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Daly

American  
[dey-lee] / ˈdeɪ li /

noun

  1. (John) Augustin 1838–99, U.S. playwright, critic, and theatrical manager.


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While Daly is confident they have a strong case, “ it’s dangerous to be in the business of trying to predict what the Supreme Court does on anything.”

From Salon

Valencia’s bill was developed in consultation with city leaders and publicly endorsed by Aitken and former Mayors Tom Daly and Tom Tait.

From Los Angeles Times

She said it was "the right time to close this chapter and take on new projects in other areas I'm passionate about", and said she hoped she could now have the time to go for nice lunches with hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman who have also left the show.

From BBC

One Daly City gas station attendant said “things are great for me” now that he didn’t have to work nights or weekends.

From Los Angeles Times

And last year England overtook France, as Elliot Daly glided in for a decisive last-gasp try in a 26-25 victory.

From BBC