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creese old use , auch: crease

Creese was regarded as one of the best all-rounders on the county circuit.

With the creese in his hand the Prince threatened the enemy:

Creese was involved with numerous outside organizations while he was president of Drexel.

The Shadow walked along and observed a Malay creese among the swords.

CReese - 2 months ago Kelly.

These latter were very remarkable, and resembled in some respects the writhing creese of the Malay.

In addition to his batting and bowling, Creese was also an able fielder, taking 190 catches for Hampshire.

The murderer grabbed for the Malay creese.

Mr. Creese saw a demonstration of Digimarc's technology a month ago.

"It strikes me as an intriguing way to handle the information overload problem," Mr. Creese said.

Creese announced his resignation from the Presidency of Drexel in February 1963.

Matthew Creese (born February 13, 1982) was an English cricketer.

Creese was a left-handed batsman who bowled left-arm medium pace.

Its wavy blade, partly visible, showed it to be another type of weapon - a Malay creese.

"That's a swell theory - a man committing suicide by stabbing himself with a Malay creese!

Creese was also on the Board of the American Association for Adult Education from 1942-1949.

The current Director is Malcolm Creese.

"Creese was as mad as a hatter.

Creese died at Buckland, Kent on 9 March 1974.

He picked up the rugged Malay creese that had been taken from Wenz's body.

By mid-2005 The Dumb Earth had disbanded and Creese pursued a solo career.

Hill was accidentally shot in the leg by teammate Len Creese, while bowling in the nets.

Cord and Creese (1869)

After the war ended Creese went back to Princeton for post graduate work and earned and his Master's degree in 1920.

Creese thought that the Soviets were substantially more technologically advanced than the United States at that time.