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Lynette

[li-net]

noun

  1. a female given name.



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While on remand, Mr Actie was in jail for two years while accused of the murder of Lynette White in a Cardiff flat on 14 February 1988.

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Cancelling the whole event, however, was "never on the table," according to Lynette Howell Taylor, an LA-based British film producer and member of the Academy's board of governors, who lost her own house in the fires.

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Chinese people often air their grievances online, says Lynette Ong, a political science professor at the University of Toronto, who has carried out significant research on how the Chinese state responds to push back from its people.

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"These are symptoms of a society with a lot of pent-up grievances," Lynette Ong, professor of Chinese politics at the University of Toronto in Canada, told AFP news agency in November.

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Meanwhile, Lynette McIntosh, who lives just outside Bishop, could not be more delighted by the election results.

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