On Thursday Prime Minister Basdeo Panday met with Frank Crammer, president of the Atlantic LNG Co . plant, which is owned by a consortium including Amoco Corp ., British Gas Plc and others.
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Beatty was educated at Kilkenny College and in 1882 entered Burney's Naval Academy at Gosport, which was a'crammer'for boys wishing to take the entrance examinations for the Royal Navy.
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At the age of 16, Staveley left school and enrolled at a crammer, taking her A-levels in a single year and winning a place to read modern languages at St Catharine's College, Cambridge.
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Having attended a crammer in Kensington High Street, Morley went on to read modern languages at Merton College, Oxford, from 1960, and became involved in student drama alongside David Wood, Sam Walters, and Oliver Ford Davies.
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Born in Mancetter Manor House near the town of Atherstone, Bury was educated at Atherstone Grammar School and then by tutors ( " Army crammers " ) who specialized in preparing students for the examinations that were part of Army Officer Selection.
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It was then used as by the Rev . F . Meyrick Jones as the site for a " crammer " school before being sold to Leicester City Council in 1929 . Percy Lloyd lived a nomadic lifestyle after the sale of Home Place.
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There, said Timothy Crammer, a New Jersey lawyer, who represents the National Association of Miss America State Pageants, several state officials complained that they felt the national organization was delinquent in returning phone calls of potential sponsors drummed up by the state pageants.
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Comprehensive schools and sixth form colleges, which are both funded by the state, prepare students for university, as do fee-paying crammers for ( usually ) privately educated pupils who have failed to gain entrance to their university of choice directly from school.
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He failed it on 17 November 1884 ( he would give no hint of this in " A Personal Record ", 1912 ) but, perhaps after coaching by a crammer, passed it on 3 December 1884 over four years after his examination for second mate.
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He was educated at schools in St Andrews before being sent to Tonbridge School in Kent for his secondary education; at the age of sixteen he left Tonbridge to attend a crammer, having not shown much academic promise, and was admitted to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, in January 1898 at the age of seventeen.
