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Themis

British  
/ ˈθiːmɪs /

noun

  1. Greek myth a goddess of order and justice

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To wit, Joseph Saluzzi of Themis Trading said the action in Beyond Meat exhibited all the typical characteristics of a meme stock.

From MarketWatch

The new quartet includes Alla, Themis, Excalibur and Pygmalion, which paraded last weekend, and Iris, which will hit the streets on Saturday.

From Washington Post

The Krewe of Themis, my group, had been told that the 2023 parade route might be shorter if not enough police officers were available, as happened last year.

From Washington Post

She defeated Themis Klarides, a Republican and former minority leader of the Connecticut House who was backed by party moderates.

From New York Times

A second French vessel, the Themis, with the maritime service was also sent.

From Washington Post