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Controver

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CONTROVER, obsolete. One who invents false news. 2 Inst. 227.



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In a cracking good cup tie, spoilt only by the overexuberant whistling of Wirral referee Peter Roberts, striker Declan Duke swept home the 77th minute winner after Morecambe had controvers ial ly equal i sed Mick Carmody's (inset) first half opener for Emley.
CAPTION(S): NOW OR NEVER: Clockwise from left, Scott Carson, who looks set to get the nod to start in goal tonight; another player involved in a controver sial McClaren call-up in the past, David Beckham, trains yesterday; errorprone keeper Paul Robinson; Terry Venables is relaxed enough to share a joke with the players during yesterday 's training session; MESSAGE OF SUPPORT: Injured skipper John Terry.
To the dismay of his friends, Oppenheimer married the controver sial Kitty Dallet, remotely related to European royalty.
 
 
 
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