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The licensing districts are coterminous with the Parliamentary electorates.
THE LONG WHITE CLOUDWILLIAM PEMBER REEVES
The parishes in these counties were ordered to be coterminous with the bounds of the counties.
HOW JUSTICE GREWMARTHA W. (MARTHA WOODROOF) HIDEN
The belief in immortality is coterminous with belief in the Deity; the two forms of faith are always found together.
THE ASCENT OF THE SOULAMORY H. BRADFORD
But Huckley's sheet was only coterminous with the use of type among mankind.
A DIVERSITY OF CREATURESRUDYARD KIPLING
The parish, coterminous with the county and created at the same time, also honored the Duke, being called Russell.
HOW JUSTICE GREWMARTHA W. (MARTHA WOODROOF) HIDEN
It is not sufficient to attempt a rapid solution of this problem by assuming that artistic and ethnic boundaries are coterminous.
EVOLUTION IN ARTALFRED C. HADDON
But the genetic conception of life, steadily popularized since 1870, has led us to see that education is coterminous with life.
WOMAN IN MODERN SOCIETYEARL BARNES
Conventions for the mutual surrender of large offenders, where dominions are coterminous, might be proper.
THIRTY YEARS' VIEW (VOL. II OF 2)THOMAS HART BENTON
That is the third stage, and it is coterminous with life, Tom.
THE CORNER OF HARLEY STREETHENRY BASHFORD
But neither their kingdoms nor their Empires were coterminous, though their capitals were identical, namely, Rome and Aachen.
THE RISE OF THE MEDIAEVAL CHURCHALEXANDER CLARENCE FLICK

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