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The word 'ard' is not considered to be an acceptable word in standard English. It is not listed in major dictionaries. However, it can be used as an informal slang term. For example, "Gimme five 'ard man!".
She is part of a national network of statisticians producing the US government's best count yet of people killed by police, under a program known as the arrest-related deaths (ARD) count.
The Irish Prime Minister used the Ard Fheis to repeat his demand that the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant be shut down.
The past year has, however, seen the publication of a number of ambitious works by established writers.The most imposing is undoubtedly Abd al-Rahman Munif's "Ard al-Sawad" (The dark land), an historical trilogy set in 19th-century Baghdad.
The hill fort of Ard Mhacha, around which modern Armagh city developed, became important in the 4th century.
Its annual conference (Ard Fheis) brings together delegates from all local branches to discuss party policy and to elect officers.
Armagh, Irish Ard Mhacha, city, Armagh City, Banbridge, and Craigavon district, southern Northern Ireland.
The party's regular business is handled by a central committee (Ard Chomhairle), which meets at least once a month and consists of party officers and nine members selected at the Ard Fheis (one-quarter of the Central Committee's members must be women).
Ard Schenk, byname of Adrianus Schenk (born September 16 , 1944 Anna Paulowna, Netherlands) Dutch speed skater who in 1972 won three gold medals in the Winter Olympic Games in Sapporo, Japan.
The Associated Press and German public television ARD located the former prison and learned details of the facility where harsh interrogation tactics were used.
It has finally been completed as a three hour, two-part co-production between the BBC, Talkback Thames and the German network ARD.
Any internet users who use or even read about privacy services online will be targeted for surveillance by the NSA, according to a new report from German broadcaster ARD.
