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- proper noun A
surname originating in Scotland from Clan Fergusson and now widespread in the English-speaking world.
Etymologies
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It is a phrase Ferguson first used following United's dramatic derby triumph over City at Old Trafford in September 2009, when Michael Owen scored the winner in a 4-3 victory.
Sir Alex Ferguson does not expect to make further signings this summer 2011
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It is a phrase Ferguson first used following United's dramatic derby triumph over City at Old Trafford in September last year.
WalesOnline - Home 2011
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It is a phrase Ferguson first used following United's dramatic derby triumph over City at Old Trafford in September last year.
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Rodgers admitted he had taken Sir Alex Ferguson's decision to play Carrick, Park Ji-sung, Rooney and Rio Ferdinand - what he described as Ferguson's most hard-working side - as a "massive compliment" to his players.
WalesOnline - Home WalesOnline 2011
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Richard Ferguson is right, on the few occasions that you see a road sign that simply says “México”, it indicates the direction to México City.
Retiring in Yucatan 2009
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Richard Ferguson is right, on the few occasions that you see a road sign that simply says “México”, it indicates the direction to México City.
Retiring in Yucatan 2009
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Richard Ferguson is right, on the few occasions that you see a road sign that simply says “México”, it indicates the direction to México City.
Retiring in Yucatan 2009
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Richard Ferguson is right, on the few occasions that you see a road sign that simply says “México”, it indicates the direction to México City.
Retiring in Yucatan 2009
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The 6-foot-9 Ferguson is the 40th-rated prep player in the country, according to rivals. com.
Sun Belt Conference 2010
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Richard Ferguson is right, on the few occasions that you see a road sign that simply says “México”, it indicates the direction to México City.
Retiring in Yucatan 2009
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