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Stour
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Stour
1. a river in S England, in Kent, rising in the Weald and flowing N to the North Sea: separates the Isle of Thanet from the mainland
2. any of several smaller rivers in England


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DERBY: Bywater 6, Stoor 6 Connolly 63, 5), Barker 6, Leacock 6, Moxey 5, Livermore 6 (Dickov 85), Savage 7, Green 6, Hughes 5, Teale 5 (McEveley 72, 6), Hulse 5.
Swans fly at 26-year high; Sousa joy as Bessone fires in by The Mirror (London, England)
DERBY: Bywater, Stoor, Barker, Leacock (Addison 78), Moxey, Teale, Savage, Green (Livermore 88), Pearson, Hulse, Dickov (Croft 80).
Hulse hot despite a week off by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The right-back's initial monthlong stay at Pride Park expired after Saturday's 4-2 home defeat by QUEENS PARK RANGERS, during which Stoor had to be substituted due to a black eye.
Blackwell's Blades can't be sharpened; FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUND-UP by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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