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Claire

American  
[klair] / klɛər /

noun

  1. Ina, 1892–1985, U.S. actress.

  2. a female given name, form of Clara.


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The family had been due to take Jacob and his brothers on a trip to visit Santa next week, but his worsening condition meant he had to go into Claire House Children's Hospice from Monday.

From BBC

Other companies Meta says it is taking action against are clothing firms Sylvia & Grace, Chester & Claire, Harrison & Hayes and Olyndra London, as well as accessories business Omelia & Oliver Jewels.

From BBC

Claire Brown was persuaded to buy two dresses for £73 from Luxe and Luna London, after "constantly" seeing the company's appealing adverts on Facebook.

From BBC

"It makes me feel really cross, because I hate people being scammed and the websites are the kind of thing you would share with a friend," Claire added.

From BBC

“Trade wars have shocked the system of both luxury brands and their shoppers, so these gains are a strong sign that the core luxury consumer will keep spending,” wrote Claire Tassin, a retail and e-commerce analyst at Morning Consult.

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