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The cottier paid his rent by working for the landlord.

Cottier remained an active designer on several American project between 1873-9.

Cottier has defended the Church's view that the embryo is fully a human being.

Ernest Cottier told a recent visitor to the hotel.

Cottier served in the British Army and played football for their representative team.

Cottier was interested in glass, furniture, ceramic manufacture, and interior design.

Chuck Cottier, (born 1936), an American former baseball player.

In 2011, Cottier admitted that initially he had been "slightly intimidated" about taking over the role from Green.

Green did not continue in the role of Dexter and Charles Cottier was cast instead.

Cottier is the second person to play Dexter as the role was previously played by Tom Green.

He is also seen as the mentor of Cardinal Georges Cottier.

Cottier made at least three trips to Australia between 1873-1890, but Lyon largely ran the business there.

Cottier represented England at senior level.

Another stronghold probably stood on the rocky spur which was known as Château Cottier.

Of this Cottier said, "I think he's more mature, from what I've heard.

Cottier told Inside Soap magazine that the storyline was embarrassing because of the age difference between the characters.

The cottier existed at subsistence level because of high rentals and the competition for land and labour.

In 1964 the firm was renamed Allen Jack + Cottier.

Cottier signed for Andover New Street Ladies in summer 2008.

It was revealed that newcomer Charles Cottier would take over the role of Dexter.

This collation belonged later to Cottier.

As a result of his business interests abroad, Daniel Cottier became increasingly known as an art dealer.

Cottier also stated that the federal government would be allowed to maintain use of the Coast Guard lighthouse located on the island.

Father Cottier said that the document sought to put the pope's call for a "purification" of the church within its proper theological and historical context.