Boyer

American

[bwa-yey] / bwaˈyeɪ /

noun

Jean Pierre 1776–1850, Haitian political leader: president 1818–43.

Boyer British

/ bwaje /

noun

Charles (ʃarl), known as the Great Lover . 1899–1978, French film actor

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Podedworna, 40, of Boyer Street in Derby, who was a "skilled butcher", had denied murder but was found guilty by a jury on Tuesday.

From BBC

In May 2025, Zalewski requested an interview with Podedworna and he flew to Derby to challenge her on the doorstep of her Boyer Street home.

From BBC

He flew to Derby to challenge Podedworna on the doorstep of her Boyer Street home for their social affairs programme Interwencja.

From BBC

French liberal MEP Gilles Boyer said a private European payment solution would be welcome, but Europe wasn't going to "do nothing and wait again for decades".

From Barron's

"When it comes to payments in Europe we have a choice. Do nothing and remain totally dependent on American players. Or provide a pan-European, sovereign, public solution," Boyer told AFP.

From Barron's

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