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Olivia

[ oh-liv-ee-uh ]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Olive.


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The pandemic led to lockdowns and talk of police not being able to respond to emergencies, along with stories of prisoners being released to reduce overcrowding, Olivia said.

This was followed by the death of his eldest daughter, Olivia, of measles encephalitis at the age of 7 in November 1962.

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Katie and Olivia slept together in the back seat, like they did when they were little.

While Dlugacz is focusing on Olivia these days because of the pandemic, together they continue to be a major force in Democratic Party politics.

They were both successful when they met in 2008 on an Olivia cruise, fell in love, and have now been together for nearly 12 years.

And we have a lot of great guests this season: Greta Gerwig, Natasha Lyonne, Olivia Wilde, Steve Buscemi is back—I love that guy.

Because this current version of him will be no match for the likes of Olivia Pope come February.

His girlfriend, former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo, apparently agreed with that latter sentiment.

Is Olivia Pope an “Angry Black Woman,” as one asinine TV critic suggests?

You see, we open with Olivia lounging with her white hat and a copy of Gone Girl on the beach.

Olivia Langdon improved steadily, and now at twenty-two, though not robust—she was never that—she was comparatively well.

You lament, my dear child, that such an affectionate heart, such great abilities as Olivia's should be lost to society.

It must have been hard for Olivia Langdon to keep this wonderful surprise out of those daily letters.

Adieu, my adorable Olivia: I will send you by the first opportunity your Lyons gown, which is really charming.

Lady Olivia had the malice suddenly to appeal to Leonora, and asked, whether she was never jealous of her husband?

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