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• Nua Taois
  | official_name = Nua Taois '''Nua Taois''' ([[Western Imaguan Creole]]: ''Nutis'', [[Eastern Imaguan Creole]]: ''Ni
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• Highland Alliance
  | headquarters = Benbaun, [[Counties of Caldia|County Taois]] | seats3_title = [[Counties_of_Caldia#Politics_and_governance|Taois County Council]]
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• Nua Taois
  | official_name = Nua Taois '''Nua Taois''' ([[Western Imaguan Creole]]: ''Nutis'', [[Eastern Imaguan Creole]]: ''Ni
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• Imaguan Maritime Service
  ...f Imagua). Furthermore, some stops, such as [[Dunhelm Lookout]] on the Nua Taois-Lapprodo route, were cut entirely. *[[Lapprodo]]-[[Nua Taois]]
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• Saint Isidore's County
  | seat = [[Nua Taois]] ...nal]], as well as one independent. The county government is based in [[Nua Taois]].
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• Regions of Caldia
  **[[Taois]]
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• Martin Ellingham
  |office2 = Member of Parliament for Nua Taois-East |birth_place = [[Nua Taois|New Taois]], [[Saint Isidore's Parish|Saint Isidore's]], [[Imagua and the Assimas|Ima
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• Peerage of Caldia
  | The Duchess of Taois|| 1675 || Margaret MacDouglas, 10th Duchess of Taois ||
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• 2023 Arucian Cup
  |'''[[CC Nua Taois]]''' |[[Nua Taois]], [[Imagua and the Assimas]]
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• Caldish Highlands
  ...center is [[Benbaun]], which is also the administrative center for County Taois. The city is home to 38,670 and is affectionately known as the capital of t
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• Imaguan Government Railways
  ...oniker of the Western Line, with plans to expand the Western Line to [[Nua Taois]]. Construction on this extension began in 1887. In 1889, as construction was proceeding on the Western Line extension to Nua Taois, the colonial authorities approved a request to extend the Glen Valley Line
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• Saint Fiacre's County
  Due to its isolation from [[Cuanstad]] and [[Nua Taois]], the economy of Saint Fiacre's County is not as greatly influenced by the
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• Saint Florian's County
  ...nstad and both [[Knowleston, Imagua and the Assimas|Knowleston]] and [[Nua Taois]].
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• Imaguan Chausse Association
  ...rom CC Cuanstad Dockworkers, [[CC Hochester]], [[CC Colton]], and [[CC Nua Taois]] would meet in [[Bronstad]] in February 1945 to discuss the formation of a ...1980s, the Cuanstad Dockworkers also won thrice (1980, 1983, 1984), CC Nua Taois won twice (1981 and 1982), as did CS San Pietro (1987 and 1988), with the d
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• Native Imaguan people
  ...lived in Topuland, and the remainder lived outside of it, mostly in [[Nua Taois]]. ...3 that Nua Taois was "accelerating the loss of our culture, because in Nua Taois, we realise just how few of us there are left on our native land."
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• Parliament of Imagua and the Assimas
  ..." of the area, and on important settlements such as [[Cuanstad]] and [[Nua Taois]]. In contrast, the four seats on the Assimas were added in 1946 following
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• Administrative divisions of Imagua and the Assimas
  | [[Saint Isidore's County|Saint Isidore's]] || [[Nua Taois]] || 195,560
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• Imagua and the Assimas national football team
  ...3 (age {{age|1993|10|31}}) || {{flagicon|Imagua and the Assimas}} [[FC Nua Taois]]
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• Counties of Caldia
  | [[File:Lindsay CoA.png|50px]]||[[Counties of Caldia#Taois|Taois]]||County||[[Benbaun]]||92,457||[[Caldish Highlands|Highlands]]||S||3||Pers *S: [[Counties of Glytter#Taois|County Taois]] [[File:Lindsay CoA.png|16px]]
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• Bank of the Orient
  ...confined to Cuanstad, with the first branch outside of Cuanstad, in [[Nua Taois]], only opening in 1857. In 1859, it was officially chartered as a bank by
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• Education in Imagua and the Assimas
  ...ithe Polytechnic]] at [[Altaithe]], and [[Nua Taois Polytechnic]] at [[Nua Taois]]. In that year, there were 13,506 domestic students attending a polytechni
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• Arucian Softball League
  ...s, Sainte-Geneviève Virgins and Éclair Heroines), one from Imagua (the Nua Taois Queens), one from Carucere (the Jameston Pelicans) and one from Bonaventura *[[Nua Taois]] Queens ([[Imagua]], 1946-1952)
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• Agnes Ingram
  ...nt of the suburbs, and Knowleston becoming a {{wp|commuter town}} to [[Nua Taois]] in the late 1940s and early 1950s, they rose to the middle class. ...in Knowleston was boys-only, she had to take the bus daily to and from Nua Taois to attend the [[Wensley Comprehensive School|Wensley Grammar School]] (pres
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• Walter Redmond Keswick
  ...to pass his {{wp|eleven-plus}} and attend a {{wp|grammar school}} in [[Nua Taois]]. He was marked by the death of his father in 1923 from heart disease. ...ound 10 am. When an ambulance arrived to take him to the hospital in [[Nua Taois]], he was declared dead on the scene at the age of 89. The driver, a 19-yea
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• Imaguan Television Service
  ...vision by the population, transmitters were built near [[Bronstad]], [[Nua Taois]], and in [[Altaithe]] in the late 1950s. By 1960, the ITS was broadcasting
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• Royal Imaguan Constabulary
  ...[[Cuanstad]], [[San Pietro, Imagua and the Assimas|San Pietro]], and [[Nua Taois]]), De Piero justified it by saying that it would help "ensure security in ...h the exception of the Coast Guard, which has bases in [[Cuanstad]], [[Nua Taois]], [[Saint Fiacre's Town]], and [[San Pietro, Imagua and the Assimas|San Pi
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• Imagua (island)
  ...has historically helped contribute to the low population outside of [[Nua Taois]].
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• Topuland, Imagua and the Assimas
  ...e Naval Base]], or on remittances from major population centres like [[Nua Taois]]. It is also known for being the largest settlement in Imagua and the Assi ...d for better opportunities in the rest of the country, especially in [[Nua Taois]]. Thus, only 1,161 people lived in Topuland in 1961.
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• Ajeng's
  ...near the railway station, and its location on the main road linking [[Nua Taois]] and [[Cuanstad]], the ganome became successful as it catered to both loca The following year, Majoni opened two more locations: one in [[Nua Taois]], and one in [[Hochester, Imagua and the Assimas|Hochester]]. In 1968, the
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• San Pietro, Imagua and the Assimas
  ...ugh the Marai settlement was not as large as the Marai settlement in [[Nua Taois]], archaeologists noted that it "greatly expanded the original Nati settlem ...Island]] and [[Ineweyu Island]], as well as ferries connecting it to [[Nua Taois]], and an hourly ferry to [[Cuanstad]] that are operated by the [[Imaguan M
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• Eastern Imaguan Creole
  **''I will be going to [[Nua Taois]]''
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• West Arucian Section of the Workers' International
  ...who was supposed to attend the party congress but was holed up near [[Nua Taois]] assumed command of the partisans affiliated with the Imaguan Section of t ...side of Saint Fiacre's, and of those, only 12 were not in any of the [[Nua Taois]] constituencies. That year, when the [[Tripartite Agreement]] was signed b
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• Bahio-Imaguan people
  ...]], [[San Pietro, Imagua and the Assimas|San Pietro]], [[Altaithe]], [[Nua Taois]], [[Lundholm]], and [[Knowleston, Imagua and the Assimas|Knowleston]].
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• Imagua and the Assimas
  ...around the 200s CE onward, including one at the site of present-day [[Nua Taois]]. The two sides co-existed, trading with the other and using their positio ...began to explore the islands, establishing [[Altaithe]] in 1534, and [[Nua Taois]] by 1535 on the island of [[Imagua (island)|Imagua]], and establishing pre
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• Dunhelm Island
  *population declines in 60s, 70s, and 80s due to emigration, some to [[Nua Taois]], but primarily to either the Assimas or Bonaventura
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• Cuanstad
  ...the end of the decade, Caldish settlements existed in [[Altaithe]], [[Nua Taois]], and [[San Pietro, Imagua and the Assimas|Baile Adamhnáin]] (present-day
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• Wislas a lewa
  However, Raca Wagstaff from the ''[[Nua Taois Gazette]]'' criticised the film for "being an unrealistic portrayal of the
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• Thorebourne Naval Base
  ...50px|thumb|left|Indigenous protest against Thorebourne's operations, [[Nua Taois]], 2005]]
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• Caldia
  ...g|Uisceard nature reserves in Shangarry, [[Counties of Caldia#Taois|County Taois]] <li>[[File:Lindsay CoA.png|16px]] [[Counties of Caldia|Taois]]</li>
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