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Eunice

American  
[yoo-nis] / ˈyu nɪs /

noun

  1. a city in S central Louisiana.

  2. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “good victory.”


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Eunice Lim, a Sydney-based influencer originally from Singapore, is grabbing a selfie with Sunga while balancing her haul of desserts, piled high in a pizza box.

From BBC

"It's so vibrant and inclusive," Eunice enthuses.

From BBC

“I’m Still Here,” for example, dramatizes the real-life quest of Eunice Paiva, a housewife whose husband Rubens Paiva, a former leftist congressman who had his tenure revoked after the coup, then disappeared in the hands of the military in 1971.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Secret Agent,” for example, blends past and future through the records analyzed by a researcher, while “I’m Still Here” highlights Eunice Paiva’s post-regime fight for the recognition of Rubens Paiva’s death; without any corpse to officialize his death, he was just deemed disappeared.

From Los Angeles Times

When Merlino watched the movie, for example, Eunice reminded her of her grandmother, Iracema Merlino.

From Los Angeles Times