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agger

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agger [ˈædʒə]
n
(Social Science / Archaeology) an earthwork or mound forming a rampart, esp in a Roman military camp
[from Latin agger a heap, from ad- to + gerere to carry, bring]
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Byline: DOMINIC KING LIVERPOOL today allayed fears Daniel Agger is facing another lengthy spell on the sidelines after he withdrew from Denmark's forthcoming internationals.
AGGER RULED OUT OF DANISH FRIENDLIES by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has pleaded with Denmark not to take any risks with Reds centreback Daniel Agger as they pursue a World Cup final place.
Benitez urges Denmark not to risk Agger by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has pleaded with Denmark not to take any risks with Reds centreback Daniel Agger as they pursue a World Cup final place.
Benitez urges Denmark not to risk Agger by AFP / AFP European Edition
 
 
 
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