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- proper noun A transliteration of the Greek male given name
Μιχάλης .
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The place was called Michalis' Anoyia, and was an old stone house renovated into units with traditional loft bedrooms and a living room, kitchen and bathroom downstairs.
NYT > Home Page By SETH KUGEL 2011
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The place was called Michalis' Anoyia, and was an old stone house renovated into units with traditional loft bedrooms and a living room, kitchen and bathroom downstairs.
NYT > Global Home By SETH KUGEL 2011
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The place was called Michalis' Anoyia, and was an old stone house renovated into units with traditional loft bedrooms and a living room, kitchen and bathroom downstairs.
NYT > Home Page By SETH KUGEL 2011
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Helena Smith, our Athens correspondent, reports:The country's development minister Michalis Chrysohoidis has this morning revealed that Athens' budget deficit will definitely be above target, predicting it will reach 9.6% of economic output in 2011, way above the 7.5% the Greek finance ministry had originally hoped for.
Eurozone crisis live: George Osborne says UK could increase IMF payments - 11 January 2012 2012
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In order to test the theory that wings might be derived from the gill branches of crustaceans, Michalis Averof and Stephen Cohen traced how the Apterous and Nubbin master regulatory proteins are expressed in the appendage of other arthropods, especially crustaceans.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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In order to test the theory that wings might be derived from the gill branches of crustaceans, Michalis Averof and Stephen Cohen traced how the Apterous and Nubbin master regulatory proteins are expressed in the appendage of other arthropods, especially crustaceans.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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In order to test the theory that wings might be derived from the gill branches of crustaceans, Michalis Averof and Stephen Cohen traced how the Apterous and Nubbin master regulatory proteins are expressed in the appendage of other arthropods, especially crustaceans.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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In order to test the theory that wings might be derived from the gill branches of crustaceans, Michalis Averof and Stephen Cohen traced how the Apterous and Nubbin master regulatory proteins are expressed in the appendage of other arthropods, especially crustaceans.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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“I always knew that Clarence Michalis was at Bristol-Myers,” says David S. Taylor, secretary-treasurer of H. G. Wellington & Company, Inc., an investment-brokerage firm.
The Leader In You Stuart R. Levine 1993
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Michalis Chryssochoidis said that an increase in the use of European Union structural development funds had contributed to lowering government overspending from 10.6 percent of gross domestic product in 2010.
The Seattle Times 2012
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