Healy

[ hee-lee ]

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Healy

/ ˈhiːlɪ /

HealyIan1964MAustralianSPORT AND GAMES: cricketer Ian. born 1964, Australian cricketer; a wicketkeeper, he took 395 dismissals in 119 test matches (1988–99)

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Because of the probe, the council is not releasing the name of the staffer, Healy said.

Healy has another favorite example from the anonymized list of purchases he’s seen in Oranmore.

Marlow: Very excited to see Steenburgen square off against Caputo and Healy.

“Consumers of a product like SiriusXM are more and more niche consumers,” Healy wrote.

Diehard Massachusetts fan Patrick Healy said he has already cancelled his SiriusXM subscription.

All of us, that is, except Gene Healy, who wrote the book on our executive-branch cult.

He was still frowning when he came face to face with Mr. Healy and the two lads.

Molly Healy herself spent a large part of her life in a struggle for precedence with Mrs. Gorman.

It was like the soul of good Father Healy, a peaceful spot, filled with sweet-smelling, simple flowers.

The doctor accepted the speech as a challenge, and entered the room defiantly, while Father Healy followed him.

Even the doctor could not refrain from a dry chuckle at this aspect of Molly Healy's almsgiving.

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