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hurley

[hur-lee] / ˈhɜr li /


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Dr Vincent Hurley, a former police officer who lectures on policing at Macquarie University, told the BBC it was "unrealistic" to expect police to be able to know how to react to every possible scenario.

From BBC

John Hurley, Treasury’s undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, stopped in the U.A.E. and Turkey before visiting Lebanon earlier this month to discuss combating Iranian money laundering and the financing of terrorism.

From The Wall Street Journal

Speaking at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for “Gronk Playground” in Boston, Hurley threw in a personal plea toward Kraft, who was also in attendance.

From Los Angeles Times

Kraft and Gronkowski both indicated their approval in the moment, with Gronkowski telling reporters that Hurley was the spark behind the idea of his ceremonial signing.

From Los Angeles Times

“The reason we’re really going to do that is because of Susan Hurley,” Gronkowski said.

From Los Angeles Times