Musgrave

British

/ ˈmʌzɡreɪv /

noun

Thea. born 1928, Scottish composer, noted esp for her operas

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STG chairman Chris Musgrave said its focus was on "enabling job creation, long-term economic growth and generating positive outcomes" for the local community.

From BBC

Bill Musgrave, then the Golden Bears’ offensive coordinator, had heard about Mendoza through the coaching grapevine.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Malone appeared via a video link from Musgrave police station in Belfast.

From BBC

Last week spinach and mixed leaves products produced by McCormack Family Farms, who supply to Lidl stores, Dunnes Stores and Musgrave Ltd in Northern Ireland, were recalled as a precaution following the detection of listeria in the Republic of Ireland.

From BBC

Two men, aged 30 and 55, were arrested under the Terrorism Act and have been taken to Musgrave Street Station for questioning.

From BBC

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