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fledgling
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See: juvenile, neophyte, novice
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Nominated for the awards are Sefton Performing Arts and Creative Education Centre, which is competing for Best Arts Project; The International Slavery Museum, which is up for Best Heritage Project; and Fledgelings, which has received a nomination for Best Voluntary/Charity Project.
Community projects make Lottery shortlist by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Poortvliet's fledgelings have won just one game out of 11 at St Mary's - the worst home record in the division - but they have produced some tremendous performances away from home.
Football: Palace looking to derail Poortvliet's youngsters; CRYSTAL ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Flynn's fledgelings have a Uefa Championship double-header, starting with Bosnia-Herzegovina at Wrexham on Saturday, which is followed by France in Cardiff next Tuesday.
Football: Bale out as options run low for Toshack by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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