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Torrence

American  
[tawr-uhns, tor-] / ˈtɔr əns, ˈtɒr- /

noun

  1. (Frederic) Ridgely 1875–1950, U.S. poet, playwright, and editor.


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“There is a lack of signage just throughout the entire state. Marin County — I’ll speak to us — we definitely have limited signage throughout the county identifying tsunami inundation zones,” said Steven Torrence, Marin County’s director of emergency management.

From Los Angeles Times

And because the Pomona races are worth 30 points per round, four other drivers — 2021 winner Steve Torrence, 2022 titlist Brittany Force, defending champion Doug Kalitta and Clay Millican — still are mathematically in contention.

From Los Angeles Times

UW quarterback Michael Penix Jr., for example, forced his second pass of the night into traffic — resulting in an interception for ASU cornerback Ro Torrence.

From Seattle Times

Penix gift wrapped ASU its first takeaway when he threw off his back foot and misfired a pass that was picked off by cornerback Ro Torrence early in the first quarter.

From Seattle Times

On the final play of practice, safety Rashad Torrence intercepted a pass.

From Los Angeles Times