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(flŌk)
n.1.A fluke of an anchor.
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The home side hadn't lost on their own turf for two season, but Saracens set about destroying that record as it took them just two minutes to get in front with a Richard Flooks try after a swift move and Danny Garside added the goal from the touchline.
Saracens cut loose to tame Jaguars by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Of the second burglary, Det Sgt Steve Flook of Berwick CID said: "In the past the public have been excellent in helping us trace people we need to speak to with our investigations and we are appealing for their help again.
Two shops robbed within hours for cigarettes by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The scorer also provided the pass that released Tom Flooks through the defence to score the second.
UNBEATEN WIRRAL STEP UP CHALLENGE by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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