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Curnow

British  
/ kɜːnaʊ /

noun

  1. ( Thomas ) Allen ( Monro ). 1911–2001, New Zealand poet and anthologist

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In a statement, Wild Child Laboratories boss Tom Curnow said the TGA had found no manufacturing issues at its facility.

From BBC

Mr Curnow said Wild Child had ceased working with PCR laboratories and had submitted its formulas for testing with other accredited, independent laboratories.

From BBC

A lawsuit filed this week contends funeral home director Brian Curnow informed Jerald that “the person who was buried in his father’s coffin, received military honors, and was wearing his father’s uniform was a total stranger.”

From Seattle Times

Two days after his father’s death, Jerald and his wife, Jacqulyn, met with Brian Curnow and “instructed him of their wishes to have a dress uniform placed on William,” the suit states.

From Seattle Times

They also selected a casket and paid the funeral home in an amount Curnow told them was consistent with the insurance coverage, the suit states.

From Seattle Times