Viëtor

[ fee-ey-tawr ]

noun

1. Wil·helm [vil, -helm], 1850–1918, German philologist and phonetician.

Example Sentences

Zando’s imprints include Atlantic Editions, its partnership with the Atlantic magazine; Slowburn, for romance novels; Zando Young Readers; Gillian Flynn Books — helmed by the “Gone Girl” author — and Crooked Media Reads, led by former Obama administration members Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor.

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Finally, Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor will preview their upcoming book, “Democracy or Else.”

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“Hur's claim that Biden couldn't remember the day his son died was an outrageous lie,” argued Tommy Vietor, a former Obama staffer and commentator.

From Salon

Ramaswamy represents “the complete amateurization of politics in the Republican Party that Trump has facilitated,” as Tommy Vietor put it on the “Pod Save America” podcast he co-hosts with other Obama White House veterans.

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Her July 27 event at Dynasty Typewriter will be a recorded conversation with Crooked Media co-founder Tommy Vietor; other podcast appearances are on tap; and the book is promoted heavily on the company’s newsletters and other outlets.

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