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Chany

[chah-nee, chyi-ni]

noun

  1. Lake, a salt lake in SW Siberia, in the W Russian Federation in Asia. About 1,300 sq. mi. (3,365 sq. km).



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Gen. Thoi Chany Reat of the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces is among individuals warranting criminal investigation over state-sanctioned extrajudicial killings carried out in Mayom County in August 2022, the report says.

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So the data for early filers who didn’t claim the unemployment exemption won’t reflect the lower, I.R.S.-corrected income, said Kalman A. Chany, president of Campus Consultants, a financial aid advisory firm in Manhattan.

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Students may be unaware of the issue and won’t know to ask about it, Mr. Chany said.

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One stop, at the Fremont Place home of Thomas and Chany Chung, features a newly renovated front yard blanketed with an unusual mix of succulents, cactuses, roses and plumerias beneath tree aloes and ponytail palms.

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“The Catholic Church is putting up the white flag of surrender and saying that demographics have shifted,” Mr. Chany said.

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