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Landry

[lan-dree]

noun

  1. Thomas Wade Tom, 1924–2000, U.S. football player and coach.



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In addition to Chicago, the president had mentioned New Orleans - welcomed by Louisiana governor Jeff Landry - and Baltimore.

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In turn, lawmakers, backed by Landry, shut off all paths to freedom for people like Gray.

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When a source first told me about the case of Lloyd Gray in late 2024, I jotted down these notes: two Black jurors, a swastika and Gov. Jeff Landry.

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Jones bought the team in February 1989, and one day later sacked legendary Tom Landry, who had been the franchise's only head coach since inception in 1960.

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"I will vote for the builder Oligui Nguema," reads a campaign message on the top of taxi driver Landry Obame-Mezui's vehicle, who likes the junta leader because he "came in with a new way of doing things – action before speeches".

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