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loach

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loach
any carplike freshwater cyprinoid fish of the family Cobitidae, of Eurasia and Africa, having a long narrow body with barbels around the mouth

Loach
Ken(neth). born 1936, British television and film director; his works for television include Cathy Come Home (1966) and his films include Kes (1970), Riff-Raff (1991), Bread and Roses (2000), and Ae Fond Kiss (2004)

loach [lōch]
(vertebrate zoology)
The common name for fishes composing the family Cobitidae; most are small and many are eel-shaped.


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The Hornets are boosted by last Saturday's win at Middlesbrough and a midweek draw at Ipswich, with goalkeeper Scott Loach impressing.
1 ENGLAND goalkeeper Scott Loach put in an inspired display as Stuart Pearce's side earned a creditable draw against early pacesetters Greece in their European Championship Group Nine qualifier in Tripoli, writes GRAHAM WOOD.
Byline: Laura Davis IT SHOULD come as little surprise that Ken Loach has decided to shoot his latest project in Liverpool.
 
 
 
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