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deputize
(redirected from deputise)

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The solution is simple: appoint someone to deputise for the Lord Mayor if she has an issue of conscience.
The Australian was switched to stand-off for the first time in his Warrington career to deputise for injured skipper Lee Briers.
Youngsters Dylan Jones, Barry Evans and I wan Price have all been called up to deputise.
 
 
 
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