Heseltine
Britishnoun
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Michael ( Ray Dibden ) Baron. born 1933, British Conservative politician; secretary of state for defence (1983–86); secretary of state for the environment (1990–92); secretary of state for trade and industry (1992–95); deputy prime minister (1995–97)
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Philip Arnold . the real name of composer Peter Warlock See Warlock
Example Sentences
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Sir Bernard got into real trouble when he was suspected of having ordered - or at the very least failed to stop - the leaking of a letter from a government law officer critical of Michael Heseltine.
From BBC
When Mr Heseltine's leadership challenge won enough votes to force a second round of voting, Lady Thatcher was in Paris.
From BBC
To buy a three-bedroom home in Steilacoom, Heseltine’s buyers agreed to pay 7.5% above the asking price and waive two key contingencies.
From Seattle Times
Darlene Heseltine, a Redfin agent in Tacoma, submitted offers last week on three Pierce County homes.
From Seattle Times
She also recalled meeting former cabinet minister Michael Heseltine at the Conservative Party conference when Channel 5 was trying "to schmooze the politicians" and persuade them to appear on the fledgling station.
From BBC
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