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Snell

(snel),
Simeon, English ophthalmologist, 1851-1909. See: Snell law.
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(Dr.) David Snell, Sorn Sokhon, who goes by the nickname Son Sin, was one of those patients.
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Snell was born on May 19,1889, in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, the first of five children of Alton and Clara (Leach) Snell.
Wally Snell
Snell struck out 10 in 6 scoreless innings, d'Arnaud hit his first grand slam, and the Rays stopped their longest losing streak of the year at five games by beating the White Sox 4-2 on Sunday.
Sox fall short of sweep to end trip
RVA Surveyors sued Mr Snell when he refused to pay its demand for PS610, saying his signature on a contract had been forged.
Vultures swoop at alarming rate; Faced with tough conditions, many small firms grab what they think is a lifeline to get their business rates slashed. But far from helping, some supposed rates reduction specialists have been accused of everything from misrepresentation to fraud
The acquisition allows Snell to expand into the Tulsa market.
Snell Automotive Acquires Ford Dealership in Tulsa, Oklahoma
On January 22, John Bouma, 82, of Snell & Wilmer, was struck by two cars on Seventh Street near Orangewood Avenue in Phoenix and was pronounced dead at a hospital around 9 p.m.
Crash kills lawyer day he pens friend's endorsement
James Snell, from Barry, appeared in Cardiff Crown Court on December 14 and was sentenced to four years in prison after being found guilty of two counts of burglary by a jury.
Burglar stole PS23,000 in cash from businesses
OKLAHOMA CITY Blake Snell of the Tampa Bay Rays was named the 2018 Warren Spahn Award winner Tuesday as the best left-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball.
Snell wins 2018 Warren Spahn Award
Tetragon Credit Income Partners (TCIP) has announced that former co-head of BlackRock's US CLO business Scott Snell has joined TCIP's CLO business, the company said.
Tetragon Credit Income Partners expands CLO business with addition of former BlackRock exec
Victoria Snell told how she was strolling home from the cinema and suddenly felt pain, before hearing a bone 'audibly snap'.
Woman fractured leg while walking home from cinema - six years later she asked doctors to AMPUTATE; Victoria Snell, 26, said the decision was "horrible, but easy"
Mariea Snell, assistant professor and faculty coordinator of nursing at Maryville University and vice president of the state nursing board, is working to move beyond the traditionally reactive way of handling substance use problems among nurses.
Nurses fighting an opioid crisis from within: With easy access to potent drugs, autonomy and high-stress work, nurses face temptation to abuse or divert medications

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