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Paula

[paw-luh]

noun

  1. a female given name: derived from Paul.



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"For fans and outsiders, it's very confusing. No one knows who the real leaders are or who to ask when they have questions, and that's very damaging to the brand," Paula Shugart, who served as Miss Universe Organization president under the previous two owners, told the BBC.

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Councillor Paula O'Rourke announced on Wednesday she was resigning from the party after other Green councillors walked out of Bristol City Council meeting attended by women's rights campaigners who felt some of the council's language "erases" women.

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This "started before the mandate of the president of the US", chief commission spokeswoman Paula Pinho said this week.

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They also have a burgeoning crop of outfield prospects — highlighted by Josue De Paula, Zyhir Hope, Eduardo Quintero and James Tibbs III — who are on track to break into the big leagues by 2027, if not the end of next season.

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To that end, Paula Hart’s instructions were “very ‘Christmas in every shot,’” Carr recalled.

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