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(juvenile) (the Hebrew is equivalent to Naarah, which is therefore the real form of the name), a place named (Joshua 16:7) only as one of the landmarks on the southern boundary of Ephraim. It appears to have lain between Ataroth and Jericho, in the Jordan valley: Eusebius and Jerome speak of it as if well known to them--"Naorath, a small village of the Jews, five miles from Jericho."

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Jefferson Caffery; Daisy Fellowes
8 of 8 portraits of Daisy Fellowes
© Cecil Beaton Studio Archive, Sotheby's London
Jefferson Caffery; Daisy Fellowes
by Cecil Beaton
vintage bromide print, 1951
9 1/2 in. x 6 in. (241 mm x 153 mm)
Accepted in lieu of tax by H.M. Government and allocated to the Gallery, 1991
Photographs Collection
NPG x40095
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- Jefferson Caffery (1886-1974), American diplomat. Sitter associated with 1 portrait.
- Daisy Fellowes (1887-1962), Leader of fashion and writer; wife of Hon. Reginald Fellowes. Sitter in 8 portraits.
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- Cecil Beaton (1904-1980), Photographer, designer and writer. Artist associated with 1087 portraits, Sitter associated with 350 portraits.
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- Pepper, Terence, Beaton Portraits, 2004 (accompanying the exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery from 5 February to 31 May 2004), p. 110
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REA Group raises 'Home Truths' in digital campaign to drive traffic to realestate.com.au
Real estate website realestate.com.au has launched a digital marketing campaign revealing 'home truths' about Australian attitudes towards property.
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In the first major television night of the year Seven won 1.671m viewers for the first episode of My Kitchen Rules as Nine's first outing of The Block averaged 1.143m according to OzTam.
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Whybin\TBWA previews first work for David Jones on Facebook
Whybin\TBWA and Maud has debuted its first work for retailer David Jones with a preview to fans of the brand on Facebook, with a stylish new ad campaign featuring model Jessica Gomes and a new tagline 'Lead an extraordinary life'.
The Autumn/Winter 2014 campaign is the first from the agency since it won the account in September from M&C Saatchi, and has features the department store's ambassador Gomes flaunting various autumn and winter clothing as she uses a forest as a catwalk.
New Bauer mag for women over 50 called Yours, with digital strategy focused on Facebook
Bauer Media Group's new magazine for women over 50 will be named Yours after its UK counterpart, with a digital strategy aimed
solely at Facebook according to editor-in-chief Fiona Connolly.
While holding onto her job as editor-in-chief of Women's Day, Connolly, who joined Bauer Media from News Corp's Daily Telegraph in 2009, has now also taken on Yours, which she promises will be a very different title.
As Mumbrella revealed earlier this month Bauer is releasing the fortnightly magazine on February 2, with a $2m marketing campaign. For Connolly, things are getting down to "the nail-biting finish."
One of the key differentiators from Woman's Day for Yours is a focus on real life, not celebrities, with "useful and interesting content for an informed readership".
The typical reader, Connolly said, is 58, but she feels 14 years younger. She's young at heart, fashionable, modern and energetic.
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The sandwich chain's post about Daft Punk collaborator Pharrell Williams' sartorial selection ("Hey @Pharrell, can we have our hat back?") was a responsive-marketing coup de grâce, with 75,000 retweets and more than 40,000 favorites by Monday morning. Read more »
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Chris Bath steps back from Seven News to concentrate on Sunday Night role
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FremantleMedia makes two key creative appointments
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Hart has spent the last three years as senior executive produce of The X Factor UK, and has spent time with Thames/SyCo Productions as head of entertainment and five years with ITV Studios.
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The final broadsheet editions of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age will go to press on February 22, with the March 1 editions to be the first to be printed in the compact size.
In effect the move will only affect the front section of the weekend papers which is printed in the larger format, with many of the supplements already compact sized.
Fairfax has confirmed the move, and the closure of the Tullamarine and Chullora printing presses in Sydney and Melbourne respectively, a move signalled 18-months ago in the Fairfax of the Future plans.
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Order of Australia Medal for Barry O'Brien and Paul Bongiorno
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Joining him on the list is Network Ten's veteran national affairs editor Paul Bongiorno for his services to broadcast media, having been a journalist for 40 years, with Ten for 35 of those, and a member of the Canberra Press Gallery for the past quarter century. Read more »
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Today Tonight blocked from airing segment by court injunction
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