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Luks

American  
[luhks] / lʌks /

noun

  1. George Benjamin, 1867–1933, U.S. painter.


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Although it is impossible to do a complete neurological evaluation while Mr. Hamlin is on a respirator, “the fact that he follows commands and communicates in writing is very reassuring,” Dr. Luks said.

From New York Times Jan. 5, 2023

Modern cities and their inhabitants were the focus of many others such as John Sloan and George Luks, who portrayed the inside of barrooms and the teeming streets of working-class neighborhoods.

From Textbooks Dec. 14, 2022

It was both actors’ first time tapping, and since Reynolds and Ferrell turned down dance doubles, they each worked with tap trainers — Jason Luks and Jason Holley, respectively.

From Los Angeles Times Nov. 18, 2022

Three researchers on the Harvard study — Harvard professor Stephen Ansolabehere, Amherst professor Brian F. Schaffner and YouGov manager Samantha Luks, — responded with derision.

From Washington Times Feb. 12, 2017

"Luks as if he'd shtruck back tu Cow Run again," he said with conviction.

From The Luck of the Mounted A Tale of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police by Ralph S. Kendall

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