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Duffy

[duhf-ee]

noun

  1. Sir Charles Gavan 1816–1903, Irish and Australian politician.



Duffy

/ ˈdʌfɪ /

noun

  1. Carol Ann. born 1955, British poet and writer; poet laureate from 2009, her collections include Standing Female Nude (1985), The World's Wife (1999), and Rapture (2005)

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It wasn't until his publisher, Kevin Duffy mentioned the email to the producers of the series that they decided to chance their arm and contact the Academy Award winner asking her if she would be interested in doing the narration.

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In a joint statement, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said countries backing the International Maritime Organizations’ decarbonisation plan may face port bans and visa restrictions on seafarers from countries “sponsoring activist-driven climate policies.”

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy endorsed American Airlines’ decision to remove employees from service for posts related to Kirk’s death.

You have a job to do,’” Duffy said.

The Federal Aviation Administration will ground flights if the shortages cause safety concerns, Duffy said.

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