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  • noun Plural form of Genevan.

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Examples

  • What's more, his emphasis on empowering young Genevans to read on their own reflects the premium he placed on education.

    RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com 2010

  • What's more, his emphasis on empowering young Genevans to read on their own reflects the premium he placed on education.

    Texas Faith: What thinker most influenced you? | RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com 2009

  • What's more, his emphasis on empowering young Genevans to read on their own reflects the premium he placed on education.

    RELIGION Blog | The Dallas Morning News 2009

  • Lived in Geneva for 8 months all told, only met 2 native Genevans and only 2 people who lived there longer than me – its the most bizarre city in the world, like a outdoor airport terminal with people coming and going.

    renversé 2007

  • When Dunant was forced into bankruptcy, many fellow Genevans also lost their investments.

    The Red Cross: Three-Time Recipient of the Peace Prize 2003

  • During the eight-hour flight from Washington, we tried to adjust to Swiss time by eating meals aboard Air Force One at the same hour Genevans were sitting down to theirs.

    An American Life Ronald Reagan 1990

  • During the eight-hour flight from Washington, we tried to adjust to Swiss time by eating meals aboard Air Force One at the same hour Genevans were sitting down to theirs.

    An American Life Ronald Reagan 1990

  • During the eight-hour flight from Washington, we tried to adjust to Swiss time by eating meals aboard Air Force One at the same hour Genevans were sitting down to theirs.

    An American Life Ronald Reagan 1990

  • During the eight-hour flight from Washington, we tried to adjust to Swiss time by eating meals aboard Air Force One at the same hour Genevans were sitting down to theirs.

    An American Life Ronald Reagan 1990

  • In 1794, the revolution in Switzerland having driven out numbers of his compatriots, he formed a plan of association consisting of one hundred and fifty shares of eight hundred dollars each, of which the Genevans in Philadelphia, Odier, Fazzi, the two Cazenove, Cheriot,

    Albert Gallatin American Statesmen Series, Vol. XIII John Austin Stevens

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