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supreme /su·preme/ (soo-prēm´) ultimate, greatest; highest; used in anatomy for the one in a group having the most superior location.
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The Supremes - who initially formed as The Primettes in Detroit in 1959 - became one of Motown's biggest acts, with hits such as Baby Love and Stop
The magic of Mary; Mary Wilson will reign supreme again tonight as ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The glamorous star has brought her performance costumes worn by The Supremes when they topped the charts to Gateshead's Shipley Gallery.
Display of dresses is simply Supreme; 1960s STAR PUTS HER COLLECTION ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Starring original Drifters member Roy G Hemmings, his stellar showing was supported by the glamorous tribute act Love Supremes and a line-up of other singing stars.
Motown masterpiece; TheDailyReview MOTOWN ON TOUR Royal Spa Centre, ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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