Amalia

[uh-meyl-yuh, am-uh-lee-uh]

noun

1. a first name.

Example Sentences

“States like South Carolina, we are the testing ground for a lot of this dangerous legislation that we could potentially see across the country, in these really red states, where you have a large cohort of folks that are deeply aligned with the current national administration,” Amalia Luxardo, CEO of the Women’s Rights & Empowerment Network in South Carolina, said in an interview.

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His wife, Amalia Freeman, had earlier urged him to turn himself in and offered her condolences to the families of the officers he is alleged to have killed.

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Las Leonas, beaten 97-7 by England in a warm-up match, deservedly got points on the board with a penalty from Amalia Argudo and, roared on by the York crowd, continued to make life uncomfortable for the Black Ferns.

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Fly-half Amalia Argudo is a key part of the Toulouse side that reached the Elite 1 final in France earlier this year.

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Amalia Francisco, a 32-year-old immigrant from southern Mexico, shares a three-bedroom house in Salinas with her three brothers and other roommates.

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