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Hally

[hal-ee]

noun

  1. a female given name.



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Hally Simpson Wilk, 36, from Broadview Heights, Ohio, is feeling inflation at the grocery store, but she does not think that Republicans would necessarily be better at solving the problem than Democrats.

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Clive Hally taught at Brynteg Comprehensive for 36 years, until retiring in 2011.

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A Bridgend council-commissioned investigation revealed Hally had admitted some allegations.

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Mark attended Brynteg from 1982 until 1989 and described it as feeling like "an out-of-body experience" when Hally first abused him in a photography dark room.

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He said: "I was a child and you didn't want to get in trouble with your teacher. You didn't want any of the repercussions and Clive Hally could get very angry... he had a special kind of fury."

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