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McKay

[ muh-key ]

noun

  1. Claude, 1890–1948, U.S. author, born in Jamaica: leader in the Harlem Renaissance.


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If you expected an apolitical sports podcast from McKay, well, know that he recently called Aaron Sorkin—the scribe behind liberal fantasy show The West Wing—a “right-wing version” of himself.

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Some critics have judged McKay’s touch a bit too light when it comes to serious material.

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I asked McKay if he’d seen Jakosky and Edwards’ Nature Astronomy paper.

In McKay’s opinion, the new data that Jakosky and Edwards point to just isn’t good enough.

McKay also said that enforcement of rules against on-field taunting by players will be a point of officiating emphasis for the 2021 season.

“Investment both for film and high-end TV is a bit of a no-brainer come independence,” McKay told the Daily Beast.

Ron McKay, a spokesman for Galloway, said that the controversial parliamentary member sees no issue with his comments.

“George stands by the comments—he thinks they are quite reasonable,” McKay said.

One of them, Jeremiah McKay, 35, was pronounced dead at the hospital.

A Mormon Reporter on the Romney Bus McKay Coppins, BuzzFeed How America got used to his religion, and mine.

McKay even went ashore at the invitation of one of the chiefs and spent the first night of his arrival in his lodge.

Indeed, the demeanor of the savages lulled even the suspicions of McKay, who had had a wide experience with the aborigines.

Very few copies were issued in wrappers, the larger number being bound in yellow cloth and with the imprint of David McKay.

Mr. McKay grew to manhood in Canada with the usual advantages of a boy of that period, attending school as he found opportunity.

William McKay informs me that he called on you personally, and that you would do nothing.

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