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Funk

(fŭngk, fōōngk), Casimir 1884-1967.

Polish-born American biochemist whose research of deficiency diseases led to the discovery of vitamins, which he named in 1912.

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"The Express Clydesdales have been the source of great pride and enjoyment in my life," Funk said.

Bob Funk to be inducted into Clydesdale Hall of Fame

Funk has been open for almost five years in Emmaus and three years in Elizabethtown.

Funk Brewing's Lancaster County distillery plan held up by government shutdown

75 (1998), it is difficult to think of a more obvious and credible expression of sexual interest than Trent's repeated proposals of sexual activity and sexualized touching of Funk. Notably, Trent did not behave similarly toward women.

WDVA: Despite firing harasser, employer could be liable

Uptown Funk then went from being salon-based to a "mobile makeover service".

Uptown girls take on the world; kate lally on the make-up artists moving into europe

Currently, Funk serves as the executive vice president and chief financial officer at the company.

Mobile Mini reports planned departure of CFO Mark E. Funk

matrizes africanas foram sempre criminalizadas: do samba ao funk."

CULTURE AND CRIMINALIZATION: A CASE STUDY OF FUNK IN PORTO ALEGRE/ CULTURA E CRIMINALIZACAO: UM ESTUDO DE CASO SOBRE O FUNK NA CIDADE DE PORTO ALEGRE

Funk 'n' Feathers is the debut full-length CD of Mardi Gras Indian funk band Cha Wa.

Funk 'n' Feathers

DFDS Seaways and Jumpin' Hot Club have teamed up with the Hoochie Coochie Club for a special afternoon of funk and soul from 11am to 4pm on Sunday, November 15.