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fenny

[fen-ee] / ˈfɛn i /
ADJECTIVE
marshy
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Their findings, presented in early April, were “quickly welcomed” by Indonesia’s national COVID-19 Task Force, says Fenny Dwivanny, a molecular biologist at the Bandung Institute of Technology.

From Science Magazine

Soon afterwards, they moved from Chalfont St Peter to the more affordable town of Fenny Stratford, near Milton Keynes, where they had me and my younger brother, Rory.

From The Guardian

Gassnola also said he paid $20,000 to Fenny Falmagne, De Sousa’s guardian, to pry him loose from an agreement with Maryland.

From Washington Times

Gassnola, who avoided prison time by cooperating with the investigation, said he also paid $20,000 to Fenny Falmagne, De Sousa’s guardian, to pry the prospect loose from an agreement with Maryland.

From New York Times

In one exchange, Gassnola texted Self that “I talked to Fenny,” and the coach replied, “We good?”

From New York Times