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bania

American  
[ban-yuh] / ˈbæn yə /
Also baniya

noun

  1. variant of banyan.


Etymology

Origin of bania

First recorded in 1590–1600

Example Sentences

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Both Spindler and another witness, social media forensic expert Doug Bania, took issue with actors Arnold had called “comparable” to Heard’s potential career track — including Gal Gadot, Ana de Armas and Zendaya — by showing, among other things, the higher “Q scores” and social media followings of those actors when compared with Heard.

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Bania said his research showed that Depp had largely positive and mundane search results before 2016.

From Washington Post

Heard’s attorney, Nadelhaft, asked Bania whether it was possible to separate the specific impact of the op-ed vs. the publicity generated by Depp’s lawsuit against the Sun.

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“That was not part of my analysis to carve that out,” Bania said, and added he didn’t try to separate the two.

From Washington Post

Whitney Bania, a spokesperson for Benefis Health System, declined to comment on the bill’s passage.

From Washington Times