Daniels
Americannoun
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Jonathan Worth, 1902–81, U.S. journalist, editor, and author.
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his father Josephus 1862–1948, U.S. editor and statesman.
Example Sentences
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Before you shop — or scroll obsessively through countless lists of “best” Black Friday deals — Daniels recommended taking a few minutes to find one single way to strengthen your own finances.
From MarketWatch
He told swimmers Chrissy Bolton, Georgia Daniels and Midge Owen Smith that he has done some cold water dips in Scotland, and agreed that "you feel great afterwards".
From BBC
Nick Daniels, the union’s president, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that controllers weren’t calling out of work during the shutdown out of protest.
Daniels also noted that research and development for basketball shoes is expensive, making it even more difficult for smaller industry players to stay afloat.
From MarketWatch
Ohio State starting right tackle Phillip Daniels and top backup Josh Padilla missed the team’s last game because of injuries, leaving their status uncertain against the Bruins.
From Los Angeles Times
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