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Neville

[nev-uhl]

noun

  1. Richard. Earl of Warwick.

  2. a male given name: an Old North French family name, taken from a placename.



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He also remains hopeful that his time at Everton will be spoken of in the same breadth as Neville Southall.

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It was the pinnacle for a team who had seen icons including Laura McAllister, Jayne Ludlow and Helen Ward - and Neville Southall, Ryan Giggs, Ian Rush and Mark Hughes to name a few on the men's side - all fail to achieve their tournament dream with Wales.

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Softly spoken, deeply religious and a member of Chelsea's PlayStation club, Caicedo's on-pitch aggression is the antithesis of his off-field persona, with Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville describing him as the "best midfielder in the Premier League".

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Barrister Ifeanyi Odogwu, on behalf of Neville Lawrence, that while the family "sought justice, state power turned on the family".

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Officers gathered information relating to Baroness Lawrence and Dr Neville Lawrence as they fought for justice over their son's 1993 racist murder, even though they had nothing to do with groups which the police force believed could be a danger to public order.

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