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Relevation

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Rel`e`va´tion    (~v?´sh?n)
n.1.A raising or lifting up.


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Fittingly, both match winning goals were created by left-sided Colin Flood, who has proved to be a relevation, since he stepped up from the bench to take over from the suspended Wayne McDermott.
Byline: DENIS BEARY MRCVS I FOUND the juxtaposition of two of last week's letters very apt - a trainer bemoaning the lack of proper kennelling and track watering facilities at a provincial stadium, and the relevation that Walthamstow Stadium received almost pounds 100,000 from the BGRF towards the construction of new toilets.
The relevation is the second blow to the beleaguered image of the Church in two days.
 
 
 
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