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Lexis “Lexi”
Marie Brumback (born
January 11, 2000) is an
American cheerleader and
television personality. She
received national recognition after appearing...
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Brumbach or
Brumback may
refer to:
Brumbach (Wipper), a
river of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany,
tributary of the
Wipper Babette Brumback,
American biostatistician...
- The
Brumback Library is a
historic public library in the city of Van Wert, Ohio,
United States.
Opened at the
beginning of the
twentieth century in order...
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Babette Anne
Brumback is an
American biostatistician known for her work on
causal inference. She is a
professor of
biostatistics at the
University of Florida...
- a
formal complaint to the
university by a
funeral director. Dr.
Roger Brumback,
Chair of the
Pathology Department,
wanted to
terminate Garcia from the...
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Louise Upton Brumback (January 17, 1867 –
February 22, 1929) was an
American artist and art
activist known prin****lly for her
landscapes and
marine scenes...
- Van Wert is home to the
first county library in the
United States, the
Brumback Library. Van Wert was surve**** in 1824 by
Captain James Riley, who was...
- same day as the murder,
looking through a
window and
spying on a student.
Brumback, Kate (November 20, 2024). "Man
convicted of
murder in
killing of Georgia...
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before Olympic events". AP News.
Retrieved 18
August 2024. Graham, Pat;
Brumback, Kate (30 July 2024). "Paris
Olympics postpone men's
triathlon due to poor...
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structural models were
introduced in 2000. The
works of
James Robins,
Babette Brumback, and
Miguel Hernán
provided an
intuitive theory and an easy-to-implement...
