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Liz

American  
[liz] / lɪz /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.


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British Science and Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said the latest deal will "ensure UK patients get the cutting-edge medicines they need sooner," while also enabling "life sciences companies to continue to invest and innovate right here in the UK."

From Barron's

Meanwhile, Frank, along with booker Liz Garo, left the venue — which was technically still called Dreams, to focus on his new space, the Echo and its later addition, the Echoplex.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the leak, lawmakers will be happy that Wednesday didn’t bring about a repeat of ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss’ disastrous September 2022 mini-budget, where plans for unfunded tax cuts triggered a brutal bond-market selloff.

From Barron's

Former charity boss Liz Sayce found confusing guidance on Carer's Allowance - given to those providing 35 hours of unpaid care a week - had left thousands with fines and surprise bills, sometimes running into thousands of pounds.

From BBC

UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said tech firms "have the ability and the technical tools to block and delete online misogyny".

From BBC