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Geraldine ['dʒerəldi:n, -dain]

n. 杰拉尔丁（女子名）

Gov. Dukakis's method "certainly beats ours," says Michael Berman, a former Mondale aide who had a major role in the evaluation process that led to Geraldine Ferraro's selection four years ago.
Five years ago: Vice President George Bush and Democrat Geraldine Ferraro privately prepared for their debate, scheduled for the following day.
Just after the bombing, Geraldine McShane advertised a "Bomb Damage Sale" at the Pick 'n' Mix shop on Charlotte St. In the summer, she had a going out of business sale.
The changes do not apply to those already in the house arrest program, including Zaccaro, the 24-year-old son of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro.
John Zaccaro Jr. was a well-organized drug dealer who was known as "the Pharmacist," a prosecutor said in the cocaine trial of the son of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro.
Geraldine Ferraro is a vivid example of false failure.
Former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro told reporters that if Cuomo wanted it, he could get the Democratic nomination for president in 1992.
Geraldine Ferraro, chosen ultimately as Mr. Mondale's running mate in 1984 (over Ms. Feinstein) spent weeks trying to explain the real-estate dealings of her husband, John Zaccaro.
"We get a lot of muggings here," says Florence Ponosuk, a real-estate broker in Whitestone (and a distant cousin of Geraldine Ferraro, the Democrats' vice presidential candidate four years ago).
In this newspaper a few days ago Geraldine Brooks and Tony Horwitz described the reluctance of the Arabs to fight in their own defense.
Ms. Hale and some of the other women on the Dukakis campaign got their start in national politics in the 1984 Mondale-Ferraro campaign, where Ms. Hale was Geraldine Ferraro's director of advance.
Saunders went to the 25th floor of the building around 9:30 a.m., looking for his former wife, Geraldine.
He won his party's nomination after a harrowing primary battle against Ms Geraldine Ferraro, vice-presidential candidate in 1984. The primary contest, with smears to the fore, was termed 'gutter politics' by Governor Mario Cuomo of New York.
Geraldine Ferraro said on "Nightline" that the media revelations about this 50-year-old married man's Bimini idyll with a 29-year-old actress obscured his rectitude on, among other things, Women's Issues!
Among them was Geraldine Elizabeth Carmichael, a Los Angeles resident who disappeared in 1980 after being convicted of bilking investors out of $3 million with a scheme to build a gas-saving car.
Apartment manager Geraldine Larkin said she believed the fire started from cigarette butts in a garbage can in a stairwell, although fire officials also were checking the possibility of a stove fire.
Sasso also has extensive contacts in Democratic circles from his 1984 job as manager of Geraldine Ferraro's vice presidential campaign.
A rousing cheer for Geraldine Ferraro, the losing Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1984.
We wondered if it was just that Jim Beam had the most money." "They could have sued everyone," said Geraldine Jackson, another juror, referring to testimony Mrs. Thorp was seen drinking beer in bars several times during her pregnancy.
I had to run with the bulls and I've never run faster in my life." Playing Hemingway's four wives are Geraldine Chaplin as Hadley Richardson, Marisa Berenson as Pauline Pfeiffer, Lisa Banes as Martha Gelhorn and Pamela Reed as Mary Welsh.
Geographers Susan Hanson of Clark University and Geraldine Pratt of the University of British Columbia asked 190 men and 336 women how they landed their current jobs.
Terrell Weaver, 7, died after being shot in the chest while playing in a yard in southwest Atlanta on Sunday night, Atlanta Police Detective Geraldine Champion said.
The son of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro is staying in one of 12 units in a building designed for expense-account business people on short assignments, the New York Daily News reported Sunday.
Martin supported Bush in his 1980 presidential bid, helped him prepare for his 1984 vice presidential debate with Democrat Geraldine Ferraro and was a national co-chairwoman of his 1988 run for the White House.
Campaign strategists who remember how Sen. Thomas Eagleton of Missouri and Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New York hurt Democratic tickets in 1972 and 1984 will seek to ensure that the Dukakis choice doesn't burden the ticket in 1988.
Covering the Democrats the same year, he rebuts a Geraldine Ferraro challenge that "Americans want to live by the same set of rules."
In 1984, Democrat Walter Mondale announced his choice of Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New York in the week before the convention.
Geraldine Ferraro, D-N.Y., who had the second spot on the Democratic ticket headed by former Vice President Walter F. Mondale.
Five years ago: Democratic vice-presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro appeared before reporters in New York City for nearly two hours to field questions about her family's finances, conceding some errors, but denying any wrongdoing.
Geraldine James is the prosecuting counsel.

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