Fitzsimmons

American

[fit-sim-uhnz, fits-] / fɪtˈsɪm ənz, fɪts- /

noun

James Sunny Jim, 1874–1966, U.S. racehorse trainer.
Robert Prometheus 1862–1917, English boxer: world heavyweight champion 1897–99.

Fitzsimmons British

/ ˌfɪtˈsɪmənz /

noun

Bob . 1862–1917, New Zealand boxer, born in England: world middleweight (1891–97), heavyweight (1897–99), and light-heavyweight (1903–05) champion

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The White House also announced that Biden is nominating four more career foreign service officers to ambassadorial roles: Elizabeth Fitzsimmons to Togo, Rebecca Gonzales to Lesotho, Brian Shukan to Benin and David Young to Malawi.

From Seattle Times

The White House also announced that Biden is nominating four more career foreign service officers to ambassadorial roles: Elizabeth Fitzsimmons to Togo, Rebecca Gonzales to Lesotho, Brian Shukan to Benin and David Young to Malawi.

From Washington Times

Vincent Fitzsimmons, head of flooding and hydrology at Sepa, said flooding was expected to last until Thursday evening.

From BBC

Mr Fitzsimmons said preparation was needed particularly in areas that normally experience surface water flooding and urged people taking part in outdoor activities to take care.

From BBC

Dr Paul Fitzsimmons, the trust's deputy executive medical director, said the situation was "getting worse and we are seeing more patients".

From BBC

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