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marshall

noun as in bailiff

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Lola Marshall, 17, hopes to do an apprenticeship after her health and social care extended diploma at Leeds City College, and said there wasn't enough discussion about vocational routes at school.

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D4vd's manager Josh Marshall, the founder of Mogul Vision, rented the home for D4vd and has distanced himself from the singer.

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Financial journalist Patrick McGee estimates that Apple alone invested $275 billion over five years in China—an amount, in real terms, twice that of the Marshall Plan.

The one who has truly lost his patience with it is her son, Whit, a seventh-grader at Austin’s General Marshall Middle School who says the phrase interrupts all his classes.

What if Callum Marshall's chance had fallen on his stronger foot?

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