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Eileen

American  
[ahy-leen, ey-leen] / aɪˈlin, eɪˈlin /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Helen.


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One company removed from the platform is C'est La Vie, which claimed to be a longstanding jewellery retailer run by Patrick and Eileen in Birmingham but had a returns address in China.

From BBC

His survivors include his wife, Rosalind Zah, and three children, Eileen, Elaine and Keyonnie.

From New York Times

Peter A. Ravella, the board's treasurer, and Eileen Smith, a writer and editor who is on the board, voted no on shutting down Sunday morning.

From Salon

“These private loan borrowers are coming out of the exact same circumstances and the exact same context,” said Eileen Connor, director of the Project on Predatory Student Lending, which represented the former students who started getting relief last month.

From Washington Post

For Eileen Page, a 78-year-old handwriting consultant in Scituate, Massachusetts, who also specializes in forensic forgery and suspicious signatures, a move away from cursive has even made writing signatures simpler.

From Seattle Times