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kurn

American  
[kurn] / kɜrn /

noun

Scot. and North England.
  1. kirn.


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“Much of our agricultural system, and frankly, much of our country, has been built by immigrants,” wrote Jessica Kurn for Farm Aid.

From Salon

“Immigrants are deeply involved in this complex journey from seed to plate,” wrote Jessica Kurn for Farm Aid.

From Salon

Kurn Hattin is a charitable home and school that serves children ages 6 through 15 who have been affected by tragedy, social or economic hardship, or disruption in family life.

From Washington Times

Neither Kurn Hattin or The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, which ran the Burlington orphanage at the time it closed, returned emails Tuesday seeking comment.

From Washington Times

Kurn Hattin Homes was founded in 1894.

From Washington Times