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Mims

[mimz]

noun

  1. Fort. Fort Mims.



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Christopher Mims, from the Wall Street Journal, made the point over the weekend that “on X it’s ‘LA is burning; deport them all.’

From Slate

In Westminster, Tory Shadow Secretary for Wales Mims Davies said: "Due to Labour's bad decisions, today's funding in the spending review will not even touch the sides for what Wales needs to get the economy off its knees."

From BBC

Mims Davies said she was the leader, but worked with Senedd group leader Darren Millar as "a team".

From BBC

When the Lakers signed LeBron James in 2018, agent Rich Paul, business manager Maverick Carter, trainer Mike Mancias and trusted confidante Randy Mims had important roles in and around the organization.

In her letter to the cabinet secretary, Conservative shadow secretary of state for Wales Mims Davies said:

From BBC

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