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Meaning of "wignall"
wignall (noun) - a term that does not have a commonly known definition in the English language and may be a specific term, name, or reference to a niche subject
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- A surname.
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Wignall now suspected he was onto something big.
Also buried here is socialite and author Anne Wignall.
Wignall now began to speculate.
The music video was directed by Matt Wignall.
Wignall suspected all the explanations for the extinction had been based on insufficient data.
Inbetweenthetwo different layers of life, Wignall hacks into a black band.
Wignall slowly realized what the evidence from Greenland was telling him.
The burden imposed on Mr. Wignall in this case was minimal.
Mr. Wignall was not being taxed because he was disabled.
The court is now in session . Judge Wignall presiding.
Back in Leeds, Wignall realized he would stumbled on a treasure trove of fossils.
Driven by his passion for the Games, Londoner Paul Wignall has volunteered at two editions.
Mr. Wignall provided details of his earnings for the relevant periods on the application form.
Miles away in England, however, Paul Wignall read Dickens 's findings with growing interest.
See Wignall infra note 58 and accompanying text.
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Luckily, Mrs. Wignall found them for you.
Dr. Wignall knew that antiretroviral therapy ( ART ) could prevent many deaths.
First of all, Wignall says, Chinese scientists were interested in the same questions.
Mr. Wignall did not pay any tax on the Special Opportunity Grant he received in 1995.
Commentator Mark Wignall confessed to extreme pre-race nerves, observing,.
