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- n. Any of several places in the UK, US, and Canada.
- n. A habitational surname from the English place name.
Examples
“Janet Davison Rowley is a human geneticist and the first scientist to identify a chromosomal translocation as the cause of leukemia and other cancers.”
“Coleen Rowley is the FBI staff attorney who caused a sensation in May with a memo to FBI Director Robert Mueller about how the bureau brushed off pleas from her Minneapolis, Minn., field office that Zacarias Moussaoui, who is now indicted as a Sept. 11 co-conspirator, was a man who must be investigated.”
“Poor Captain Rowley and the assistant-surgeon of the 68th are dead.”
“A complete edition of whatever he left, either under his own name or that of Rowley, is still to be desired.”
“Bearded and bespectacled in his orange jail jumpsuit, Sears argued calmly that the prison time he owed for his parole violation should run concurrently with whatever prison term Rowley sentenced him to.”
“The man he had called Rowley looked for a moment as though he were going to argue, but Captain Curtis took a step toward him, and he let go of my arm.”
“In fashion circles, the name Cynthia Rowley is synonymous for whimsical dresses and feminine separates, but America has yet to meet the woman behind the...”
“The pursuit of Arsenal's chief scout, Steve Rowley, which is ongoing, is one option with enhanced roles for highly-rated performance director Mike Forde and academy director Neil Bath.”
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“Ossian, a monk of Bristol called Rowley, and others, are inclined to pass themselves off as denizens of the land of reality, whereas most of our fellow-citizens who deny their country are such as that country would be very willing to disclaim.”
“Those who have information on who removed the trees are asked to call Rowley at 494-6500.”
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