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jacky

[jak-ee] / ˈdʒæk i /


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“We can’t go back in the building—we can only see the charred outside of our unit,” said Jacky.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mabel Cheung and her husband, Jacky, moved into the complex when it was completed in 1983, raising their family and building a life alongside neighbors who had also settled there for decades.

From The Wall Street Journal

Headteacher Jacky Atkinson said the tables and benches had been a "central part of school".

From BBC

Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen, whose home state of Nevada has the most solar jobs per capita in the nation, has lobbied her colleagues against what she described as “job-killing tariffs” that “would decimate our solar industry and kill our ability to meet demand for clean energy.”

From Washington Times

Three of the Democrats who split with their party on the clean water vote — Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, Jon Tester of Montana and Jacky Rosen of Nevada — are up for re-election next year in potentially tough races, as is Senator Kyrsten Sinema, an Arizona independent who is aligned with Democrats but broke with them on the vote.

From New York Times