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Houghton

American  
[hoht-n] / ˈhoʊt n /

noun

  1. Henry Oscar, 1823–95, U.S. publisher.


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Match of the Day pundits Stephen Warnock and Steph Houghton look at how a change of shape helped Liverpool secure a Champions League win away at Marseille.

From BBC

"The evolution of football clubs is that, unfortunately, your best players move on to better clubs that are competing in the Champions League and European football," said former England captain Steph Houghton.

From BBC

I show council leader Sir Steve Houghton the fake York image.

From BBC

Fulke Johnson Houghton:, external Legendary trainer led out more than 1,200 winners in his career.

From BBC

“Applying terrorism charges even where you believe individuals have burned down buildings or committed robbery is excessive,” said Irungu Houghton, head of Amnesty International’s Kenya office.

From The Wall Street Journal