Definition: "Henry Jacobson" is a name that may or may not be related to a person, a place, a company, etc. In this case, it's possible that "Henry Jacobson" could refer to someone named Henry Jacobson. However, without more information, it's hard to say for certain what this specific person might be. The word "Jacobson" is a German surname that comes from the German language. It refers to a type of wine made in the county of Lower Saxony. The name Jacobson can also refer to a city, which may or may not have any connection to Henry Jacobson. Without additional context, it's difficult to say for certain what this specific person might be. Overall, without more information, it's hard to determine the exact meaning of "Henry Jacobson" and its definition.

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Definition: The word 'JACO', from Greek, means "Cats." It refers to a small cat that has only two tails and can be found in various species such as the Japanese Cat or the Indian Shasta Cat. The name comes from the Japanese phrase 'kayakotai' which translates to 'two tail'.

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Definition: MARC JACOBS (also known as Marcia Jane Jacobs) was an American businesswoman, social activist, and writer who lived from 1913 to 2007. She is best known for her work on the development of New York City's Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA), which became one of the largest mass transit systems in the world at that time. Jacobs' most notable work was "The Elementary School Project," a book she wrote with Mary Wollstonecraft Tindale, which aimed to establish New York as the center of American education and culture. Jacobs argued that schools should be designed so as to provide students with the best possible experience and encourage their development through social interaction. Jacobs also worked on creating New York's first public park in the 1920s, Central Park, and was a prominent advocate for the use of bicycles in public transportation. Her book "The American School" has been called one of her most significant contributions to education policy. Jacobs' style and approach were heavily influenced by her own experiences as an urban planner, activist, and educator. She is known for her advocacy against gentrification and her belief that all neighborhoods have the right to be served equally, regardless of their history or economic status. In 2013, she was inducted into The Museum of Modern Art's collection as a "Distinguished Woman."

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