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Katie

Or Ka·tey

[key-tee]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Katherine or Catherine.



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Katie had just run the Abbey Dash and was waiting to get home to Menston.

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A few weeks ago, Katie Porter’s campaign for California governor was reeling.

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Katie Porter, Graham Platner in Maine, and Jay Jones in Virginia are cited as contemporary examples of candidates who have weathered serious controversies and remained viable or successful in their races despite calls for them to drop out.

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"I know a lot of clients won't go out on their own now it's getting dark early," says Katie Bishop, 30, a salon co-ordinator at Goji Hair in Pontcanna.

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Arsenal teenager Katie Reid was called up to the last squad but was forced to withdraw when she suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

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