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Horne

[hawrn]

noun

  1. Lena, 1917–2010, U.S. singer and actress.

  2. Marilyn, born 1934, U.S. mezzo-soprano.



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Richard Horne, chief executive of National Cyber Security Centre, said cyber attacks may sound theoretical and technical, but have "real world impact on real people".

From BBC

James T. Horne III, the Space Launch Delta 30 commander, said in a statement.

Any hope of shutting out the hosts was soon snuffed out as replacement George Horne threw a blind pass on his own five-metre while being bundled into touch.

From BBC

Along with Williams, former police officer Jeremy Hunt, 55, of Horne in Surrey, and Jacob Willmer, 39, from Richmond, west London, did not indicate a plea.

From BBC

Also addressed in the novel are touchier subjects like White’s advocacy for the lighter-skinned Horne to get roles over her darker-skinned colleagues like McDaniel or Beavers.

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