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- proper noun A patronymic
surname .
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Examples
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The problems at the Student Loans Company that are highlighted by the "Hopkin" report are systemic.
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WARD: Ingenue folksinger Mary Hopkin was a Paul McCartney discovery, and if Beatles fans were shocked at his producing such a sentimental piece of schlock, they hadn't been paying attention.
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WARD: Ingenue folksinger Mary Hopkin was a Paul McCartney discovery, and if Beatles fans were shocked at his producing such a sentimental piece of schlock, they hadn't been paying attention.
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WARD: Ingenue folksinger Mary Hopkin was a Paul McCartney discovery, and if Beatles fans were shocked at his producing such a sentimental piece of schlock, they hadn't been paying attention.
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The men were cared for by John Lewis Hopkin, the grandson of the ranchs original owner, and Sterling, the man who helped him during the years I herded.
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WARD: Ingenue folksinger Mary Hopkin was a Paul McCartney discovery, and if Beatles fans were shocked at his producing such a sentimental piece of schlock, they hadn't been paying attention.
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WARD: Ingenue folksinger Mary Hopkin was a Paul McCartney discovery, and if Beatles fans were shocked at his producing such a sentimental piece of schlock, they hadn't been paying attention.
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Richard Hopkin, a managing director at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe, a lobby group, welcomed the "slight relaxation" in the proposals but said they still threaten rating firms' independence.
Plans to Tighten Rules On Credit Firms Stalled Laurence Norman 2011
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Hopkin, who concluded there had been a "conspicuous failure in key areas" with a far-reaching impact on students, will take over as interim chair.
Student loans bosses forced to quit after warnings of renewed chaos 2010
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In researching this article, well looking for the name of the Indian restaurant where "the incident" took place, I came across this review of a book entitled "The Labour Party in Wales 1900-2000 edited by Duncan Tanner, Chris Williams and Deian Hopkin".
Archive 2008-01-01 Not a sheep 2008
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