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Upton

[ uhp-tuhn ]

noun

  1. a male given name: from an Old English word meaning “upper town.”


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Upton would seemingly have an advantage when it comes to his connection to the new 4th District, as he currently represents about two-thirds of its constituents, compared with just one-quarter for Huizenga.

However, Upton has serious vulnerabilities that Huizenga could exploit.

Recently, Nneka Nnamdi, founder of Fight Blight Bmore, came upon one of the signs in the city’s Upton neighborhood.

“Keep being a science truth teller,” Upton urged Fauci in another email.

The New York Times reports Upton defeated Hoadley by a 58-38 percent margin with 70 percent of the votes reported.

The first cache of photos landed online in late August, and celebs Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, and others were targeted.

How unauthorized naked pics of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, and other celebrities lost the power to shock or shame.

Apparently there was a sex scene that was cut from the film with you and Kate Upton that left you with a huge bruise on your ass?

Upton Sinclair, Norman Mailer, and Gore Vidal failed in all of their various electoral endeavors.

Plus, to celebrate Upton's cover, V is offering a special box set of products featuring the model's mug.

Eric learned a great deal of harm from Upton, and the misapplied hero-worship led to bad results.

For a few days after the Sunday walk narrated in the last chapter Upton and Eric cut each other dead.

Upton was the first to join them, and since he had but wavered for a moment, he was soon warmly reconciled with Eric.

You were inclined to distrust me, Upton, and I will only be defended by somebody who never doubted my innocence.

An hour or two afterward, Upton perceived a note in the same drawer, Goodridge being then with or near him, and called to Leavitt.

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