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Stepney

[step-nee]

noun

  1. a former borough of Greater London, England, now part of Tower Hamlets.



stepney

/ ˈɛɪ /

noun

  1. a spare tyre

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of Stepney1

C20: from Stepney Street , Llanelli, the address of a tyre manufacturer
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Alan Yentob was born in Stepney, east London, in 1947, the son of Jewish immigrants from Iraq.

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This time, though, Maurice White elevated his friend Charles Stepney, whom he’d known since the Chess days and who’d worked on “Open Our Eyes,” to a role as his co-producer; Bailey, Johnson and Verdine White all agree that Stepney pushed the group to a new level of creativity — and a new level of diligence.

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Stepney was “definitely the dad in our group,” Bailey says in the 2001 documentary “Shining Stars”; the band’s focus was so intense, the singer tells The Times, that he had trouble processing the loss of his mother, who died during the recording process.

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The Bishop of Stepney, Dr Joanne Grenfell, who is lead bishop for safeguarding, had put forward a motion to the General Synod for all Church-employed safeguarding officers to be transferred to a new independent body.

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A poem was read as the stadium fell silent, with United legends Sir Alex Ferguson, Pat Crerand, Alex Stepney and Brian Kidd all present.

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