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MacLennan

[muh-klen-uhn]

noun

  1. (John) Hugh, 1907–90, Canadian novelist and essayist.



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Neil MacLennan said that the exact cause of the blaze was not yet known but that a deliberate act could not be ruled out.

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Mr MacLennan said the "challenging" fire spready quickly through gorse and heather on the steep hillside.

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“The neurodivergent brain takes in a lot more information,” Keren MacLennan, a researcher with the Centre for Applied Autism Research at the University of Bath, U.K., whose work focuses on sensory experiences and inclusivity, told Slate.

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The project's co-ordinator Ellie MacLennan said: "It's unusual to see this number over such a short space of time."

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Ms MacLennan said: "These animals can pose a financial threat to fishers if these whales take off with their gear or damage their gear."

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