ravin
Americanverb (used with or without object)
verb
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Jennifer Ravin, a Cook County assistant state's attorney, said the officers arrived on the scene in a marked vehicle with activated lights and announced themselves before approaching the home.
From Fox News
The only other player to test positive for growth hormone under the big league program was Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Josh Ravin in 2016.
From Seattle Times
“This tariff thing is adding extra friction to being in China and it’s making the decision” to shift production “quite easy for U.S. sourcing departments,” said Ravin Gandhi, GMM’s chief executive.
From Reuters
Executed properly, artificial intelligence can help employers cast a wider net to “find the hidden gems you wouldn’t find otherwise” and free up time to spend with high-value candidates, said Ravin Jesuthasan, managing director in the Chicago office of advisory firm Willis Tower Watson.
From Seattle Times
Ravin Gandhi, chief executive of the supplier, said adding new hires means competing for highly educated workers, many in research and development.
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