Cormack

[kawr-muhk]

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noun

Allan MacLeod 1924–98, U.S. physicist and biophysicist, born in South Africa: Nobel Prize 1979.

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Chairman Dave Cormack hopes to tap into Pfannenstiel's "extensive coaching, scouting, young player development and leadership expertise gained across different roles and cultures".

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Adam Cormack, head of campaigning at the charity, said there had been a great response to the contest.

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When club chairman Dave Cormack joined him on radio, Miller gently chided him about his poor technique when lifting the trophy.

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As Adam Cormack, from the charity, put it: "This depressing sight is a reminder to all of us that not every ancient tree is in a safe place."

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The Woodland Trust's head of campaigning Adam Cormack said the tree's loss was "devastating".

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