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- proper noun A
surname .
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Examples
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In another one I jokingly suggest that Smith will have to ride a bike and carry a video camera to art openings because of the smashing success of the James Kalm report.
Jerry Saltz is cool EAGEAGEAG 2009
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Loren's James Kalm Report is an invaluable project.
Hickey remarks vanish (revised) EAGEAGEAG 2009
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Kalm was indeed a precise observer of nature, who did a great deal to identify the flowers, plants and trees of our continent.
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With greater success, Kalm and his university students built an Indian-style, birch-bark canoe.
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It was Linnaeus and the Swedish Royal Academy that had sent Kalm to America in 1748 in search of plants that might be useful in northern Europe's cold climate.
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Thanks in part to Kalm, Linnaeus's 1753 "Species plantarum" included more than 700 New World species.
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As it happens, Ms. Robbins grew up speaking Finnish as well as English, making her well-suited to Kalm research.
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Kalm did go into great detail on what sort of animal carcasses could be found floating in the pool at the bottom.
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Human performance professor Kent Kalm commented to Wired News that, ‘It will take time for students to get better at multitasking.’
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Kalm was the ideal candidate and proved worthy of Linnaeus's trust.
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