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alate

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alate [′ā‚lāt]
(biology)
Possessing wings or winglike structures.
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ALATE flurry of success meant the flame of hope did not die as soon as it might for West Bromwich Albion.
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Warwick converted to make the gap 13 points and end any hopes of alate Glasgow revival.
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Byline: By JOHN CROSS ALATE goal from on-loan Manucho snatched a vital victory for Phil Brown's struggling Hull at Craven Cottage.
MANUCHO THE HERO FOR PHIL; Fulham 0 Hull 1 by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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