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Lorimer

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Lor´i`mer
n.1.A maker of bits, spurs, and metal mounting for bridles and saddles; hence, a saddler.
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DCI Lorimer leads the investigation with every member of both the orchestra and the chorus as a suspect.
Gray, Alex. Shadows of sounds by Kellerman, Carol / Kliatt
This is not, in itself, a particularly novel claim; a quarter of a century ago Douglas Lorimer wrote in Colour, Class, and the Victorians that in Britain, a black gentleman was not considered a contradiction in terms until well into the 1800s.
Bread and arsenic: citizenship from the bottom up in Georgian London by Land, Isaac / Journal of Social History
The dominant disturbances in the region--small-scale wind and ice storms, with an occasional 100-year hurricane--left a heterogeneous forest with a variety of tree ages and types, making more than 90 percent of New England an old-growth forest, according to ecologists Craig Lorimer and Charlie Cogbill.
Restoring the forest: putting the woods back the way it was is ... by Foster, Bryan / American Forests
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