Proper noun
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Chartrand
A surname.
Chartrand, p. 172. It was not separated from Centaurus until Hipparchus of Bithynia named it Therion (meaning beast) in the 3rd century BC. Source: Internet
Chartrand and Nester, both detailed treatments of the battle, describe only one brief time period during the battle when the cannons on the southwest bastion were fired at an attempted British maneuver on the river. Source: Internet
He believes allowing these new communities to become part of the Metis Nation could undermine its integrity by flooding the Metis nations with "hundreds of thousands, potentially millions, of people into our nation that aren't us," Chartrand said. Source: Internet
A very successful season on the basketball court for Swan River's Michael Chartrand has earned him a spot in Basketball Manitoba's High School Graduating All-Star Game. Source: Internet
Chartrand gives generously, usually $25,000 a pop, to both the mayor's political committees: "Jacksonville on the Rise" and "Build Something that Lasts." Source: Internet
Cody Chartrand recorded his second win of the year for the Swift Current Indians. Source: Internet