• Moray David Shaw McLaren (1901–1971) was a Scottish writer and broadcasting executive. He went to Merchiston Castle School and Corpus Christi College,...
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    static connectivity and limited dynamic connectivity and was designed by Moray McLaren. The CS-2 was launched in 1993 and was Meiko's second-generation system...
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    Director (incl N. Ireland), then from 1928 Scottish Regional Director Moray McLaren (1933) Melville D. Dinwiddie (1933–57), Controller, Scotland from 1948...
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    http://hvmaturelife.com/articles/article.aspx?id=1145 Retrieved on 20 August 2009 Moray McLaren, The Shell Guide to Scotland, (Ebury Press, 1965), p404 ASIN B0000CMQQ2...
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  • claps, theremin (track 1) Mima Stilwell – backing vocals (track 1) Moray McLaren – bass (track 1) Jonas Jeberg – keyboards, programming, vocal arrangement...
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  • fielded four Amateur Scottish Caps in the side Ian Whitehead, Sandy Bell, Moray McLaren and Davie Watkins. December 1977 started on a remarkable note for Selkirk...
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    his friendships went beyond that circle to include writers such as Moray McLaren. Ian Hamilton Finlay was another close friend, and wrote his obituary...
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  • Aforesaid and The Glen is Mine by John Brandane, One Traveller Returns by Moray McLaren, and The Heart is Highland by Robert Kemp. The company's Council resisted...
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    LLouise Romoff, Gordon Daviot, Robins Millar, Gordon Bottomley and Moray McLaren. Seven of the productions were premieres. In its first 21 years the...
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    (1924–1975) Nigel Tranter (1909–2000) Alan Martin Boase (1902–1982) Moray McLaren (1901–1971) William MacTaggart (1903–1981) 42 André Malraux (1901–1976)...
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