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Jacqueline

Or Jac·que·lyn

[jak-uh-lin, -leen, jak-wuh-, zhakuh-leen]

noun

  1. a female given name.



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Festival manager Jacqueline Whoriskey, said the not even the weather could dampen people's "spirits" in Derry this week.

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Other authors and previous Children's Laureates who have welcomed the announcement included Dame Jacqueline Wilson, who said it was "a marvellous idea".

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He lost gig after gig with musicians who asked him to update the upright bass—refusing to do so and prompting his wife, Jacqueline Carroll, to take a job teaching to support the family of seven.

As she rearranges books in the town's brightly lit library, Jacqueline Garrahan says she feels betrayed by a president she believed would embody change.

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The restaurant, on East 60th Street, was known for its classic French dishes and clientele that included Jacqueline Onassis and Ernest Hemingway, and Hanson and Nasr were compelled by its storied history.

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