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Geoffrey

[jef-ree]

noun

  1. a male given name: from Germanic, meaning “divine peace.”



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One of the clients he stole from, Geoffrey Ernest Johnson, was a mentally ill paraplegic man on disability.

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Although the committee noted there were "signs of improvement", PAC chairman Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown said Sellafield continued to present "intolerable risks".

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Sir Geoffrey said it was of "vital importance that the government grasp the daily urgency of the work taking place at Sellafield and shed any sense of a far-off date of completion for which no-one currently living is responsible".

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“There is no reason in this day and age, when the camera technology is so readily available, to not have body-worn cameras on officers in the field,” said Geoffrey Alpert, a professor of criminology and criminal Justice at the University of South Carolina.

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But the senior Democrat — Geoffrey Starks — plans to step down next month, which will leave just three commissioners: Gomez, Carr and another Republican, Nathan Simington.

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geofactChaucer, Geoffrey