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Whipple

[hwip-uhl, wip-]

noun

  1. Fred Lawrence, 1906–2004, U.S. astronomer.

  2. George Hoyt 1878–1976, U.S. pathologist: Nobel Prize in medicine 1934.



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Dismissing the application, Lady Justice Whipple said "the case had moved on substantially" as a result of the government setting up a review in April.

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Delivering the judgment rejecting the application for a judicial review, Lady Justice Whipple, sitting with Mr Justice Johnson, said the secretary of state had acted rationally.

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In "A Cool Million," President Nathaniel Whipple, a convicted felon and financial fraudster, returns to power behind an ominous mob of supporters.

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Whipple then swindles the Pitkin family out of its last remaining asset, a cow.

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But doctors think Margaret's cancer had been caught early so she underwent what is called a Whipple procedure three days ago.

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