Verner

[ vur-ner, vair-; Danish ver-nuhr ]

noun

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“Universal masking in the school setting will be expected to significantly reduce the risk of in-school transmission, school outbreaks and school closures,” Verner wrote in a statement.
Texas district closes schools after covid kills two teachers in one week | Timothy Bella | September 1, 2021 | Washington Post
In those cases, Verner says, banks reduce lending, leaving businesses and households with less access to the credit that fuels economic growth.
Quiet banking panics | Peter Dizikes | April 28, 2021 | MIT Technology Review
Two years later, in 1963, the Supreme Court stepped through that door in Sherbert v. Verner.
Waiting for the Supreme Court on the Hobby Lobby Decision | Geoffrey R. Stone | June 18, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
Though Verner had shaken hands with him, it had been with reluctance and marked coldness.
The Grateful Indian | W.H.G. Kingston
Colonel Verner had not come in, so that Alice had not had an opportunity of speaking to her father.
The Grateful Indian | W.H.G. Kingston

Verner said nothing in return, but he gave a look to show his intense displeasure.
The Grateful Indian | W.H.G. Kingston
The only person who differed from the majority was Harry Verner, a midshipman of about his own age.
The Grateful Indian | W.H.G. Kingston
As for Mary Verner, I couldn't in my sleep conjure up her image.
Mathieu Ropars: et cetera | William Young

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