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She would never again use the appellation of Father for the man.

Total production for the entire appellation is about 22,000 cases a year.

Come to think of it, he rather liked the appellation.

"Perhaps with their new appellation, they will start to make better wine."

This appellation has been used in other contexts as well.

I had learned the hard way how much she liked that sort of appellation.

But he added, "It would not be the end of the world if such an appellation came to pass."

The girl simply refused to address him by that appellation.

The appellation "the Red" most likely refers to his hair color.

Thus they can distinguish their products from others by appellation.

Even at the present day this appellation has not wholly died away.

You call me that now, and it is an appellation I do not deny.

Well, no doubt the secret police did, but it was not the sort of appellation they would think to use.

Here are the general methods of wine making in this appellation.

That appellation will remain long after the last of the present generation has passed.

The appellation is, of course, too grand on several counts.

It was the first time Usher had called him by his name instead of one or another appellation.

And some winemakers have already moved beyond the appellation system.

She has silently accepted the appellation, taken it within her.

The early American appellation system was based on the political boundaries of states and counties.

Against the appellation itself no objection can reasonably be made.

The study committee on Appellations will need to consider this."

In any case, no one can say what the appellations really mean when it comes to the personality of the wine.

It started with familiar but neglected areas close to the major appellations.

Of the 30 paintings on view, 2 or 3 at most deserve that appellation.

Composed of forgotten album tracks and almost hit singles, most of these songs have not been released outside of the UK prior to this 2003 compellation.