Baillie

British

/ ˈbeɪlɪ /

noun

Dame Isobel . 1895–1983, British soprano

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James Baillie is the fourth in his family to have helmed T Baillie and Sons in seaside town Saltcoats, but the 65-year-old believes now is the right time to step away and focus on his family.

From BBC

Meanwhile, Scottish Labour's deputy leader, Jackie Baillie, said the document release "raised far more questions than it answered".

From BBC

At first glance, he has opened up divisions in Scottish Labour with MSPs like Jackie Baillie and Monica Lennon backing him and MPs like the Scottish secretary Douglas Alexander and his predecessor Ian Murray rallying behind the prime minister.

From BBC

The channel estimates its weekly audience is "probably now over 40 million," said spokesman Adam Baillie.

From Barron's

According to Baillie, Iran International is the most-watched television channel inside Iran and is also followed by the large Iranian diaspora.

From Barron's

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