MacGregor
Britishnoun
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Crucially, MacGregor’s painstakingly researched history of the atomic bombs dropped on Japan at the end of World War II includes Japanese perspectives.
From Los Angeles Times
It’s up to caustic, can-do geologist John MacGregor and a team of scientists, soldiers and island residents to prevent a good old fashioned extinction-level event.
From Los Angeles Times
MacGregor, 26, has never played in the big leagues and Calhoun, 29, has played parts of seven seasons with the Texas Rangers, San Francisco Giants and, most recently, the New York Yankees.
From Los Angeles Times
Dr MacGregor said Mr Richards, who now lives in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, had "amazing recollections" of later visits from the artist, including "coming to a party at his house drinking cider".
From BBC
Eddie MacGregor was on a day out with his family when it happened and he has now warned about the dangers of charging electric bikes and scooters.
From BBC
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