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- proper noun A female
given name , a modern feminine form ofShawn .
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Examples
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"I've been calling Shawna but haven't been able to get in touch with her yet," he said.
Done and Done ...and I Mean Done! douglascohen 2010
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I tried to call Shawna and Jessica because I wanted to hear a familiar voice, but since it was the middle of the day I couldnt get a hold of anyone.
another day Pauly V. 2007
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I tried to call Shawna and Jessica because I wanted to hear a familiar voice, but since it was the middle of the day I couldnt get a hold of anyone.
Archive 2007-04-01 Pauly V. 2007
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MORE THAN A WEEK HAD PASSED since he had seen any of his girls, but Hartford couldn’t stop thinking of Stormy and her wild fantasy, so instead of calling Shawna, he called Stormy to pick him up from the Oakland airport.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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MORE THAN A WEEK HAD PASSED since he had seen any of his girls, but Hartford couldn’t stop thinking of Stormy and her wild fantasy, so instead of calling Shawna, he called Stormy to pick him up from the Oakland airport.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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MORE THAN A WEEK HAD PASSED since he had seen any of his girls, but Hartford couldn’t stop thinking of Stormy and her wild fantasy, so instead of calling Shawna, he called Stormy to pick him up from the Oakland airport.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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MORE THAN A WEEK HAD PASSED since he had seen any of his girls, but Hartford couldn’t stop thinking of Stormy and her wild fantasy, so instead of calling Shawna, he called Stormy to pick him up from the Oakland airport.
The Punany Experience Jessica Holter 2010
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"Shawna" doesn't speak or use the bathroom, but she is a very active child.
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On religious leadership roles for women, see Mark Chaves, Shawna Anderson, and Jason Byasee, “American Congregations at the Beginning of the 21st Century,” in National Congregations Study Durham: Duke University, 2009, 5.
American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010
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Although, interestingly, the congregational death rate is very low; see Shawna L.
American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010
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