Clegg

British

/ klɛɡ /

noun

Nick , full name Nicholas William Peter Clegg . born 1967, British politician; leader of the Liberal Democrat party from 2007; deputy prime minister from 2010

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The shortlisting panel for this year's awards included 2014 Rugby World Cup winner Maggie Alphonsi, former England footballer Anita Asante, double Paralympic gold medal-winning sprinter Libby Clegg, former world champion boxer Carl Frampton and 2009 World Cup-winning cricketer Ebony Rainford-Brent.

From BBC

Boss Michael Clegg departed the club after the loss and a day later, Savage was appointed head coach.

From BBC

She hired Connor Clegg, a former digital-media strategist for the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, to join her communications team.

From The Wall Street Journal

Among its enlisted consultants, it said, would be Sean Clegg of Bearstar Strategies, another former senior advisor to Newsom, and Shannon Murphy, of M Strategic Communications, who has ties to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.

From Los Angeles Times

DeBoo, Clegg and Murphy have not been accused of any wrongdoing.

From Los Angeles Times

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