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Nathaniel

[nuh-than-yuhl]

noun

  1. Bartholomew.

  2. a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “gift of God.”



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In a third photo, Rudy is seen wearing an orange jumper with the letter "R" on the back, as Moorish-Gallagher's footballer boyfriend Nathaniel Phillips cuddles their son.

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Junior quarterback Nathaniel Cadet, who has a 4.5 grade-point average, is so passionate about football at Marshall High that the coaches sometimes have to order him to go home or they won’t be able to leave school.

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Nathaniel Whitfield’s friend from the climbing gym in Los Angeles recommended checking out the “Merry Go Round” the next time he was in the quaint mountain community of Lone Pine.

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"The prospect for peace and stability in South Sudan has now been put into serious jeopardy," Oyet Nathaniel Pierino, deputy leader of SPLM-IO, said at the time.

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"We use social media to see all these amazing places, and then we figure out how we are going to get to them," said delivery driver Nathaniel, who met trainee nurse Charlie at the hospital where they both work.

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