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- proper noun A patronymic
surname .
Etymologies
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In it, he thanked Simon for the money, and informed Hoblyn that it had been deposited in a children's trust fund.
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"Not only do we have all their clinical records - laboratory, vital signs, pharmacy database - we have annual assessments that we will do that we can track people, assessments of depression, PTSD, suicide screening, alcohol and substances, traumatic brain injury," says Dr. Jennifer Hoblyn, who specializes in mental illness at the VA of Palo Alto.
News 2011
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"Not only do we have all their clinical records - laboratory, vital signs, pharmacy database - we have annual assessments that we will do that we can track people, assessments of depression, PTSD, suicide screening, alcohol and substances, traumatic brain injury," says Dr. Jennifer Hoblyn, who specializes in mental illness at the VA of Palo Alto.
News 2011
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[4] Probably Rev. Robert Hoblyn (1751 – 1839), a contemporary of
Letter 166 1796
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Hoblyn was a relative and namesake of the well-known Cornish bibliophile Robert Hoblyn (1710 – 1756; DNB).
Letter 166 1796
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Hoblyn was a relative and namesake of the well-known Cornish bibliophile, Robert Hoblyn (1710 – 1756; DNB).
Letter 141 1795
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a letter written by Boesak to Simon's personal assistant Ian Hoblyn in March 1988.
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[4] Probably Rev. Robert Hoblyn (1751 – 1839), a contemporary of Southey’s uncle,
Letter 141 1795
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