Farley

[fahr-lee]

noun

1. James A(loysius), 1888–1976, U.S. political leader.

2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

“It was hilarious and effective, and as fast as lightning that made its way around the Upper East Side chattering classes,” securities lawyer Richard Farley said of the ad.

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The response, Farley said, was incredulous—“a combination of ‘How dare he?’ and ‘That’s pretty clever.’

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"It's going to be a vibrant industry, but it's going to be smaller, way smaller than we thought," Ford chief executive Jim Farley said at an event on Tuesday.

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“The deployment of the U.S. military in our communities is not just unnecessary, it is yet another fear tactic this administration is using in its concerted assault on immigrant communities and our democratic traditions,” said Benjamin R. Farley, special counsel at NILC, in a written statement.

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A month later, CEO Jim Farley revealed the pause was triggered by a shortage of rare earths, admitting the company was still struggling to secure reliable supply of the critical minerals.

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