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Berne

American  
[burn, bern] / bɜrn, bɛrn /

noun

  1. Bern.


Example Sentences

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Berne’s sister, Christina, said the family didn’t know he had been given ketamine until contacted by AP years later, but “we knew something bad happened in the ambulance.”

From Seattle Times

The rebound is largely due to protections provided to wolves and other large carnivores under the Berne Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats, a 40-year-old conservation agreement.

From Science Magazine

The two further collaborated in training programs in Massachusetts and Vermont and ran a celebrated retreat for singers at Willow Lane Farm in Berne, N.Y., near Albany.

From New York Times

The government is hoping that the Berne Financial Services Agreement will help that figure grow.

From BBC

Eventually the stars gather a lot of energy, enough to blow away nearby gas and dust and create the shiny Bernes 149.

From Space Scoop