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Laing

American  
[lang] / læŋ /

noun

  1. R(onald) D(avid), 1927–1989, British psychiatrist and author, born in Scotland.


Laing British  
/ leɪŋ /

noun

  1. R ( onald ) D ( avid ). 1927–89, Scottish psychiatrist; his best known books include The Divided Self (1960), The Politics of Experience and the Bird of Paradise (1967), and Knots (1970)

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She's also danced with Radio 1's Jamie Laing and with him she made it to second place.

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Along the way, the second saddle on his two-seater was filled by special guests including comedian Joe Lycett, fellow Radio 1 host Jamie Laing and, in a surprise appearance, The Prince of Wales.

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In an order on Monday, Appeal Judge Lady Justice Elisabeth Laing said the legal challenge could go ahead and would return to the High Court.

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Lady Justice Laing later said it was "arguable" that parts of Mrs Justice Lieven's judgment were wrong, including a decision that the case had been brought too late.

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Michael Laing, Durham County Council's corporate director for adult and health services, said an Adolescent Safeguarding and Exploitation team had been set up since Alfie's death, with support available for young people who needed it.

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