Kathleen

Also Kath·lene,

[kath-leen, kath-leen]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Katherine.

Example Sentences

Kathleen Chirdon said she was otherwise healthy and fit when she had a massive pulmonary embolism in her late 40s.

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"Risk sentiment remains high, US stocks closed at record highs on Wednesday, as traders continue to dismiss fears of a bubble in the AI trade," noted Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB trading group.

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Kathleen Wright, 21, goes further: "To see people who have risked their lives and been given this award in recognition – the teenager Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban – and then for you to go around on your ego trip and have your friends call up the committee I think is laughable, it's disrespectful."

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Kathleen Clark, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis and an expert in government ethics, said, however, “It’s not just about tainted awards. If the industry believes the system is corrupt, then the public is harmed. And the damage has already been done.”

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The $2.5-million policy, through the company FloodFlash, is designed to help residents with their immediate needs in the event of a disaster, said Kathleen Schaefer, a researcher who studies ways of addressing flood risks and who helped secure funds for the pilot program.

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