Synonyms for maggie
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1. List of paraphrases for "maggie":

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1. Chuck Schumer:

   Our candidates Catherine Cortez Masto, Mark Kelly, Maggie Hassan and John Fetterman and Raphael Warnock are just fine human beings who really care about people who have the understanding of how to get things done. And those who have been in the Senate have already accomplished great things.

2. Cindy Jarrin:

   I know Maggie and I will continue to share memories until we are in our 90s or older, perhaps we will travel the world together after we retire. See what other chance encounters we may come across while waiting in airports.

3. Maggie Montoya:

   She was my age, and I think how easily it could have been me, when Maggie Montoya don't feel safe, Maggie Montoya can't focus on anything else in Maggie Montoya life.

4. Abby Schreiber:

   I don’t think it’s necessarily unwise for a business to make a political statement, particularly privately-owned businesses in the fashion sector, said Abby Schreiber, managing editor at Paper Magazine. Fashion has always been about expression, provocation and, not infrequently, politics and, to that end, these designers ’ refusal to dress Melania Trump is not, in and of itself, unusual for this industry. fashion designers have long attempted to tell a story about their brand and vision and to articulate a feeling, emotion or sense of who their customer or ‘ muse ’ is, Schreiber said. And for those designers who are troubled by the hateful, bigoted rhetoric that surrounded Trump’s campaign, it may make sense for them to want to distance their brand and their vision from it. But Robert Casey, President of modeling agency Maggie, Inc., offered a simple solution.

5. Alissa Rumsey:

   Not only does protein stay in Maggie Moon stomach and promote feelings of fullness, it's been shown to have an appetite-suppressing effect.