- New York Times. NYT
Daily Wordplay Column.
Retrieved November 15, 2023.
Huckle,
Lewis (December 20, 2024). "Damien
Chazelle Reportedly Directing 'Evel...
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Medicine for the
development of cell and
organ transplantation Thomas Huckle Weller, 1940,
virologist and co-recipient a
Nobel Prize in
Physiology or...
- at the
Manhattan home of a friend. How Hi the Fi (Columbia, 1954) The
Huckle-Buck and Robbins' Nest (Columbia, 1954) Buck
Clayton Jams
Benny Goodman...
- and
Findus Caillou Chuggington Dot. Hei,
Taavi (Hey Duggee)
Hurray for
Huckle Jakers! The
Adventures of
Piggley Winks Kipper Postimies Pate (Postman Pat)...
- The
Huckle-Buck and Robbins' Nest (1953) How Hi the Fi (1954) Buck
Meets Ruby (1954)...
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Bones for the King is an
album by
trombonist ****y
Wells which was
recorded in 1958 and
released on the
Felsted label.
Scott Yanow of
AllMusic states:...
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provocative verdicts and
glamorous images, The
Devil Judge is a more bare-
bones work than you think. Like The Dark
Knight Rises,
which treated the dilemma...
-
replaced the
Billboard category Harlem Hit Parade. Also in that year, "The
Huckle-Buck",
recorded by band
leader and
saxophonist Paul Williams, was the number...
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first isolation of the
virus in cell cultures, by the
Nobel laureate Thomas Huckle Weller, in 1953. Some
sources also
attribute the
first isolation of the...
- made
possible by the cell
culture research of John
Franklin Enders,
Thomas Huckle Weller, and
Frederick Chapman Robbins, who were
awarded a
Nobel Prize for...