bloomfield

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bloomfield /b ˈlum ˌfild/ ?

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(n) United States linguist who adopted a behavioristic approach to linguistics (1887-1949)

"We had Jamie Baker and Richard Bloomfield here this week and there were a couple of other players that were close to getting in that group," Lloyd said. "They've been around and seen it, they know what's expected of them now, they've seen...
on Apr 8, 2007 By: John Lloyd Source: Times Online
Norwich boss Glenn Roeder told First News: "I've been following the progress of Wes since I first saw him in our away game at Bloomfield Road. I felt he was a threat to us throughout the match, even though we won the game. When he played for...
on Jun 26, 2008 By: Glenn Roeder Source: Sportinglife.com
Boss Paul Lambert told the club's official website: "Because of injuries to Sergio Torres and Matty Bloomfield and Tommy Doherty's suspension, I felt we needed to get someone in."
on Mar 14, 2008 By: Paul Lambert Source: Yahoo! Eurosport