Origin and Etymology of -ity Middle French -itÃ©, from Latin -itat-, -itas, from -i-(stem vowel of adjectives) + -tat-, -tas-ity; akin to Greek -tÄt-, -tÄs-ity -ITY Defined for English Language Learners -ity
For other uses, see Dunder Mifflin (disambiguation) Dunder-Mifflin Paper Company (also known as Dunder-Mifflin, Inc.) is a fictional paper company in the television series The Office. The Scranton, Pennsylvania Branch of Dunder-Mifflin serves as the main setting for the series. The company was founded by Robert Dunder and Robert Mifflin. The stock symbol is DMI.
Mifflin, like Ingersoll, played no significant role at the Philadelphia convention. After the convention he returned to state government, chairing Pennsylvaniaâs constitutional convention in 1789 and serving as state governor from 1790 to 1799. By the 1790s Thomas Mifflin had moved into the emerging Democratic-Republican political camp.