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Orr

[awr]

noun

  1. Sir John Boyd. Boyd Orr, Sir John.

  2. Robert Gordon Bobby, born 1948, Canadian ice-hockey player.



Orr

/ ɔː /

noun

  1. Robert Gordon , known as Bobby . born 1948, Canadian ice-hockey player

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"That lack of success might be related to the inability of antioxidants to block ROS at their source and do so selectively without altering cell metabolism," Dr. Adam Orr explained.

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Mr. Orr, a professor of political science at Brown University, provides a rewarding portrait of Diggs’s career as a civil-rights activist and legislator in his exhaustively researched biography, “House of Diggs.”

The resulting quintet that played together for the first time in early 1977 may have had a cutting-edge sound, but Orr and Ocasek, at least, were musical veterans.

James Orr from Friends of the Earth said the figures revealed "an epidemic in relation to how we're treating our rivers, lakes and sea loughs".

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Centre Emma Orr scragged Dow with a stretching cover tackle as the England wing bore down on the line after a charge down.

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