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academy

Definition for academy

noun as in school, especially for higher education

noun as in society or institution interested in learning

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A member of Howe's backroom team previously urged Shelvey to contact his former manager, to ask to watch training or do some coaching in the academy.

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He was so precociously good that when he was 13, Doncic’s mother, Mirjam Poterbin, took her son to Spain to enroll in an athletic academy that would change his life: Real Madrid.

He’s also become the pale face of the academy, which also houses a 93-year-old fish named Methuselah.

Although he is a native Spaniard, his English is so fluent it sounds like he has not spent a day away from north London, where he moved aged 16 to join Arsenal's academy.

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That change is a gradual process, one which Bellamy himself says is still ongoing, and his first foray into coaching at Cardiff's academy was a lesson.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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