Livermore
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Jesse Livermore, known as the “King of the Bears,” made a fortune shorting railroad operator Union Pacific shortly before the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
From Seattle Times
To demonstrate the technology is viable and people can get permits for it, it’s essential to build the first projects, said George Peridas, director of carbon management partnerships at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories.
From Seattle Times
In 2014, Livermore scientists finally reported success, but the energy produced then was minuscule — the equivalent of what a 60-watt light bulb consumes in five minutes.
From New York Times
But when the pandemic hit and Luke began to work remotely from their Livermore home, she saw an opening to upgrade her family’s quality of life.
From Los Angeles Times
The cops – at least three in plainclothes – were putting up barriers for the Monday festivities at Livermore Avenue and Forest Avenue when they were struck around 9:45 a.m., according to police.
From Fox News
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