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Kraus

American  
[krous] / kraʊs /

noun

  1. Karl, 1874–1936, Austrian writer and editor.


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“My 30-plus years in this business tells me that not everyone likes their kids, but everyone loves their grandchildren,” said Mitchell Kraus, a certified financial planner with Capital Intelligence Associates.

From MarketWatch

On Wednesday, city officials announced after a closed session meeting that they would agree to a $4,875,000 settlement with Brown’s family, said Jeff Kraus, a spokesperson for the city.

From Los Angeles Times

Vista Murrieta 7, Anaheim Canyon 1: Gavin Kramer and Brady Luyben each had three hits and Derrick Kraus had a three-run double in Vista Murrieta’s win.

From Los Angeles Times

Michael Cabral, who was preparing to try Orr on the most serious charges yet: Four counts of murder for the fire that had killed Ole’s employees Carolyn Kraus and Jimmy Cetina, along with customer Ada Deal and her grandson, Matthew Troidl.

From Los Angeles Times

Jessica Reed Kraus, who writes the hugely popular House Inhabit Substack, affirmed after the election that she remains certain that Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and RFK Jr. were her leaders of choice.

From Slate