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Catherine Howard

American  

noun

  1. 1520?–42, fifth queen consort of Henry VIII of England.


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The arts are often seen as a way to create new neighborhoods or revitalize existing ones, said Catherine Howard, president of Community Vision.

From New York Times

When Dr. Van Doren finally produced the last piece of needed information — Catherine Howard had been beheaded — he smiled broadly, uncoiled in relief and mopped his brow to excited cheers.

From Washington Post

“You have a different kind of fighting going on now,” said Catherine Howard, acting head of the United Nations’ humanitarian operations in Afghanistan.

From Washington Post

But the agency’s deputy head in Afghanistan, Catherine Howard, told people in the camp during a recent visit that there was no money for blankets.

From Washington Times

In this historic novel, Kitty is best friends with Catherine Howard – King Henry VIII's fifth wife.

From The Guardian