Tara
Americannoun
noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of tara
Māori
Example Sentences
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Despite its flaws, “Unread” is more than a bildungsroman in an era of clicks; like Tara Westover’s bestselling 2018 memoir, “Educated,” it’s a testament to the power of knowledge to transform a life.
The Californian won her first senior US title aged 13, landing a rare triple axel jump and breaking Tara Lipinski's record to become the youngest national champion.
From Barron's
Concerns about the organization first emerged in January 2023 when a community member reported that its chief executive, Tara Stamos, was storing Narcan under a tarp in 100-degree weather, prosecutors said.
From Los Angeles Times
Henri Bourgeois-Costa, from the Tara Ocean Foundation, said there was "a tiny bit of success", as the vote confirmed the number of countries "fighting against the treaty is actually very, very, very small".
From Barron's
In an email to The Times, Newsom spokesperson Tara Gallegos said the governor had a strong record of fighting for workers’ rights, including raising the minimum wage and expanding sick leave and other worker protections.
From Los Angeles Times
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