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Laurens

[ lawr-uhnz, lor- ]

noun

  1. Henry, 1724–92, South Carolina and U.S. Revolutionary political leader: president of the Continental Congress 1777–78.
  2. a town in central South Carolina.


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European football journalist Julien Laurens added: "Asensio certainly seems happy to be used as a super sub, and maybe that's how Unai Emery sees him for now, as an impact player."

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"England have arguably one of the greatest squads they ever had and the great momentum of two Euros finals," said European football journalist Julien Laurens.

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"She is made from the same kind of mould as Emma Hayes," Laurens added.

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Henry Laurens of South Carolina, the president of the Continental Congress for a term, had become one of America’s richest men by shipping as many as 8,000 people from Africa to America.

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They are being held without bail at the Berkeley County jail after being arrested at their home in Laurens County, about a three-hour drive away.

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