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Philippa

American  
[fi-lip-uh] / fɪˈlɪp ə /

noun

  1. a female given name: derived from Philip.


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Little wonder psychotherapist Philippa Perry once joked that the whole bucket-list thing must have been devised “as a brilliant PR stunt by somebody who was selling swimming with dolphins.”

From MarketWatch

Begin by refusing to chase the idealised movie version of Christmas, says psychotherapist and author Philippa Perry.

From BBC

The chair of the Low Pay Commission, Philippa Stroud, said it had considered the effect a raise would have on employers.

From BBC

Liverpool season ticket holder Philippa Smallwood said it has been a hard time for everyone at the club, including supporters.

From BBC

"We reflect on the bravery and sacrifice of the Second World War generation, aware that this is one of the nation's last opportunities to recognise, thank and honour the small number of veterans still with us today," said Philippa Rawlinson, director of Remembrance at the Royal British Legion.

From BBC