Helene

[huh-leen]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Helen.

Example Sentences

Swiss economy minister Guy Parmelin and chief trade negotiator Helene Budliger Artieda, who travelled to Washington on Wednesday, are more hopeful than they have been in months, amid suggestions that 39% tariff may be reduced to 15% - the same as Switzerland's neighbours in the EU.

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In the episode, Wigington credits secret geoengineering for the Palisades fire, flash flooding in Texas, freezes along the Gulf Coast, and Hurricane Helene.

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The company also lowered its combined ratio guidance for its property-and-casualty division, as well as its global specialty insurance segment for 2025 thanks to fewer major-loss expenditures compared with those it booked a year ago due to Hurricane Helene.

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“That is not how the Constitution works. In their private lives, government officials are of course free to express their views and live according to their faith. But when an official wields state power against private citizens, her conscience must yield to the Constitution,” Judge Helene White wrote for the 6th Circuit Court in March.

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So was most of the deadly and destructive flooding in and around Asheville, N.C., during Hurricane Helene a year ago.

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