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Bryant

American  
[brahy-uhnt] / ˈbraɪ ənt /

noun

  1. Gridley 1789–1867, U.S. engineer and inventor.

  2. William Cullen, 1794–1878, U.S. poet and journalist.

  3. a male given name.


Bryant British  
/ ˈbraɪənt /

noun

  1. David . born 1931, British bowler; many times world champion

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“I remember sitting in Bryant Park and crying and being like, ‘She needs to know I would have never gotten this if it wasn’t for her.’”

From Los Angeles Times

Julianna Bryant, one of the members of ConnectSafely’s youth advisory council, said they discussed how to give teens plenty of warning and make sure they understood the ban.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bryant said members of the council emphasized ensuring the messaging didn’t patronize young users and allowed teens enough time to download their conversations and say goodbye to their chatbots.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We wanted to make sure teens didn’t feel abandoned,” Bryant, 20, said.

From The Wall Street Journal

The map was created by and is curated by Mike Asner, the mastermind behind a similar website that documents the locations of hundreds of Kobe and Gianna Bryant murals around the world.

From Los Angeles Times