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Byrnes  (bûrnz), James Francis 1879-1972.
American politician who served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1941-1942). As secretary of state (1945-1947) he tried unsuccessfully to ease postwar tensions between the United States and the USSR.
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And also except for an access route from Byrness Close via Hazeldene Avenue.
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HEAD north to Byrness in Northumberland on Sunday, July 5, and admire the Victorian grandeur of Catcleugh Reservoir.
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