Emeline

[ em-uh-leen, -lin ]

noun

Also Em·e·lin [em-uh-lin], /ˈɛm əˌlɪn/, Em·e·li·na [em-uh-lee-nuh, -lahy-nuh]. /ˌɛm əˈli nə, -ˈlaɪ nə/.

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Performance by Haitian Singer/Songwriter Emeline Michel Haitian Singer/Songwriter Emeline Michel caps off the summit with a song.
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A Women in the World performance by Haitian singing star Emeline Michel, honoring the lost women's movement heroines of Haiti.
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At one end was the head of a girl, that they called "Emeline," and at the other was an oil-painting of a cat.
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The trend of its chapters, from the cat to "Emeline," was a well-trodden and ever-entertaining way.
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Say, Emeline; there's some of that wild-cherry bounce down cellar, ain't there?
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The shocked expression came across his face again, and he runs to Emeline and takes her arm.
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It's because, Emeline, it's because down here I'm nigher bein' where I belong than anywheres else but one place.
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