See Beddie on Wiktionary
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"text": "At Ye Old King’s Head in Santa Monica, California, a British-themed pub and gift shop, staff member Caroline Beddie said: ‘We have been deluged by people walking in off the street wanting to feel part of it, to share condolences, and talk about our Queen’s wonderful life.",
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