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Jessica

[jes-i-kuh]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Jesse.



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Jessica Caldwell, head of insights at the automotive-research firm Edmunds, described the Cybertruck and its futuristic design as a status symbol designed for urban buyers.

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But with a surname inspired by Broadway singer Jessica Vosk, it was the music-based challenges Elle was most looking forward to.

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"Our results suggest that, in young adults, good metabolic health and adequate choline contribute to neuronal health, laying the groundwork for healthy aging," says Jessica Judd, co-author of the study.

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Thankful: Jessica Tisch agreeing to stay on as the police commissioner.

“I believe everybody is struggling,” said Jessica Morales, 40, an employee at a nearby dress retailer who asked that the store not be named, since she didn’t have permission from her supervisor.

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