The tunnel is fed by a pipeline, nearly 4 miles long and 6.5 ft ( 2 metres ) in diameter, between Riding Mill, on the Tyne, and Letch House, the high point in the system.
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In Cornelia Otis Skinner's popular " Our Hearts Were Young and Gay " ( 1942 ), the narrator said her travel-mate was well read but that she herself " had a secret letch for Ethel M . Dell ."
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The folks who are trying to boost attendance for the Class-A Palm Springs Suns by inviting fans to come to the July 8 game in the nude may introduce a new term to the sport's lexicon : the seventh-inning letch . . ..
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Investigating this meaning further, the old English ( according to the Oxford English Dictionary ) for goblin " was scucca and lache which is a variant of letch which means wet ditch or bog or a stream flowing through boggy land; a muddy, ditch or hole ".
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Actress Jeri Archer portrayed the often overexposed, self-centered and clueless Poitrine, and Kurt Bieber was her beefcake co-star and paramour, " Letch Feely " . " Little Me " was reissued in 2002 with a new preface by Charles Busch and foreword by Alexander.
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Investigating this meaning further, the old English ( according to the " Oxford English Dictionary " ) for goblin " was scucca and lache which is a variant of letch which means wet ditch or bog or a stream flowing through boggy land; a muddy, ditch or hole ".
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Of these, the largest and most important was " dzee-dzee-LAH-letch " ( " little crossing-over place " ) near present-day Pioneer Square, with an estimated 200 people in 1800, before Old World diseases caused massive death in the region.
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Although she has no real desire to sleep with him, for the sake of her race ( And because she sees that Lum wants Ataru ), she goes to great lengths in an attempt to turn the perverted letch into a man worthy of fathering her children while fighting off both Lum and Shinobu.
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Preliminary studies with both SafeGrowth and Second Generation CPTED have documented success in reducing crime and disorder in high crime neighborhoods in Toronto ( Saville, 2009 ) and Regina, Canada ( Abramovic and Van Dusen, 2004 ), in Seattle ( Saville and Mangat, 2009 ) and Australia ( Letch et al ., 2011 ).
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For example, to hit on takes the phrase to come on to, or " sexually approach, " to an unwanted level; when a predatory male hits on a woman, he harasses her and she considers him a lech ( pronounced " letch, " from lecher, rooted in the Germanic leckon, " to lick " ).
