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Tupper

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Tup·per  (tpr), Sir Charles 1821-1915.
Canadian politician who helped establish Nova Scotia as a province of Canada (1867) and served as prime minister (1896).
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If there is an athlete anywhere resembling Alf Tupper, a fictional, working-class hard-as-nails runner who appeared in the Rover and Victor comics for around 40 years, then Alder must come close.
Great Scot - veteran Alder is on track for yet more honours by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Tupper has worked in the long-term care industry for several years and was welcomed by James Tracy, administrator.
BUSINESS PEOPLE by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Byline: by Will O'Hanlon THERE was a touch of "Irish night" about the evening, with Spiritina and Alf Tupper making successful raids and both horses are likely to be seen here again shortly, Spiritina probably as soon as tomorrow.
A night of success for the Irish raiders; WOLVERHAMPTON Saturday night by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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