1. Cambridge is in East Anglia.

2. Much of the countryside in East Anglia is very flat.

3. The villages of East Anglia are marked by beautiful churches with fine towers.

4. East Anglia is by no means typical of rural Britain.

5. East Anglia: Rather cloudy, mainly dry, some sunny intervals.

6. East Anglia: Bright, mainly dry, becoming showery.

7. East Anglia: Patchy light rain.

8. East Anglia: Mostly dry with sunny spells.

9. Yet, not being enroute to anywhere, East Anglia tends to be overlooked by those living much beyond its boundaries.

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10. The duke's local supporters in East Anglia appear not only disparate but also relatively insignificant.

11. Almost any house in East Anglia is likely to be advertised as being located in Constable country.

12. The nature of Gloucester's involvement in East Anglia was, however, profoundly different from that in the north.

13. A four-year drought in East Anglia and extra demands for water from a burgeoning local population have lowered the water table.

14. But in East Anglia, 64 per cent wouldn't mind paying extra for a trip into Norwich or Ipswich.

15. Galliford completed 150 houses in East Anglia, with the average sale price increasing from ￡42,000 to ￡56,000.

16. It seems probable that rebellion in East Anglia was as rigorously suppressed as in Kent.

17. Even allowing that the list is incomplete, East Anglia seems to have contributed individuals rather than a connection to the ducal retinue.

18. But arable farmers, particularly in East Anglia, have a lot to be positive about.

19. Background: Left nursing in 1986 to study law at East Anglia University, graduating in 1989.

20. The regions with the most rapid growth rates were two of the more rural, East Anglia and the South West.

21. Dowsing, who kept a journal of his activities, personally visited nearly sixty churches in East Anglia.

22. Regional planning guidance already exists in the south-east and East Anglia.

23. The Blues wing-back is currently in talks with the club and dearly wants to extend his stay in East Anglia.

24. It would wipe out farm profits, undermine rural employment and cause environmental degradation in East Anglia, he says.

25. Early that January a bitter wind blowing off the far Urals seized East Anglia in a grip of ice.

26. His father was a land agent who ran an estate in East Anglia belonging to John Bradford's brother.

27. The Fibropower plant produces about 14 megawatts by burning the discarded litter from broiler chicken farms all over East Anglia.

28. Electrification continued apace during the decade with the major investment on the East Coast main line and in East Anglia.

29. But again the biggest percentage rises hit the south east, London, the south west and East Anglia.

30. Long Melford is one of the wool churches that commemorate the wealth of East Anglia in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

31. East Anglia has been particularly affected by the fall in the property market.

32. Hygeberht's archdiocese, therefore, embraced Mercia and its dependent border territories in the midlands and East Anglia.

33. For many years Norfolk and the whole of East Anglia has been neglected and ridiculed by the music industry.

34. Atkins is well known in East Anglia, having previously captained Ipswich Town.

35. She moved soon after that to Thetford in your East Anglia and I was able to phone her there a few times.

36. Day after day we were fog-bound in East Anglia and all our aircraft were grounded.

37. I was the best-known face in East Anglia, but I was having a terrible time.

38. There is much permanent grass and more dairy cattle than in other parts of East Anglia.

39. Centred in East Anglia, the Snowball Campaign involved a symbolic cutting of the perimeter fence at air-force bases around the country.

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40. Farms on the Fens today have all the crops grown in East Anglia, but the Fens was once a vast marshland.

41. Marion Petrie, of the University of East Anglia, watched moorhens over three seasons.

42. East Anglia: Sunny intervals and showers, possibly heavy at times, dry later.

43. It stokes up the pressure for the two teams' clash in East Anglia on 5 April.

44. A new united sales team for East Anglia is in place reporting to regional director.

45. The largest increases hit the south east, London, the south west and East Anglia.

46. The 1987 harvesting demonstration was cancelled after the disease made its appearance in East Anglia.

47. Framsden mill and its environs will illustrate what I mean about the compactness and self-sufficiency of the rural villages in East Anglia.

48. East Anglia has similar decline in yield and 2.8t / ha yield averages in the Midlands.

49. That's likely to join up with a new A-road to East Anglia.

50. One medium-sized firm of solicitors in East Anglia has written to its staff asking them to forgo their pay for December.

51. He had discharged himself on May 30, borrowed some money from a friend and headed off to East Anglia.

52. Good Friday in East Anglia used to be the traditional day for planting potatoes.

53. East Anglia on a sunny weekend is a place of matchless beauty.

54. BrIt'sailing barge used especially in East Anglia.

55. University of East Anglia, Norwich NR47TJ, UK.

56. But Mike Hulme, from the University of East Anglia, United Kingdom, suggests it is not feasible for one panel under sole ownership to deliver exhaustive assessments.

57. The University of East Anglia says that no emails were deleted following this exchange.

58. We photographed oxlips in Hayley Wood (look at the Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust site for details), but you'll find oxlips in other ancient woods, particularly in East Anglia.

59. In a UCL study of Y-chromosomes of men living in Britain, from East Anglia to Wales, those from towns in central and eastern England differ significantly from those in Wales.

60. Edward Acton, vice-chancellor of the University of East Anglia, told the committee he hoped to announce the chair of a new inquiry, into the scientific findings of the CRU, later this week.

61. In November, more than 1, 000 messages between scientists at the CRU, based at the University of East Anglia (UEA), and their peers around the world were posted on the web, along with other documents.

62. These seven principal kingdoms of Kent, Essex, Sussex, Wessex, East Anglia, Mercia and Northumbria have been given the name of Heptarchy.

63. First came the scandal of leaked (actually hacked) e-mails at the climate institute of Britain's East Anglia University.

64. "It's quite ingenious," says Richard Harvey, a computer scientist at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, UK, who previously worked on image-based pornography detection.

65. It was discovered in the Suffolk Record Office by Bendor Grosvenor, a PhD student at the University of East Anglia, while writing a thesis on Disraeli's government.

66. "Their study is a really neat experiment to prove something that we have suspected for a long time," said Yazhu Ling, a vision scientists at the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom.

67. Students at UCS receive joint degrees from the University of East Anglia and the University of Essex.

68. Whatever your view on man-made global warming, you had to feel sorry for Professor Phil Jones, the man behind the leaked emails from the University of East Anglia.

69. Snow is predicted in the north-west today, crossing to Yorkshire in the afternoon, with another weather front risking as much as 10cm in East Anglia.

70. At the top of his list are the long-suffering researchers whose e-mails were hacked last year from the computer system of Britain's University of East Anglia.

71. Yehuda Baruch, a professor of management at the University of East Anglia, and graduate student Stuart Jenkins studied profanity in the workplace and assessed its implications for managers.

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72. But the lack of transparency from researchers at the UK's University of East Anglia, whose emails disclosed a reluctance to share data with critics, has damaged public trust.

73. We have an enormous spread of industries, mainly in the Home Counties and East Anglia.

74. The root of the University of East Anglia dispute is, after all, about access to data.

75. Yehuda Baruch, a professor of management at the University of East Anglia, and graduate Stuart Jenkins studied the use of profanity in the workplace and assessed its implications for managers.

76. The same could be said of the 'Climategate' row that erupted last month after emails were hacked from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, in England.