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Becky

[bek-ee]

noun

  1. a first name, form of Rebecca.



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But Becky took the decision to the Court of Appeal, which was upheld.

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Becky said the next step for her was to try and move on with her life and help her children recover from the pain they have endured.

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The city's first independent radio station, which joined the airwaves four years after BBC Radio Manchester, helped launch the careers of broadcasters Andy Peebles, Chris Evans and BBC Radio Manchester's Becky Want and Mike Sweeney.

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"Everyone comes in here, it's very cheap. I buy stuff for my kids, snacks, toiletries," says passing shopper Becky Cullen, staring at the empty shop.

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Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Assn., the nation’s largest teachers union, accused the administration of “taking every chance it can to hack away at the very protections and services our students need.”

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