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Axel Hugo Teodor Theorell , Theorell, Axel Hugo Teodor (1903–1982) Swedish biochemist; discovered the coenzyme role of riboflavin in oxidative enzymes; Nobel Prize 1955. Prize Courts , PRIZE COURTS derive their name from their function, which is to pass on the validity and disposition of "prizes," a term referring to the seizure of… Man Booker Prize , Booker Prize British literary prize. The Booker is the most prestigious award for new English-language novels published by UK, Commonwealth or Irish… Door , door. Movable lockable barrier of wood or other material consisting of one piece, or of several pieces framed together, usually turning on hinges or… Perigord , truffles
1. Edible fungi growing underground, associated with roots of oak trees; very highly prized for their aroma and flavour. Most highly prized… Leslie Nielsen , Nielsen, Leslie
Nationality: Canadian. Born: Regina, Saskatchewan, 11 February 1926; nephew of Jean Hersholt (an actor). Education: Attended Victoria…
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