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Meaning of "won nobel"
The phrase 'won Nobel' refers to the act of receiving a Nobel Prize, which is an international recognition and award bestowed upon individuals or organizations for outstanding achievements in various fields, including physics, chemistry, literature, peace, and economics
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Churchill won nobel literature prize.
She is the first lady who won Nobel.
He won Nobel Prize for studies of the structure and function of the ribosomes.
It is indeed sad that so few women have won Nobel prizes in science.
Won Nobel peace prize for this.
Two congregation members have won Nobel Prizes.
Sherwood Rowland won Nobel Prize for ozone destruction research.
Thirty of its members have won Nobel Prizes.
They have won Nobel prizes, literary and artistic awards.
Two of his pupils and his son won Nobel Prizes in Chemistry.
Who won Nobel prizes this year - and last year?
In total fifteen scientists attached to the Royal Institution have won Nobel Prizes.
How many poets have won Nobel prizes for anything scientific?
There was a group of spectacular people there ; many won Nobel Prizes later on.
Marie Curie won Nobel prizes in which two sciences?
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Several Canadians who later became Americans have won Nobel prizes in economics.
They have won Nobel Prizes in every category except ‘ Peace . '.
Thirty-nine past Sloan fellows have won Nobel Prizes later in their careers.
And, of course, he was a friend of Albert Einstein, and they both won Nobel Prizes.
Eight Canadians have won Nobel prizes for science,.
Some of them, your schoolmates, your collaborators, have won Nobel Prizes.
Faculty members and 16 alumni of the school have won Nobel Prizes.
Did you know that at least 10 former Minnesotans have won Nobel Prizes as well?
Four of his teachers, including Milton Friedman, later won Nobel Prizes.
So far, 28 Cavendish researchers have won Nobel prizes.
Twice since 2003 its research and teaching academics have won Nobel Prizes.
Dame Helen Mirren, ' shameful ' that just 12 women have won Nobel Peace Prize.
His son-in-law and grandson, Hans von Euler-Chelpin and Ulf von Euler, both won Nobel Prizes.
