"The Ten Thousand Doors of January" by Alix E. Harrow
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Elizabeth Rose Harrow and David Klein Zussman were married Nov.
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Ms. Harrow said her students in temporary housing were resilient.
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The harrow fluffs and aerates the cushion, eliminating those imperfections.
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But Ms. Harrow was on the hook for the rest.
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She appeared in five episodes of Boardwalk Empire, as Emma Harrow.
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The house was in the Paddington area, off the Harrow Road.
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Graduates of Eton, Harrow, Oxford and Cambridge should not dominate corporate boards.
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A direct sequel, Harrow the Ninth, has already been announced for 2020.
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Leach started his career earning just $6 an hour at The Harrow Observer.
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WHEN WINSTON CHURCHILL was at Harrow School, he was in the lowest stream.
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As the final races wrap, the maintenance crew waits in the harrow yard.
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Koc, 51, was educated at Harrow boarding school in London and at Harvard.
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The six numbers, with music by Nancy Harrow, are short, more appetizers than entrees.
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Thus Kafka's harrow continued to carve away on the back of a prostrate nation.
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Harrow County's a creepy little town where monsters and strange things prowl around the edges.
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The review of "Under the Harrow" also doesn't leave a whole lot to the imagination.
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Dow Travers's pedigree included time at the prestigious Harrow School in England and Brown University.
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This place called The Trinity in Harrow-on-the-Hill do this thing called £2 Tuesday.
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He was first elected as an MP in 1918, winning the Harrow seat for the Conservatives.
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Currently in Finchley, Acton, Ealing, Harrow, and Whetstone, they're looking for new venues all the time.
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Berry proved in "Under the Harrow" that her prose can be as blistering as it is lush.
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Harrow, meanwhile, really is both dark and brooding, and she's motivated by a restless and fidgeting ambition.
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In reality, though, the Hive is home now, with the club hierarchy seemingly content to stay in Harrow.
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Freezing one's credit report is another, "more drastic action" that Harrow says can be done independently of Equifax.
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Emmy, a resident of the town, finds she's connected deeply to the supernatural roots and history of Harrow.
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She says she won't let Gideon go before she performs one last service for Harrow as her cavalier.
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But while its look may be old fashioned, Harrow has found itself embroiled in a thoroughly modern controversy.
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You'd get given a flyer that just had "Harrow – see Dev" or "Northwood – see Raj" written on it.
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Your fellow boaters will never suspect that your fine-looking London Fog Harrow Boat Shoes cost less than $35.
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The family moved to north London when he was young, and he attended the Harrow County School for Boys.
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The team has created a moisture sensor that can be attached to a harrow to give real-time readouts.
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The Malaysian financier had attended the Harrow School in London and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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And no matter how cunningly Gideon tries to plot her escape, Harrow manages to foil her at every turn.
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"This is not for a practical problem, and no one has proposed connecting it to a practical problem," said Harrow.
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The bags are made by Harrow & Green, which is run by Philip and Tanya Taylor and are already sold out.
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The Harrow- and Cambridge-educated Jawaharlal Nehru co-led agitation for independence and became India's prime minister for 17 years.
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It's a lot easier to get your friend to come for a pint in Southwark than Harrow-on-the-Hill.
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Even though "Harrow" is about gruesome crimes and the fundamental rot within the human spirit, it isn't dark and gritty.
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Once they set it up, every harrow will track the moisture in the dirt as its blades comb the footing.
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Her most recent album, "The Harrow & the Harvest," came out to widespread acclaim and multiple Grammy nominations six years ago.
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As she waited to do just that, Ms. Harrow got a second ticket — for "failure to comply" with the first.
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Each time they plough, harrow, or plant a field they have a make a record, which they claim no one checks.
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The death of King Harrow—who is introduced as an idealist ruler and father—is treated with genuine respect and gravitas.
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The human realm is led by King Harrow, a widowed monarch with two sons, the jovial Callum and jelly-loving Ezran.
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Bob Blackman is a Conservative member of the UK House of Commons representing the Harrow East constituency View the discussion thread.
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"We kill one monster to save 100,000 people," Harrow tells his queen, Sarai (Kazumi Evans), as they spar with sword and spear.
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Barnet now play at the Hive, with their former training ground on the borders of Harrow converted into a 6,400 capacity stadium.
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The offers might seem 100% above-board, but Harrow says that consumers might want to wait on more information before they accept.
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I was taught Shakespeare brilliantly by an eccentric genius at Harrow named Jeremy Lemmon who made me want to be a writer.
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After earning a diploma in 21987 from Goldsmith's College in London, Mr. Oliver returned to the Harrow County School to teach art.
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Harrow Council said "misguided" policies that allow social tenants to buy their homes had left it with few options to build sustainably.
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The principal, Melissa Harrow, said some of the students lived in two nearby shelters, while others were living doubled up with relatives.
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Matrix-algebra approaches such as the Harrow-Hassidim-Lloyd algorithm show a speedup only if the matrices are sparse — mostly filled with zeroes.
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And if you're in an abusive relationship in Harrow, you have, quite frankly, a miniscule chance of getting support in your local area.
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Just look at the snug little critter in the photo below, which was tweeted on Tuesday by the London Ambulance Service's Harrow branch.
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Flynn Berry's thrilling novel of psychological suspense, "Under the Harrow," opens with a young woman riding the train from London to the English countryside.
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THE HARROW A former hardware store is now this new American restaurant with the chef Eric Thomas, formerly at Nice Matin, in the kitchen.
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Berry's rich 2016 debut, "Under the Harrow," about a woman hellbent on finding her sister's murderer, won the Edgar Award for best first novel.
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That means Harrow has had unique access to Netanyahu's activities for the last several years — and can speak, as few others can, to their legality.
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"This sort of simulation is something that their architecture is well-suited to do," Aram Harrow, MIT physics professor not involved in the study, told Gizmodo.
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Squash was born at Harrow, a private school in England, early in the 22018th century, and was exported to colonies through clubs built for British officers.
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Sir Cecil Beaton (1904-1980) was a Harrow and Cambridge sort of Englishman who became a notable fashion and portrait photographer for Vogue and Vanity Fair.
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A somber, trilling violin speaks to the Russian setting, but Harrow mashes up the Motherland with the Big Easy, abruptly inserting jazz-inspired numbers as well.
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HARROW, Ontario — Barry Zekelman, a Canadian billionaire whose business is mostly in the United States, is not a guy who likes to lose — or go slow.
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From the owners of the Harrow, in Hell's Kitchen, and its chef, Eric Thomas, comes this tailored American restaurant with food that's seasoned with global touches.
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Ms. Harrow said the school also set aside money in its budget to distribute pencils, notebooks, coats and school uniforms to students who cannot afford them.
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While so much fantasy is based around characters with great destinies, Harrow urges Callum to ignore any imagined constraints on his fate and forge his own path.
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The five-part miniseries is an unmissable television event, but it is one that will harrow you, a horror story in the guise of a historical docudrama.
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The Dragon Prince similarly takes care to never paint its characters with a single brush: King Harrow, arguably a hero, is quick to admit he's committed atrocities.
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For context, 240.2,212 people live in the borough, and the police recorded more than 22015,40.23 incidents of domestic abuse in Harrow between March 20153 and March 22015.
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CreditCreditNew York City Department of Buildings When Jean Harrow got a ticket in 2016 for unauthorized renovations to her Queens home, she thought it was a misunderstanding.
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Swinton told me that when she attended her brother's graduation from Harrow, an élite boys' school, the headmaster declared that the boys were the leaders of tomorrow.
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It's clear that Gideon and Harrow would like to kill each other, but it also becomes obvious very quickly that they would die for each other, too.
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People queued at a branch in Harrow, west London, to empty their safe-deposit boxes—another Metro selling point—or just to find out what was going on.
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The grander "public" (independent) schools have led the way: Harrow, for example, has branches in Beijing and Hong Kong, with another due to open in Shanghai in August.
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The BBC reported that Ashley Smith, 30, was sentenced at Harrow Crown Court after admitting trying to steal watches worth 200,000 pounds ($255,440.00) from the Premier League players.
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In 2006, two men were sentenced at Harrow Crown Court for stealing £2 million ($2.6 million) in cars and jewellery from the home of Russian financier Iouri Chliaifchtein.
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Harrow- and Cambridge-educated, he was one of the architects of the Non-Aligned Movement, which sought a third way through the odious binaries of the Cold War.
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He trained as a painter and sculptor at the Harrow School of Art, but switched to graphic design because most art materials aggravated his asthma and various allergies.
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The court order further barred publication of "any details from the negotiations under way with Ari Harrow and counsel and the substance of matters relayed during the negotiations".
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His father was a timber merchant and the Beaton children, Cecil and his three siblings, grew up in comfortable abundance: attending the esteemed Harrow School, and later Cambridge.
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Last week, Hong Kong-based Asia International Schools, which owns the international schools bearing the Harrow name, closed a US$120m-equivalent three-year term loan with four banks.
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Roger Gilbert Bannister, born in Harrow, a London suburb, on March 23, 1929, was a shy, gangling medical student who preferred to be an oarsman rather than a runner.
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Indeed, "Under the Harrow" contains similarities that will undoubtedly attract readers — but underneath its hard-driving, page-turning, compulsively readable narrative is a striking, original voice all Berry's own.
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In 2006, two men were sentenced at Harrow Crown Court for stealing £2 million ($2.6 million) in cars, jewellery, and possessions while the Chliaifchtein family was holidaying in Ecuador.
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It was an idea shaped in part by his British education at Harrow, Cambridge and the Inns of Court in London, and one shared by many of his peers.
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In the 14 months after a $1,600 ticket for work in her basement, Jean Harrow received five more for "failure to comply" with the first: $15,600 in additional fines.
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"You have to use your mortgage money to pay them; you have to use your light-bill money, your gas money," said Ms. Harrow, 72, a retired bank clerk.
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"A dedicated Starbucks customer might use up all those rewards at that time, but a less frequent visitor could see some of them expire before they were used," Harrow says.
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Once one of her star pupils at Harrow, Fujiwara graduated from the school before the tabloid scandal and is now an artist with pieces at the Tate Modern and MoMA.
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There he founded the Harrow Jazz Purist Society; played mandolin in the Crawdads, a skiffle band; and in 22006 wrote his first scholarly article, on gospel songs, for Jazz Monthly.
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Anti-terrorist officers arrested a 29-year-old from Brent, northwest London and a 37-year-old from Harrow, Middlesex under the Malicious Communications Act on Thursday, a police statement said.
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Ms. Harrow brings a regal presence to her role, and her delivery of Shakespeare's verse is hypnotic in its beauty: What loving son could resist a mother of such commanding eloquence?
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Her 12-year-old son normally boards during the week at Harrow International School in Hong Kong, but they've reimbursed the cost of boarding while her child is out of school.
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In London's financial district, the City of London, and in the suburban commuter boroughs of Kingston upon Thames and Harrow, no social homes were built in 2016-2017, said the study.
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But when they arrive at the appointed place, necromancers and cavaliers begin to disappear — and Gideon and Harrow have to confront the secrets of their pasts together if they're to survive.
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But at least three, the Rasami British International School, the Harrow International School Bangkok and Bangkok Patana School, opted to follow suit and have also closed for the next two days.
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He sent Low to [the elite] Harrow [School in London], where he mingled with Asian and Middle Eastern royalty and got to know the stepson of Malaysia's future prime minister, Najib Razak.
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The elf assassin Rayla (Paula Burrows) has a crush on the bookish prince Callum (Jack De Sena), and hasn't told him that she knows his stepfather, King Harrow (Luc Roderique), is dead.
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The part of Britain with the lowest proportion of births outside marriage, at 20%, is Harrow, a middle-class London suburb where less than one-third of the population is white British.
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The couple met in spring 2012, after Ms. Lewis, looking for parts from a disc harrow (used to till the soil) for a fountain commission, knocked on the door of a barn.
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In 22015, Lloyd, the physicist Aram Harrow of MIT and Avinatan Hassidim, a computer scientist at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, showed how to do the crucial algebraic operation of inverting a matrix.
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The majority of fans based in Barnet still travel over to watch the team, however, with many of those one might have seen at Underhill still to be spotted on matchday in Harrow.
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A few days later, he had produced the disc harrow parts, and, wanting to spend more time with Ms. Lewis, asked her if she had someone to do the welding for the project.
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Cut to a mirrored studio in Harrow, where an assortment of colored trainers owned by an assortment of 20 women of varying ages and fitness levels pound their trampolines along to thudding music.
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But this fall, she will open a glittery storefront bakery with her husband, Ross Harrow, where the cakes, cake balls and other confections, all rich in butter, sugar and gluten, will be sold.
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Late last year, Will and Kate were all smiles during a visit to Harrow College in honor of World Mental Health Day – and judging by this photo, they were clearly happy to be there!
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In season 1, Viren tasked his son, the good-natured, mildly dim knight Soren (Jesse Inocalla) with murdering King Harrow's sons, but an extended flashback in season 2 shows Viren's genuine love for Harrow.
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Robert Harrow, a credit expert at ValuePenguin, tells Refinery29 that he advises people who are worried about their information being exposed to consider placing a temporary fraud alert on their credit report for now.
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These days, says Aram Harrow of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the focus has shifted to algorithms that smaller machines can make use of, because that kind of hardware will soon be widely available.
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For harvesting we use a harrow that we've modified, basically a bunch of metal bars that pop the berries off the vine when we drag it through the beds after a low, first flooding.
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The hardpan needs to be flat so that everything on top of it stays consistent, which is accomplished by regular grooming from a harrow, a tractor fitted with a set of wide, deep tines.
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"I don't think snobbery, self-loathing, cynicism and hypocrisy are exclusive to that class," said Mr. Cumberbatch, a graduate of Harrow (and a great-grandson of Queen Victoria's consul general in Turkey and Lebanon).
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Language preservation (語言保育) Nestled at the foot of Castle Peak in Hong Kong's northwest New Territories, the huge white-brick expanse of Harrow International School looms over large green football fields.
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For companies like Google and IBM, these terms are tossed around with a heavy dose of PR. "They're both trying to build programmable quantum computers," Aram Harrow, associate professor of physics at MIT, told Gizmodo.
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These institutions—Eton, Harrow, Winchester, Westminster and their ilk—may be quintessentially English, but, as they have become the ultimate educational status symbol for the global super-rich, their influence today extends across the world.
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Perhaps, as the title implies, we are all of us "Under the Harrow" — vulnerable to the mysterious brutality of strangers and so often deceived by the people we love most and think we know best.
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More successful in the same enterprise are the women in Coriolanus' life: his wife, Virgilia (a grave Rebecca S'Manga Frank), and his domineering mother, Volumnia, played by the superb New Zealand-born actor Lisa Harrow.
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