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Baroness Fookes, the Conservative president of the War Widows Association of Great Britain, backed this warning.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Rowena Mason 2011
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Fookes then set up Taylor Holden for the last tally.
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Fookes had the best of her matchup in the first half, overwhelming her defender on the sideline to set up chances.
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Fookes scored an unassisted goal with three minutes left in the first half for the Lady Coyotes (9-1-2, 1-0).
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Fookes scored an unassisted goal with three minutes left in the first half for the Lady Coyotes (9-1-2, 1-0).
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Fookes had the best of her matchup in the first half, overwhelming her defender on the sideline to set up chances.
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Her team celebrated without her, but Fookes didn't mind letting herself get caught up in the madness that surrounded her.
unknown title 2009
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"I don't care," Fookes said with a laugh after the Rebels beat Newport Central Catholic 46-35 in the 9th Region finals.
unknown title 2009
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Other 9th Region coaches, former players, current players 'families, Boone County school officials - everybody wanted a piece of Fookes, everybody wanted to congratulate her for winning the seventh region title of her
unknown title 2009
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Bradley clearly wasn't pleased with the move, but she quickly regrouped, Fookes reinserted her and seconds later, Bradley hit a 10-foot jumper.
unknown title 2009
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