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tine

noun as in point of fork

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Another tine on the French fork is the urban agriculture project to educate Parisian schoolchildren and their families about food — where it comes from and what it takes to bring it to their plates.

“I didn’t tell anyone much about it, because this is a very weird disease,” London said during an interview before his hospitalization, in the cozy East Village apartment he shares with his wife, Tine Kindermann, an artist and musician.

“He was carrying tools, that’s why he went totally unnoticed,” said Tine Nehler, a museum spokeswoman.

"The supervisors notice something like this immediately," Tine Nehler told the Süddeutsche Zeitung paper, adding the piece was returned to the artist.

From BBC

"He's never been a minister and wasn't a statesman so critics question his lack of experience," analyst Alioune Tine tells the BBC.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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