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Spears

British  
/ spɪəz /

noun

  1. Britney (ˈbrɪtnɪ). born 1981, US pop singer; records include the single "Baby One More Time" (1998) and the album Britney (2001)

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The firm, whose founder Edan Yemini once served as a personal security guard for Britney Spears, employs former military specialists from the U.S. and Israel to serve as armed bodyguards.

From Los Angeles Times

Distributing that power is “what we think will allow us to continue to expand and meet this need without overloading any individual utility grid or overburdening any individual community as well,” Alistair Spears, Microsoft’s general manager of Azure infrastructure, said in an interview.

From The Wall Street Journal

After canceling some data center leases earlier this year, which Spears called “shifting” in capacity planning, Microsoft now says it has more demand than it can keep up with.

From The Wall Street Journal

Britney Spears accepting an acting award in the midst of belting out “Lucky,” and Grande as an ethereal being singing “God Is a Woman.”

From Los Angeles Times

Do a better job of running with Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears to take the heat off Ward.

From Los Angeles Times