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Silvester

American  
[sil-ves-ter] / sɪlˈvɛs tər /

noun

  1. a male given name: from a Latin word meaning “of the woodland.”


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Paul Silvester, one of the first people to get it, says the therapy has been "life-changing" and he's now planning history-themed adventures.

From BBC

A spokesperson for the Scouts Association said Silvester would "never again be allowed to volunteer with the Scout Movement".

From BBC

Ian Silvester, of Locks Hill in Portslade, East Sussex, had befriended his victims working as a babysitter, diving instructor, first aid trainer and St John Ambulance trainer.

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Silvester, 60, was sentenced to 16 years in prison with an additional six years on licence at the same court on Friday.

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After Loreen's victory for Sweden last year, several countries have entered up-tempo bops - from the techno bounce of Lithuania's Silvester Belt to the percolating synthpop of Spain's Nebulossa.

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