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McNamara

[mak-nuh-mar-uh]

noun

  1. Robert Strange, 1916–2009, U.S. business executive and government official: Secretary of Defense 1961–68; president of World Bank 1968–81.



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Dickinson's representative Dermot McNamara told BBC News a claim had been issued in relation to her appearance on I'm A Celebrity...

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"The Ocean Rooms… is such an iconic venue for us locally and it brought the venue alive - it was the juxtaposition of a big band playing at the Ocean Rooms and it looked normal," said Mr McNamara.

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Mr McNamara had shot photos of Blur in Norwich during their 1994 Parklife tour - and remembered both how good the band sounded and the fans screaming for front man Damon Albarn.

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As the Cool Britannia movement was starting to surge, Mr McNamara found the nation's blossoming mood matched by the crowd's high spirits on a warm evening outside the venue, which has now closed.

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"There were masses of people everywhere - all the pubs were open and they were really busy," Mr McNamara said.

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