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Clackmannan
[ klak-man-uhn ]
noun
- a historic county in central Scotland.
Clackmannan
/ klækˈmænən /
noun
- a town in E central Scotland, in Clackmannanshire. Pop: 3450 (2001)
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Clackmannan forms a sheriffdom with Stirling and Dumbarton shires, and a sheriff-substitute sits at Alloa.
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The village of Tullibody, in the parish of Alloa, and county of Clackmannan.
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My slate's there, and Stella Clackmannan's, and Beryl's and several more.
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The vice-president, oddly enough, had backed a superannuated chairman who is stated to be a native of Clackmannan.
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Stella Clackmannan's had a fortnight's training as a nurse and is off.
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