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Major Mitchell
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Major Mitchell
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(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) an Australian cockatoo, Kakatoe leadbeateri, with a white-and-pink plumage Also called Leadbeater's cockatoo
[named after Major (later Sir) Thomas Mitchell (1792-1855), Scots-born Australian explorer]
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They'd been hunting for the perfect pad for 18 months, so when they came across the stunning new Thomas Mitchell Homes development, they could hardly believe their luck.
House rocks for guitarist David; Bass player finds all the room he ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Thomas Mitchell, a 75-year-old musician and former code breaker for the Royal Air Force, spent 27 years on the puzzle, and his son Stuart, a composer and pianist, produced the music with authentic medieval instruments and a contemporary hymn.
Decoding music by Sweas, Megan / U.S. Catholic
Admitted 1988; Died April 23, 2006 Thomas Mitchell Barlow, Jr.
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