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Lounsbury

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[lounz-ber-ee, -buh-ree] / ˈlaʊnzˌbɛr i, -bə ri /

noun

  1. Thomas Raynesford 1838–1915, U.S. linguist and educator.


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Campaign spokesman Connor Lounsbury said in a statement that the endorsement “marks an important moment in the campaign as the state’s election-winning labor movement unites behind Kunce.”

From Seattle Times

Nearby in Santa Barbara, Griffin Lounsbury and Chad Green painted a portrait of Floyd alongside the phrase “Please, I can’t breathe” on the side of a building on Anacapa Street, which Lounsbury calls “art speaks.”

From The Guardian

“This is not the Kennedy I recognize,” said Shelly Lounsbury Griffin, who graduated from the school in 1984.

From Seattle Times

County Chief Operating Officer Chris Lounsbury tells the Missoulian that county officials agreed the audio in the devices needed to be turned off once concerns were raised in January.

From Washington Times

Don Lounsbury, owner of Tactical Products Group in Boynton Beach, and Andres Lopez-Munoz, the firm's vice president for sales and federal contracting, were found guilty earlier this year by a federal jury in Alexandria, Va., of three counts of wire fraud along with charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and making false statements.

From Fox News