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a 15-year cycle used as a chronological unit in ancient Rome and adopted in some medieval kingdoms

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Blyth's Narec wind testing centre is criticised for only employing 69 people with little indiction that the centre is a means of bringing in expertise and jobs to the region.
How the North East How the North East hit back at Detroit slur; When The Guardian decided to take a detailed look at the North East economy, few would have predicted the outrage. ADRIAN PEARSON looks at how the North East, faults and all, differs in the eyes of the region
(6) Pope Benedict XVI, apostolic letter Porta fidei for the Indiction of the Year of Faith, October 11, 2011, http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/motu_ proprio/documents/hf_ben-xvi_motu-proprio_20111011_porta-fidei_en.html.
Vatican II and the church of the margins
There was no indiction from Mrs Haines Davies' lawyers yesterday whether she would be requesting re-instatement in her old position, a new job with the same firm or compensation.
TV presenter's wife unfairly dismissed from 'close-knit' family firm; DISMISSAL FOLLOWED DISCUSSION ABOUT BOSS
--Apostolic letter The Indiction of the Year of Faith, October 11, 2011
On the record: defining moments of the papacy of Benedict XVI (2005-2013)
Peter-Marian in a first-round game of the Lori Bourn Memorial Tournament in West Boylston is any indiction, Assabet's girls appear ready to do some damage in the Central Mass.
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A picture slowly emerged yesterday of the 20-year-old who killed 20 children, six adults including his own mother and then himself, as former classmates told reporters of a shy, intelligent loner whose hard work had given little indiction of the tragedy to come.
Picture emerges of a shy, withdrawn but intelligent loner
It's also useful to read Ofsted reports which give a clear indiction of how a school is performing.
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regnal year was used to the exclusion of the indiction or year of
"Done in convention": the attestation clause and the Declaration of Independence
"On the balance of probability, I am satisfied from his indiction to the doctor and diabetic nurse that he was fed up with having to take his insulin so he inevitably stopped.
'Fed-up' diabetic stopped injections and died in coma
In the eleventh year of Emperor Constantine Monomachos, in the seventh indiction, on the day of the Nativity of St.
1054 revisited
Antonello's grasp of Latin seems to have been less than secure, judging by his inability to equate the date and indiction of the London National Gallery's Christ Blessing.
Antonello's lost 'St Augustine' rediscovered: Joanne Wright reveals a major discovery: an altarpiece panel by Antonello da Messina, depicting St Augustine. Now in a private collection, it was formerly known only from a photograph owned by Bernard Berenson
(24) Most of the Christian epitaphs at Corinth that can be read or restored are dated either by reference to the traditional Roman calendar or, more frequently, to the month; often the year of the current indiction is added.
The grave of Maria, wife of Euplous: a Christian epitaph reconsidered
With regard to Vasilii's election, the registry states that On August 25th, the 14th year of the indiction, in the year 6839 (1331 AD).
Episcopal election in Novgorod, Russia 1156-1478
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