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Meaning of "ludden"
ludden (adjective) - Ludden is not a conventional English term, and it may be a unique or uncommon word. It could be related to a specific context, field, or language where it holds a particular meaning or connotation
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- A surname.
- A city in North Dakota
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Ludden did the engineering and supervised the three to five employees.
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Ludden was also an occasional actor who performed in a few plays and other acting projects.
She married for the third time by tying the know with TV host Allen Ludden.
Ludden and White then gave an emotional farewell.
I am still not gonna take a chance, put Ludden in there with his bad knees.
Ludden was originally built up chiefly by Finns.
Allen was given his adoptive father 's name and became Allen Ellsworth Ludden.
Ludden appeared as a guest panelist on Match Game, with White sitting in the audience.
The television show Password was first telecast, with Allen Ludden as its host.
Designed hy Ludden TaylorAssociates, London.
More than 30 workers and their equipment have been on site at the Ludden Pump Station.
Terry Smith, From Bishop Ludden to an extraordinary life of pro basketball globetrotting.
I have been watching classic game shows . I am channeling Allen Ludden.
Ludden concluded " All freethinkers should have both volumes, side by side, on their bookshelves.
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He developed and produced two pilots for The Joker 's Wild emceed by Allen Ludden.
Dr. Ludden has more than 30 years of experience in providing high-quality dental care to patients.
She would never sleep with me and i really wanted to make-- - ashley ludden.
Allen Ludden was a friend of mine, and you, sir, are no Allen Ludden.
Thanks for dropping by . Johnny Ludden.
You sure Duke Ludden left Cody to you?
Katko was born in Syracuse in 1962, and is a graduate of Bishop Ludden High School.
In 2007, Ludden turned over the running of the excursions to experienced staff members.
In 2003, author David Ludden describe him as a Forgotten Hero in an article on Frontline.
Other shows hosted by Ludden include Liar 's Club, Win with the Stars, and Stumpers!
