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watkinson (noun) - Watkinson is a surname of English origin. It is used as a last name for individuals and does not hold a specific common meaning outside of being a family name
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- A surname originating as a patronymic.
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Watkinson had been an active rock climber in his younger days.
Both methods are again described comprehensively in the aforementioned book by Watkinson.
Watkinson then informed him that the system would be phased out.
The first big elimination of the day was Lee Watkinson.
Watkinson said politicians and parties were not the main conversation drivers in their countries.
His athletic talent was first identified by physical education teacher Alan Watkinson.
George Watkinson is believed to have died around that time.
It's been translated from the Dutch by Laura Watkinson.
Watkinson is situated on Bloomfield Avenue adjacent to the University of Hartford.
It was then referred to a contact group chaired by Paul Watkinson ( France ).
Watkinson toured Australia.
There was a field of 32, including former champions Turkey Smart and Tom Watkinson.
Watkinson spent two years as vice-chairman of this committee.
At the 5th meeting, Mr. Watkinson reported on the contact group 's consultations.
John Watkinson died in 1997 and the trademark is now owned by his surviving family.
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Finally, as Mr Watkinson pointed out, this year is marked by questions on biodiversity.
