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shiel

[ sheel ]

noun

Scot.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of shiel1

1250–1300; Middle English schele; compare Old Norse hut, shed; akin to Old English ̄ hut, Old High German ū, Old Norse ū penthouse
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Through these economic relations, Russia is "worth tens of billions of dollars to the Cyprus economy each year", says Fergus Shiel of the ICIJ.

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The Cyprus Confidential investigation raises "grave issues" for European institutions and EU member states, Shiel continues.

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In a statement in response, the chair of the CEF, Nicholas O'Shiel, said it remained committed to working with the unions to find a resolution to the pay dispute.

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Lovecraft once wrote, “Shiel has done so much better than my best that I am left breathless and inarticulate.”

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Shiel’s literary career would peak in 1901 with his baroque science fiction masterpiece, “The Purple Cloud,” in which a character named Adam Jeffson finds himself the last man alive on Earth.

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