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BBC

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Broadcasting Corporation

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"It's been too long," the retired engineer tells the BBC.

From BBC

The letter was also copied to Swinney's predecessor Humza Yousaf, who told BBC Scotland's Sunday Show that the SNP had strengthened its processes as a result of the MeToo movement.

From BBC

"There's still a lot of football to be played at club level," former national team midfielder Charlie Adam said on BBC Scotland.

From BBC

Gaming content creator Sophie Keen, known online as Cadaea, told BBC Newsbeat that she feels The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is a good additional storyline for fans to enjoy.

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Sport journalist Elisabetta Esposito of La Gazzetta dello Sport told the BBC that Italian football was facing a difficult period - one that would take time to overcome, during which loyalty to individual clubs was outweighing support for the national team.

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