Cuffe

[kuhf-ee]

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noun

Paul, 1759–1817, U.S. merchant, seaman, and philanthropist: advocated U.S. Black emigration to Africa.

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The sullen teenager was 16-year-old Jessie May Cuffe, an unknown schoolgirl who had sneaked out to go drinking with friends in Liverpool when she was photographed by the graphic designer in charge of the album's artwork.

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The report said there was no planning permission application before the events took place, and without a certificate of lawfulness, the organisers Depot Live and Cuffe and Taylor were "proceeding at risk".

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The organisers Depot Live and Cuffe and Taylor have refused to comment.

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Robert Cuffe: The answer is nerdy - but I think really interesting.

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Robert Cuffe: Low earners are worse off due to the tax threshold freeze, which has a big effect on the first few thousand pounds on which you pay tax.

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