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- proper noun A
diminutive form of the femalegiven name Elizabeth .
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Examples
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"We used all the bits they were throwing out", said Jeff Boff, one of the trio, "and built our accelerator, which we call Betsy, in the school hall."
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Tells the story of a boy who experiences the death of his sister and confides in Betsy, a babysitter who has also suffered the loss of her brother.
Children's books address sibling issues, listed by topic and illness 2010
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Betsy is a 17-year-old high school senior from South Carolina who has a passion for journalism.
Tabby Biddle: Girl Up: Give a 'High Five' to a Girl in a Developing Country Tabby Biddle 2010
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Betsy is a 17-year-old high school senior from South Carolina who has a passion for journalism.
Tabby Biddle: Girl Up: Give a 'High Five' to a Girl in a Developing Country Tabby Biddle 2010
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Betsy is a 17-year-old high school senior from South Carolina who has a passion for journalism.
Tabby Biddle: Girl Up: Give a 'High Five' to a Girl in a Developing Country Tabby Biddle 2010
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Although Betsy is on the board of the American Booksellers Association and Local First, a 501c3 that educates small business about critical issues, she has found that most of her colleagues don't really know about the tax credit.
Linda Bergthold: Good News is No News Linda Bergthold 2010
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Although Betsy is on the board of the American Booksellers Association and Local First, a 501c3 that educates small business about critical issues, she has found that most of her colleagues don't really know about the tax credit.
Linda Bergthold: Good News Is No News Linda Bergthold 2010
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Thus Rules, about a twelve-year-old girl with an autistic younger brother, has an antecedent in Betsy Byars's Summer of the Swans, which won the Newbery Medal in 1971.
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Although Betsy is on the board of the American Booksellers Association and Local First, a 501c3 that educates small business about critical issues, she has found that most of her colleagues don't really know about the tax credit.
Linda Bergthold: Good News Is No News Linda Bergthold 2010
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Thus Rules, about a twelve-year-old girl with an autistic younger brother, has an antecedent in Betsy Byars's Summer of the Swans, which won the Newbery Medal in 1971.
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February 17, 2011