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Moira

[moi-ruh] / ˈmɔɪ rə /




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His widow Moira has since taken up the case - although Salmond's estate is now being wound up by bankruptcy accountants, after it transpired he died with debts of more than £340,000 stemming largely from legal fees.

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This is a professional appointed to manage the bankruptcy process in Scotland and follows an application by Salmond's widow Moira.

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Moira Marder is chief executive of the Ted Wragg Trust, which has 18 schools across Devon.

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Jel-an Moira Servas, a business owner who lives in Mandaue city, told the BBC that she found herself waist-deep in water within minutes when her house became flooded.

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His former lawyers, Levy and McRae, are now acting for his wife, Moira, in winding up his estate.

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