Marília
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Marilia Seelaender, a cachexia researcher at the University of São Paulo, remains skeptical that long-term wasting in people is driven by lactate.
From Science Magazine
Marilia said her only wish is that her brother’s death ends up meaning something — that it is a part of a bigger story of change.
From Los Angeles Times
The fossil is now housed in the Marília Museum of Paleontology.
From Science Magazine
In 2004, co-author William Nava, a paleontologist at the Marília Museum of Paleontology, unearthed an unusual 80-million-year-old fossil deposit near the city of Presidente Prudente in southeastern Brazil.
From Science Magazine
Eni spokeswoman Marilia Cioni referred questions to the local operator, and added that it did not consider asset sales as a tool to reduce emissions.
From New York Times
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