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Runcie
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Run·cie  (rns), Robert Alexander Kennedy 1921-2000.
British prelate and archbishop of Canterbury (1980-1991).
Runcie [ˈrʌnsɪ]
n
(Biographies / Runcie, Robert (Alexander Kennedy), Baron (1921-2000) M, British, RELIGION: clergyman) Robert (Alexander Kennedy), Baron. 1921-2000, Archbishop of Canterbury (1980-91)
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Environment Agency director of flood and coastal risk Robert Runcie said: "A flood is the perfect burglar - it enters your house uninvited and leaves nothing behind except distress and financial hardship.
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Past pupils include ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie and author Nigel Rees.
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1980: Robert Runcie was enthroned as the 102nd Archbishop of Canterbury.
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