Skain

n. 1. See Skein.
1. See Skean.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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"It's a victory for the women of Missouri who find themselves in a crisis pregnancy but need the information and time to consider what's best for them," said Patty Skain, executive director of Missouri Right to Life.
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Thus far, sales seem to be "OK," according to Patricia Skain, executive director, although how many of the chapters that will get on board remains to be seen.
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"This is great news for the women of Missouri," said Patty Skain, executive director of Missouri Right to Life.
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