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tiffany

[tif-uh-nee] / ˈtɪf ə ni /








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Either way, Tiffany Funk, co-founder of Point.me, a flight-booking tool, doesn’t think airline pricing will be so competitive in 2026.

From MarketWatch

The stunning creations of this fourth-generation silversmith have been commissioned by Tiffany, Steuben glass and Cartier; before coming to America from Rome, he made a pen-and-ink stand for Pope John XXIII, quite the voluptuous object for a bishop of Rome.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two history books left a strong impression on me this year: Paul Andrew Hutton’s “The Undiscovered Country,” an expansive narrative of the American West that also offers intimate portraits of some of our country’s most intrepid explorers and statesmen, and Tiffany Jenkins’s “Strangers and Intimates,” which examines how we have come to understand the distinction between public and private from antiquity to the present day and offers a powerful defense of the human need to cultivate a private world.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rivers and his wife, Tiffany, have seven daughters and three sons, including Gunner, a junior at St. Michael and four-star quarterback prospect.

From Los Angeles Times

Rivers and his wife, Tiffany, have 10 children — seven daughters and three sons.

From Los Angeles Times