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Matthews

[ math-yooz ]

noun

  1. (James) Bran·der [bran, -der], 1852–1929, U.S. writer and educator.
  2. Sir Stanley, 1915–2000, British soccer player.


Matthews

/ ˈmæθjuːz /

noun

  1. MatthewsSir Stanley19152000MEnglishSPORT AND GAMES: footballer Sir Stanley. 1915–2002, English footballer


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I grew up in Matthews, North Carolina, and saw it as a very normal upbringing, so I crave normalcy and a slower pace.

In the film, Kate Winslet plays a character named Jeanine Matthews.

Now Rob Ford himself is a member of the group according to administrator, Korbett Matthews who says he is friends with the mayor.

MSNBC host Chris Matthews conceded the point in his recent biography, Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero.

“We are treating this as a mass disaster,” says Todd Matthews, director of communications with NamUs.

In this sort of entertainment he has had many followers, among whom the most noted was Charles Matthews.

Palmer is out of town, and Lovegrove and Matthews appear wonderfully nonchalant.

A peremptory message was sent at the same time to Matthews to demand his ultimate answer.

Mrs. Matthews kissed the girl, and then, standing at the gate, watched until pony and rider had disappeared in the forest.

The Matthews family were different in many ways from those born and raised in the hills.

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