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Trèves

British  
/ trɛv /

noun

  1. the French name for Trier

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Think of him as Dr Treves, the friend and protector of John Hurt's Elephant Man.

From BBC

The wolves once more spread their roots in Minnesota and jumped to Wisconsin, and though a reintroduction attempt failed in Michigan, they migrated back into the state on their own, Treves said.

From Seattle Times

But protections aren’t evenly spread, Treves said, in large part thanks to a lack of a national recovery plan from federal officials.

From Seattle Times

“Right from the get-go in New England, people who were hunting for deer misperceived them as competitors,” Treves said.

From Seattle Times

By the early 1970s the country had wiped out all wolves in the Lower 48 states, except for a small population in northeast Minnesota, Treves said.

From Seattle Times