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Townsend

American  
[toun-zuhnd] / ˈtaʊn zənd /

noun

  1. Francis Everett, 1867–1960, U.S. physician and proposer of the Townsend plan.


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People “always ask you, ‘Can’t I just pay the taxes and it’ll go away?’” said Jack Townsend, a former federal tax prosecutor.

From Salon

"Dave started every game for us in last year's Six Nations," Townsend said.

From Barron's

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend was at the Rec and will have been pleased to see two of his young internationals thriving against tough opposition.

From BBC

Skipp Townsend, who runs the violence prevention group 2nd Call, said he dispatched several of his outreach workers to the scene to keep the peace.

From Los Angeles Times

This was the question put this week by Macro Voices podcast host Erik Townsend to his guest, Darius Dale of asset manager 42 Macro.

From MarketWatch