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Synonyms for cepelak or Related words with cepelak
scratchit
kounina
lourties
easkka
talpinaria
reutenbourg
dilinata
mtzvane
retukenos
cardielos
nicemis
eatte
pallicchan
dimarts
akuia
arktogeia
cornwerd
sebugwawo
nothalten
kakert
chrysochori
alojza
metsadzor
torpido
omwenga
dafniotissa
obersoultzbach
vattakkatan
jouswier
marstow
tsoukalaiika
palaiochoraki
monesma
mamali
rashe
poinson
ringeldorf
kalousi
lochwiller
kentiskue
neshko
beslon
kandalos
mutzenhouse
lakkomata
oyhercq
hadwell
nordbyhanne
gorsh
meyrieu
Examples of "cepelak"
Faldo's three-year affair with
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ended when he met Valerie Bercher. The spurned
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famously battered Faldo's Porsche 959 with a golf club, reportedly causing damage of £10,000. Faldo's relationship with Bercher, a Swiss PR agent, began in 1998 when they met at the European Masters golf tournament. At the time, Bercher was working for marketing company IMG. She left her fiance Olivier Delaloye and married Faldo in July 2001 in a lavish ceremony at his Windsor home. They have a daughter Emma Scarlet (born 2003). It was announced in May 2006 that Faldo had filed for divorce.
Faldo's divorce from Rockall came before his major championship successes, and her settlement was relatively small. He married Bennett in 1986, and the couple had three children: Natalie, Matthew, and Georgia. When Faldo moved to America in 1995 to play full-time on the PGA tour, Bennett stayed at home in England and the marriage ended later that year after Faldo began a relationship with 20-year-old American golfing student Brenna
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. Gill Bennett later revealed that the births of their three children had been induced to avoid any clashes with Faldo's playing schedule. She said of Faldo: "Socially, he was a 24-handicapper."
First Congregational Church was founded in 1820 as a Trinitarian congregation called the Trinitarian Congregational Church, brought about in part by schism from the Second Religious Society, which chose Unitarianism. Its first church was located at Main and Heard Streets. Growth in the congregation prompted construction of this larger structure in 1870 to a design by Boston-based Thomas Silloway. The schism between the two congregations was healed in 1906, and they were reunited as the First Congregational Church. The church was damaged by fire in 1925, while undergoing the renovations that added its Georgian features. It became a member of the United Church of Christ when that body was formed in 1955, but withdrew in 2006 when the congregation "voted to establish itself as an independent, trans-denominational congregation," and changed its name to "Trinity Church". Its current pastor is the Rev. J. Howard
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.