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O'Keeffe

American  
[oh-keef] / oʊˈkif /

noun

  1. Georgia, 1887–1986, U.S. painter.


O'Keeffe British  
/ əʊˈkiːf /

noun

  1. Georgia. 1887–1986, US painter, best known for her semiabstract still lifes, esp of flowers: married the photographer Alfred Stieglitz

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He had been held into the breakdown by Beirne and made the point clearly and diplomatically enough, to convince referee Ben O'Keeffe to wipe it from the scoreboard.

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Hackman immediately got involved with local art museums, most notably sitting on the board of directors at the Georgia O'Keeffe museum, while Arakawa had a luxury home-goods store, and collaborated with artists on various projects.

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Corey O'Keeffe sums up the Barnsley mood as he beats the ball to the ground in frustration after conceding a second slightly cheap corner in the space of two minutes.

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Townsend felt aggrieved after week one when referee Ben O'Keeffe awarded 16 penalties against Scotland and only four against Wales at the Principality.

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Flanker Curry approached referee Ben O'Keeffe about half an hour into the match in Paris, reported the alleged comment and asked what he should do in response.

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