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A Ukrainian army captain and veteran of Ukraine’s SBU security service, he served in a special-forces unit at the time of the Nord Stream attack, according to investigators and Ukrainian officials.

At the meeting, a captain said officers are limited in what they can do, because it was the policy of the county not to criminalize homelessness.

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Anderson also captained Lancashire in the County Championship, a role he could resume in 2026.

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But footage of this particular spot-kick went viral after the Arabian Falcons captain failed to hit the target against Al Fath.

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“He views himself as the captain of the Israeli ship. He wants to land that craft on the beach of peace.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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