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Hogue

American  
[awg] / ɔg /

noun

  1. La La Hogue.


Hogue British  
/ ɔɡ /

noun

  1. See La Hogue

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Ilyse Hogue: The 1980 election was a defining moment for the role of religion in party politics.

From Slate

The inquiry, led by Quebec judge Marie-Josee Hogue, is hearing from more than 40 community members, politicians and federal election officials before its first report is tabled next month.

From BBC

Petrzela and Hogue showcase a common urge people have when talking about the victims of frauds.

From Salon

As Natalia Mehlman Petrzela and Ilyse Hogue wrote in a recent op-ed at MSNBC, Kennedy presents himself as an aspirational figure with "prestigious degrees, a meaningful career, a mansion in Beverly Hills," and, of course, "a glamorous, accomplished wife who stands behind him ." The 70-year-old Kennedy also posts shirtless body-building videos online.

From Salon

Hogue grew up with Kanye West’s music.

From Los Angeles Times