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leet
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leet1
n English history
1. (Historical Terms) Also called court-leet a special kind of manorial court that some lords were entitled to hold
2. (Historical Terms) the jurisdiction of this court
[from Anglo-French, of unknown origin]

leet2
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Scot a list of candidates for an office
[perhaps from Anglo-French litte, variant of list1]


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Dhofar region has come under a cool spell now with rain clouds hovering above the region, creating a wonderful option for the residents of Muscat and the Arabian Gulf region reeling under intense heat to take a break closer home.
BRIDGEWATER CANAL: Catch returns dropped during the cool spell but expect better carp fishing on the Warrington waters at Grappenhall, London Bridge and Lymm.
Be Prepared For Rain or Cooler Weather There is nothing worse then packing t-shirts and shorts only to be hit with a cool spell and spending your summer vacation trying to stay dry and warm.
 
 
 
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