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patin

British  
/ ˈpætɪn /

noun

  1. variants of paten

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About 90 of the bank’s employees, or 15%, work a hybrid or fully remote schedule, Patin said.

From Seattle Times

The move has opened up floor space in offices, allowing First National to spread out for social distancing, Patin said.

From Seattle Times

The security changes helped set the stage for First National’s remote working policy in place today, said Steve Patin, the bank’s human resources director.

From Seattle Times

In the new study, researchers led by population geneticists Lluis Quintana-Murci at the College of France and Pasteur Institute and Etienne Patin of the Pasteur Institute analyzed DNA from 317 modern—and primarily Indigenous—people representing 20 different Pacific populations.

From Science Magazine

I love skating, especially when it is otherworldly, hypnotic; but Le Patin Libre’s program was full of starts and stops.

From New York Times