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Lufkin

American  
[luhf-kin] / ˈlʌf kɪn /

noun

  1. a city in E Texas.


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Soon he was talking with two other Harvard Business School graduates, Mr. Lufkin and Mr. Jenrette, about starting their own firm.

From New York Times

At first assigned to climb trees and untangle stuck parachutes, Lufkin was eventually recruited to jump.

From Seattle Times

He took over from the base’s inaugural manager, Francis Lufkin, one of the pioneers of this dramatic wildfire-fighting technique and after whom the base’s parachute loft is named.

From Seattle Times

“So, this is their facility,” Michael Lufkin, King County local food economy manager, said in a statement.

From Seattle Times

Lufkin, 31, conceded the race in a message to her supporters on her campaign’s Facebook page.

From Washington Post