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Marcia

[ mahr-shuh ]

noun

  1. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “warlike.”


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Marcia Clark, who would become one of the best-known prosecutors of her generation during the ill-fated O.J.

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"I came here to prepare for the food bank and I just saw loads of police arriving, and when I came out it was all taped over," Marcia Haynes said.

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Trailblazers like Hillary Clinton, Anita Hill and Marcia Clark were relentlessly framed as power-hungry b***hes.

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Lewis-Skelly's mum Marcia Lewis knows better than most the jeopardy involved in a young player's early career.

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As currently written, the hurdles the bill creates could serve as a disincentive to marriage — or, at least, traditional marriage — agued Marcia Zug, a University of South Carolina School of Law professor whose research focuses on immigration law, reproductive rights, federal Indian law and marital law.

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