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ram

[ram] / ræm /


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“It does not matter whether you are a supporter of All Lives Matter or a supporter of Black Lives Matter. It does not matter whether you are a Zionist professor or part of Students for Justice in Palestine. It does not matter whether you are a member of R.A.M. or antifa. All are the same under the Constitution, and all receive its protections.”

From New York Times

FBI Agent Dino P. Cappuzzo wrote in the complaint that the group “regularly posts photos of themselves posing shirtless and wearing skull masks,” with the group’s initials, R.A.M., superimposed on the photos.

From Washington Post

He had been working on a paper about R.A.M., the genetic marker that Andrew had.

From New York Times

“To rebrand Haiti and then not hold elections so that people are out in the streets doesn’t make any sense,” says Richard Morse, a hotelier and lead singer of mizik rasin house-band R.A.M.

From Time

The second episode took place shortly after the maestro had entered his ninetieth year,—an event which was celebrated at the Royal Academy of Music by the gift of a silver tea service, subscribed to by the professors of the R.A.M., the actual presentation being made by Walter Macfarren, as doyen of the teaching staff.

From Project Gutenberg