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Amanda

[uh-man-duh]

noun

  1. a first name: from a Latin word meaning “beloved.”



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Amanda Otto, a certified financial planner with Focus Partners in Norfolk, Va., suggests that West start by streamlining his accounts.

Amanda, a student at USC who participated in pro-Palestinian encampments, said concerns remain on her campus.

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Standouts in the large supporting cast included soprano Ellie Dehn as Joe’s mother and Amanda Batista as Helen, a perky radio actress.

For Ryan and Amanda Dona, who got married in February, a wedding was a way to signal to their friends and families that they had graduated into a more secure stage of their lives.

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