cormac in A Sentence

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    William Cormac was a lawyer in Cork.

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    John Magoye and Cormac Lynch.

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    Oh, Cormac McCarthy, how do I hate thee?

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    And over there, the gold cup of Cormac.

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    Cormac and his band of Skellig Kerry supporters are planning to make a difference in the future too.

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    Jenny Green and Jenny Huston broadcast live music from 19:00 that evening, whilst Hegarty, Cormac Battle and Mr. Spring conducted acoustic sessions and interviews.

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    This kind of passion and dedication to a cause is admirable, and when I ask what's in it for them, Cormac simply responds:.

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    Cormac- like many others along the Skellig Ring- has grown up on the Iveragh Peninsula but had to move away to find work and support his family.

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    The senior editor of the dictionary, Cormac McKeown, would later explain that to accomplish this,“We have been fiddling around with the typeface to try to get more in, but it is at saturation point.

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    The Pope and his advisors criticised some of Blair's political actions, but followed up with a reportedly unprecedented red-carpet welcome, which included Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, who would be responsible for Blair's Catholic instruction.

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    The Pope and his advisors criticised some of Blair's political actions, but followed up with a reportedly unprecedented red-carpet welcome, which included the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster, Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, who would be responsible for Blair's Catholic instruction.

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    The Fiction Circus, an online and multimedia literary magazine, called Updike one of the"four Great American Novelists" of his time along with Philip Roth, Cormac McCarthy, and Don DeLillo, each jokingly represented as a sign of the Zodiac.

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    According to Cormac Dineen, one of the few local residents who are taking tourism development into their own hands by raising funds to make the area more accessible,“it's just a name of a region that allows this place to be distinctive.”.

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