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Herophilos (/hɪˈrɒfɪləs/;
Ancient Gr****: Ἡρόφιλος; 335–280 BC),
sometimes Latinised Herophilus, was a Gr****
physician regarded as one of the
earliest anatomists...
- A
Europhile is a
person who is fond of, admires, or
loves European culture, society, history, food,
music etc. In its narrower, and
often pejorative sense...
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grown in
prominence within the
party in
recent years. Rare
Thatcherite Europhiles included Leon Brittan. Many take
inspiration from Thatcher's
Bruges speech...
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Eurosceptic of the two
major parties, and the
Conservatives the more
Europhile.
Labour won the
February 1974
general election without a
majority and...
- 2024. Dodman,
Benjamin (20 July 2020). "Dutch PM Mark Rutte, the
thrifty europhile holding Europe hostage".
France 24. Reuters, AFP.
Retrieved 21 July 2020...
- 12
March 2016.
Retrieved 9
March 2016. "Champion of
Champions Special:
Europhiles v
String Section". BBC Online.
Archived from the
original on 30 November...
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Jacob (7
January 2023). "Brexit is
being surrendered to the
declinist Europhile establishment". The Telegraph. ISSN 0307-1235.
Retrieved 30
April 2023...
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Europe a Nation. The New
European has
described Mosley as an "avowed
Europhile". The
Union Movement's
meetings were
often physically disrupted, as Mosley's...
- July 1974, the Duke of Westminster, a
major London landowner and
ardent Europhile,
allowed Heath to rent a
property in
Wilton Street, Belgravia, for an...
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integration are
known as "Eurosceptics",
while supporters are
known as "
Europhiles".
Division over
Europe is
prevalent in both
major parties,
although the...
