Sentence examples for who l from inspiring English sources

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She specifically calls out Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who l think agrees with Ann on pretty much everything except how to treat brown people.

I felt that I wanted to give the world a bit just a taste of some of this memoir so people get a sense of who L Ron really was.

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His departure failed to save Jodie Kidd, the model who last night became the latest contestant to leave.

We're all really proud of our colleague who, last night, showed great kindness to someone in need.

The third of the day comes from Helen Davidson, who last night went to see Sun Ra Arkestra.

Such is life for the elite N.B.A. defenders who night after night tangle with the likes of Durant, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant.

Fifa leave supporters under no illusions as to who tonight's match is really about.

This is a peach of a goal from the recalled midfielder, who tonight captains Holland.

Aired Wednesday night on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on ABC: I want to say congratulations to Senator John McCain of Arizona, who last night captured the Republican nomination for president.

However, it seems they have missed out on midfielder Ricardo Alvarez, who last night seemed set to move to Inter for £10.7m.

That includes the pilots, who this morning said that despite months of simulations it's impossible to know what will happen when the mission begins.

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