Accad
Britishnoun
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"I hear voices - including some within ABL - suggesting using our gold to pay depositors... Don't touch the gold, whether to sell it, to pledge it, or to financial engineer it. Don't. Touch. The. Gold," Bankmed CEO Michel Accad said in a tweet on Wednesday.
From Reuters
Gracy Accad presented a flirty, flared minidress with a scalloped, deep V-neckline.
From New York Times
Nurse Divina “Debbie” Accad cared for military veterans for over 25 years and was just a few weeks from retiring when the virus struck.
From The Guardian
Accad was the “pillar of the family”, Amada said.
From The Guardian
A visit from Accad – known to relatives as Tita Debbie – meant unli-kainan, or “unlimited food”.
From The Guardian
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