Corbin

[kawr-bin]

noun

1. Margaret (Cochran), 1751–1800, American Revolutionary military heroine.

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The bullpen’s one season-long stalwart, Alex Vesia, ran into trouble by giving up a single to Ketel Marte, a walk to Geraldo Perdomo, and an RBI double to Corbin Carroll — all with one out.

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From there, the recalled Sam Curran whacked a six to offer the hosts a glimmer of hope, but the tourists eventually closed out a comfortable win as England finished on 54-5 with two wickets apiece for Corbin Bosch and Marco Jansen.

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Yvonne Corbin, from Caring Cooks, said Ophelia is "incredible" and "brought awareness to how important charity work is" to other children.

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Ms Corbin said "her mum came to me and said her little girl wanted to donate her birthday money to the charity" and "everything is off of her own back and comes up with her own ideas".

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Ms Corbin added: "Ophelia has brought life to the charity because she's got children involved in our work and she's just adorable."

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