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Frobisher

[ froh-bi-sher, frob-i- ]

noun

  1. Sir Martin, 1535?–94, English navigator and explorer.


Frobisher

/ ˈڰəʊɪʃə /

noun

  1. FrobisherSir Martin?15351594MEnglishTRAVEL AND EXPLORATION: navigatorTRAVEL AND EXPLORATION: explorer Sir Martin . ?1535–94, English navigator and explorer: made three unsuccessful voyages in search of the Northwest Passage (1576; 1577; 1578), visiting Labrador and Baffin Island
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"This was the biggest and most dramatic change," said Martin Frobisher, Network Rail's safety and engineering director.

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The two men got out of the car on Frobisher Way - with Valli pointing the weapon at the victim's head.

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Martin Frobisher of Network Rail, which runs most of the country's rail network, said while the storms were theoretically a threat, the firm considered the storms to be a "very small risk".

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While Network Rail's Martin Frobisher thinks the changing climate will be "the biggest challenge for this century".

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Collopy returned to work the family wheat farm on the edge of Frobisher, a village of 150 people in Saskatchewan.

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