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Jesse ['dʒɛsɪ]

n. 耶西(<<圣径>>故事人物)

Jesse \Jes"se\, n. [LL. Jesse, the father of David, fr. Gr. ?,
fr. Herb. Yishai.]
Any representation or suggestion of the genealogy of Christ,
in decorative art; as:
(a) A genealogical tree represented in stained glass.
(b) A candlestick with many branches, each of which bears the
name of some one of the descendants of Jesse; -- called
also {tree of Jesse}.

{Jesse window} (Arch.), a window of which the glazing and
tracery represent the tree of Jesse.

For that reason, Jesse Jackson wasn't a comfortable choice for them.
Coca-Cola Enterprises "had to do something," said Jesse Meyers, publisher of Beverage Digest, a trade publication. "Dyson and others conceived the idea to build a network of bottlers.
"We feel it's a very good showing for Jesse in a state that does not have many blacks," said Tom Disselhorst, state co-chairman for the Jackson campaign.
On the Democratic side, Dukakis came in as the optimism winner, followed by Rep. Richard Gephardt and Jesse Jackson.
Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson denied Saturday that he had been hospitalized, although a campaign spokesman said he had been treated in San Francisco, possibly for a stomach ailment.
Jesse Jackson quietly ended his dramatic week in Atlanta saying his mission now is to help Mike Dukakis win the White House this year.
That poll of Ohio residents showed Dukakis with a nearly 3-1 lead over Jesse Jackson _ 62 percent to 22 percent _ with 16 percent undecided and a 3.5 percent margin of error.
Jesse Jackson, reaching out to Jewish primary voters in New York, said Friday he was trying to "heal relationships" that frayed during his 1984 presidential campaign.
Jesse Jackson, who once said George Bush was morally unfit to be president, said today he expects a "qualitative change" on civil rights when Bush takes over from President Reagan.
And twice refused to die. Leadville - past residents included Jesse James, Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp -is one of Colorado's oldest mining centres.
Jesse Jackson said today he hopes to get support from Bruce Babbitt if Babbitt drops out of the Democratic presidential race as expected, while Paul Simon set the stage for his withdrawal if he doesn't "win somewhere" next week.
East, a onetime college professor, ran for the Senate in 1980 under the wing of the National Congressional Club, the political organization of Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C. He defeated Democratic incumbent Robert Morgan.
"What we're seeing is probably just the tip of the iceberg," says Jesse Brill, a securities lawyer with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. in San Francisco.
Some of the recent problems besetting the Bush campaign: _He unintentionally handed Jesse Jackson a new issue with his characterization of the Democrat as "the hustler from Chicago" in a speech to a GOP audience in Nebraska.
Bush 25 Dole 10 Robertson 0 Kemp 0 Uncommitted 0 Total 35 Jesse Jackson drew one in five white votes Tuesday in Connecticut's Democratic primary, far more than in 1984 but too few to deny Gov. Michael Dukakis a big win, exit polls said.
Also, we were struck at how promptly Mr. Neas hopped on the Dukakis-Bentsen ticket, while Jesse Jackson simmered.
Instead of holding down a job or going to school, it's been easier for them to knock some old lady on the street and take her Social Security check." At first, 19-year-old Jesse Roberson of Pontiac didn't think he could make it through the program.
Bert Lance has no official role at the Democratic convention, but Jesse Jackson will make sure there is a place at the table for the burly Georgia politician declared persona non grata four years ago.
Dukakis did only slightly better on Tuesday than rivals Albert Gore Jr. and Jesse Jackson.
Dukakis' Democratic rival, Jesse Jackson, repeated his criticism of U.S. negotiations with Noriega but made no reference to the reported tentative agreement.
Among them: Jesse Jackson, the Democratic presidential candidate; Peggy Say, Anderson's sister; and the Revs.
Dukakis, Gore and Jesse Jackson shared the spoils in the other Super Tuesday contests.
John F. Kennedy Jr. and Jesse Jackson Jr. both make dazzling television debuts.
Onetime presidential candidate Pete du Pont called on Jesse Jackson to become a Republican, saying Monday that he has no political future as a Democrat.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson invited them on stage during a campaign appearance.
"The sure way to end apartheid in South Africa is to elect Jesse Jackson president," he said.
The debate also suffers from a feeling that the Democrats, particularly Jesse Jackson, have a hammerlock on the inner-city vote.
Louisiana's Super Tuesday primaries won by George Bush and Jesse Jackson drew mixed reviews Wednesday from state Republican and Democratic leaders.
Jesse Jackson, Dukakis' remaining rival, testified before a Senate committee on drug abuse and basked in the praise of a senator he competed against in the 1984 presidential campaign.
The couple's income was about half the total reported by Democratic rival Jesse Jackson and a little more than one-third the 1987 income reported by Vice President George Bush, the likely Republican presidential nominee.

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