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Ohlin

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[oh-lin, oo-leen] / ˈoʊ lɪn, uˈlin /

noun

  1. Bertil 1899–1979, Swedish economist: Nobel Prize 1977.


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Ohlin, who counted the dead trees in Black Grove, doesn’t recall a time when she didn’t know the sequoia, which grow naturally only in the ridges and valleys of the western Sierra Nevada.

From Los Angeles Times Sep. 23, 2021

Four years earlier, Pelle Ohlin had arrived in Norway.

From The Guardian Mar. 22, 2019

“I would be very surprised if he could get any traction on this legal argument at all,” said Jens David Ohlin, a Cornell University international law professor.

From Seattle Times Nov. 28, 2016

"We are entering a new phase of terrorism that is far more dangerous and more difficult to defeat than al Qaeda ever was," said Cornell University law professor Jens David Ohlin, speaking in New York.

From Reuters Dec. 16, 2014

“They need to take the situation more seriously,” Ohlin says.

From Newsweek

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