McCahon

British

/ məˈkɑːn /

noun

Colin . 1919–87, influential New Zealand painter; noted esp for landscapes and bold abstract paintings, many featuring lettering and Christian imagery

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The play is written by award-winning playwright Danny McCahon and directed by acclaimed theatre director Liz Carruthers.

From BBC

Riley McCahon, the chairperson of the Causeway Pride committee, which was established earlier in 2023 said it was an amazing day.

From BBC

McCahon, the former military procurement fraud lawyer, said that charging low-paid migrant workers recruitment fees for jobs on U.S. overseas military bases is an “institutionalized” business practice.

From Washington Post

“If that person is indebted to get the job, they’re more malleable, which means essentially you can do anything you want to them. You can cheat them, abuse them, anything,” McCahon said.

From Washington Post

By confiscating workers’ identity documents, contractors wield more control over their employees and guarantee their obedience, said Sam McCahon, a former federal prosecutor who spent nine years in the Middle East as a military contract law specialist and U.S.

From Washington Post

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