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Terrence

[ter-uhns]

noun

  1. a male given name.



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Outside of his work, Sir Terrence developed a love of classic cars, worldwide travel and an appreciation for the natural world.

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Interim coach Terrence Whitehead and his players are motivated to win for coach Robert Garrett, who has been on administrative leave all season.

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“Train Dreams,” and another current feature, “Die My Love,” are both examples of how influential Terrence Malick has been on American filmmaking; you could watch either film with no sound at all and have it make sense.

In Washington it was me, Nate, Big Irish Jay, a comedian named Terrence — those are the only people that were kind of doing comedy consistently.

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“The company is committed to stepping up the growth,” says CEO Terrence Curtin, adding there are a lot of ways to do that, including organic growth and acquisitions.

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