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Dallin

American  
[dal-in] / ˈdæl ɪn /

noun

  1. Cyrus Earle, 1861–1944, U.S. sculptor.


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Dallin H. Oaks, one of Chief Justice Warren’s clerks in 1957 and 1958, recorded the climactic courtroom scene in his journal:

From Slate

The church takes pains to keep its official positions apolitical, and last weekend, one of its senior leaders, Dallin H. Oaks, encouraged members to be civil ahead of the November election.

From Los Angeles Times

Singer-songwriter Alice Dallin, 32, grew up "surrounded" by music thanks to having two famous parents.

From BBC

Her mum is Bristol-born Sara Dallin, a founding member of 80s icons Bananarama.

From BBC

Led by 18 points apiece from unflappable Dallin Hall and Jaxson Robinson, the Cougars wiped away a 12-point deficit and then held on for a 76-68 victory Tuesday night, ending the seventh-ranked Jayhawks’ 19-game home winning streak.

From Seattle Times