Kayla
Americannoun
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Earlier work by Kayla Goforth, Catherine Lohmann, Ken Lohmann and their colleagues showed that hatchling loggerheads can learn to associate a specific magnetic field with the arrival of food.
From Science Daily
The employee, a woman who was not identified, is cooperating with city investigators, her attorneys, Debra S. Katz and Kayla Morin, said in an emailed statement.
From Washington Post
“Eighteen to 21-year-olds don’t know life without smartphones,” said Kayla Arestivo, a counselor and advocate for service members and veterans whose nonprofit serves more than 100 of them each week on her horse farm near Norfolk.
From Seattle Times
“Eighteen to 21-year-olds don’t know life without smartphones,” said Kayla Arestivo, a counselor and advocate whose nonprofit helps service members and veterans near Norfolk.
From Seattle Times
Some Democrats, including the bill’s sponsor, Del. Kayla Young of Kanawha County, had hoped to eliminate child marriage altogether.
From Washington Times
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