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Rie

British  
/ riː /

noun

  1. Dame Lucie , original name Lucie Gomperz . 1902–95, British potter, born in Austria

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Tea master Rie Takeda says she also has to closely monitor her stocks of matcha, as orders that would previously arrive in just days can now take more than a week.

From BBC

And in 2015 she formed a nonprofit, called the Industrial Commons, that was awarded the RIE grant.

From Science Magazine

"The results of the study thus confirm that these hybrid polyploids combine the environmental responses of their progenitors, which supports a long-standing hypothesis about the evolution of polyploids," says Rie Shimizu-Inatsugi, one of the study's two corresponding authors.

From Science Daily

"It was harsh", said 24-year-old university student Rie Takeda, commenting on the fan-produced #Barbenheimer memes.

From Reuters

In 2016, she visited London’s British Museum, home to the West’s most storied moon jar, made in 18th-century Korea by an unknown artisan, acquired by the British potter Bernard Leach in 1935 on a visit to that country during its occupation by Japan and gifted to his friend and fellow potter Lucie Rie in 1943.

From New York Times