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Roe
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Roe
A generic or ‘placeholder’ surname, used in a legal action for a party—usually male—whose true identity is unknown or whose name must be withheld for various legal reasons
roe
eggs of fish, still in the fish.
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CAPTION(S): TAKE A LOAD OFF: Designer of the commemorative seat Eirik Roed shows off his shipyard-themed creation, right, and the University of Teesside student is pictured with staff from the ASDA Living store at Teesside Retail Park, below right
Ahoy there, take a seat.. by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Skybet - next QPR manager: 5-4 G Roed er, 7-4 G Vialli, 10 F Baresi, T Adams, M Allen, 16 M Harford, 16 A Costacurta, R Wilkins, P Jewell, N Warnock, 20 bar.
Football: Roeder 5-4 to take over at QPR by The Racing Post (London, England)
Roed wedi gweithio a chefais i rioed ben-dyn wedyn.
Tail buwch at ben-dyn; BYD NATUR by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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