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Shearer

[sheer-er]

noun

  1. Moira Moira Shearer King, 1926–2006, British ballerina.



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He is like my old Blackburn strike partner Alan Shearer in that you just know it will happen.

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Gordon, in the process, became the first Newcastle player ever to score in three successive Champions League games, while only Alan Shearer has more goals in the competition for the club.

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Prof Shearer West, vice chancellor of the University of Leeds, welcomed the fact that domestic tuition fees in England and Wales rose to £9,535 this year but hopes to see further change.

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“It was not hard for us to get bookings in the types of places we played,” Mr. Shearer says in a probable understatement.

Councillor Heather Shearer, Lib Dem Lead member for children, families and education on Somerset Council said she was "sorry for any problems any family has had".

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