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Nobile

[ naw-bee-le ]

noun

  1. Um·ber·to [oo, m-, ber, -taw], 1885–1978, Italian aeronautical engineer and Arctic explorer.


Nobile

/ nobile /

noun

  1. NobileUmberto18851978MItalianTECHNOLOGY: engineerTRAVEL AND EXPLORATION: aviator Umberto. 1885–1978, Italian aeronautical engineer and aviator. He flew his Norge airship over the North Pole (1926) with Amundsen and his Italia airship over the Pole in 1928, crashing on the return
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This revival, first announced last month, is being produced by Seaview, an increasingly prolific production company founded by Greg Nobile and Jana Shea and partially owned by Sony Music Masterworks.

The federal lawsuit said the Black workers were “systematically underpaid and denied job opportunities for years in favor of non-Black foreign workers” at Nobile Fish Farms, which also raise corn and soybeans.

Court records show the lawsuit against Nobile Fish Farms was settled in February.

Hannah Wolf, a Southern Migrant Legal Services attorney in the case against Nobile Fish Farms, said the H-2A guest worker program requires employers to try hire local workers before bringing immigrant workers, “but we continue to hear from U.S. workers who report being pushed out of their jobs and replaced with guest workers.”

An attorney for Nobile Fish Farms was out of town Tuesday and did not immediately respond to a phone message from the AP.

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