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pub

[puhb] / pʌb /


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David and Emma were then called by police and stopped in a pub car park, and told of their son's death.

From BBC

"He couldn't walk down the street without everybody getting hold of him and wanting to take him in the pub," says his cousin, Rosemary Elmore.

From BBC

But the pub trivia night was fun, even though I bombed with British topics.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the evenings and on weekends however, the teenager could be found singing in local clubs and pubs - where her star potential was spotted in 1955.

From BBC

The organisation also has partnerships with more than 500 pubs across the UK where women and girls can watch football in safe spaces.

From BBC