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1. Professor Steven Weinberg, a Nobel Prize winner has said “There are an infinite number of parallel realities co-existing with us in the same room

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2. lesson a teacher started telling the class about a physicist who had been researching the possibility of wormhole technology: the Nobel prize winner had been able to create a micro-wormhole for all of two and a half picoseconds

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3. He was given the Nobel Prize, along with two others, for inventing the transistor, and with his company, helped to create Silicon Valley

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4. The Nobel Prize was awarded to Swiss chemist Paul Muller in 1948 for pioneering work he did to help bring about these astonishing results

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5. That earned them the Nobel Prize in 1962

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6. The work with William would give us the Nobel Prize, but a few hours advancing my “relationship” with Toby could be worth some moments away from the work

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7. The Nobel Prize for this partnership and the world being saved – that was the deal nothing less and nothing more

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8. You need all your strength for the Nobel Prize, remember? Eyes on the prize

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9. ” He held my sight with his eyes “You’ll become rich and famous and win the Nobel Prize

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10. I know of no Catholic theoretical physicist who has won a Nobel Prize; Nobel Prize winners in this field are largely Protestants, Jews and Asians

11. Nobel Prize winner in the field of physics

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12. lar brain? Karl Pribram, who won the nobel Prize for his research into

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13. He grew up in Kansas, not exactly a hotbed for budding Nobel Prize winners and left as soon as he turned nineteen

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14. “I can almost see the Nobel prize hanging on my wall

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15. winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1938, the

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16. the Nobel Prize in Physics for this work, which

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17. the Nobel Prize in Physics for this work, which was the first indirect evidence for

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18. being awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1993 for their work, which was

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19. He had won new acclaim with the Nobel Prize in Literature

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20. In 1948, the year when the King of Sweden gave him the Nobel Prize and the King of England the Order of Merit and two years after the publication of The Dark Side of the Moon, a book to which he supplied the preface, he published his Notes towards the Definition of Culture

21. an Olympic gold medal and relatively few persons have received a Nobel prize

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22. 11) Marie Curie was 35 years old when she got nominated for a Nobel Prize in Physics

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23. "91 Nobel Prize recipient for brain research Dr

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24. readily agreed to hold it’s second flight for the Nobel Prize winner as they

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25. All the other Nobel prizes are given out in Stockholm

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26. In 1907 he received the Nobel Prize for Literature

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27. why they don’t win any Nobel prizes

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28. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature for

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29. It probably won’t win a Nobel prize, but it’s information that may be useful to us in the future

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30. From 1903 to 2006, only 12 of 516 Nobel Prizes Science were awarded to women

31. awarded the Nobel Prize, what Prof

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32. Real nice! Forget Bill Clinton's recent Nobel Prize nomination—his country's whole population should be up for one

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33. What if the most recent winner of the Nobel prize in physics was to

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34. It is the true story of the Nobel Prize-winning mathematical genius whose formulas established the principles of the

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35. He was finally recognized in 1994 when he received the Nobel Prize

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36. Chandrashekar got a NOBEL PRIZE for the same theory he had proposed

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37. of the earth who has got TWO NOBEL PRIZES IN THE SAME SUBJECT-

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38. He had been awarded a NOBEL PRIZE in Physics for his work on

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39. Anyone who wants to can verify this and receive a Nobel Prize for explaining just how ‘Gravity’ actually works and why it exists

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40. World War II, for which he later won the Nobel Prize

41. The whitewashing of Science’s true destructiveness was cunningly reversed by Nobel creating a public relations gimmick, an award ritual that is now a household name: the Nobel Prize Awards hailing the worst inventions of hell as greatest leaps forward for the benefit of all mankind

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42. It was the time when Steinbeck was awarded the Nobel Prize

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43. received the Nobel Prize in physics in 1971

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44. Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, and over two-thousand other medical and scientific

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45. Linus Pauling, one of the most applauded scientists of our time, and Winner of two Nobel Prize, repeatedly stated in his works:

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46. You’re a Nobel Prize winner I think you should know that

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47. In fact, I gave an impromptu speech supporting the country’s current leader, President Ellen Sirleaf, who I greatly admired (and the next year would win a Nobel Prize), and loudly railing against the possible return of the regime of Charles Taylor, the former president who was awaiting trial for war crimes

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48. We are also indebted to: Kathryn Schulz, “Stress Doesn’t Cause Ulcers! Or, How to Win a Nobel Prize in One Easy Lesson: Barry Marshall on Being

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49. Marshall, Autobiography,” The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2005, Nobelprize

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50. Altman, “Two Win Nobel Prize for Discovering Bacterium Tied to Stomach Ailments,” The New York Times, October 4, 2005; and Lawrence K

51. * The Nobel economics award, instituted in 1969, is not one of the original and therefore official Nobel Prizes, which since 1906 have been issued in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, and Peace

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52. There are continuing arguments as to whether the economics award should in fact be called a “Nobel Prize

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53. stock market are concerned, it is very helpful to seek guidance from the famous q ratio, which was invented by the Nobel Prize-winning economist James Tobin

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54. And not only journalism: in 2013 three academicians shared a Nobel Prize in economics

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55. MPT is the brainchild of Nobel Prize–winning economist Harry Markowitz

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56. Books have been written to explain why this is the only way to go and to disagree is to challenge some Nobel prize-winning economists to calculus at dawn

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57. A Japanese professor has just won a Nobel Prize for Medicine and biotechs are rocking! Pity the private investors piling in

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58. In 1994, the Nobel Prize in economics was awarded to researchers who used gaming theories to accurately predict future economic events

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59. The first Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1901

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60. (Later, a Nobel Prize was established for Economics as well

61. All the people in the preceding list were Nobel Prize winners

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62. The Curies were a formidably intelligent pair – not many married couples share the Nobel Prize for Physics, as Pierre and Marie did in 1903

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63. Working on humanitarian applications for radium meant Marie had to master a lot of chemistry, which she did so well that in 1911, five years after the death of her beloved Pierre in a road accident, she won another Nobel Prize, this one for Chemistry

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64. That wasn’t the end of the Curie family’s involvement with Nobel Prizes: Their daughter Irene Joliot-Curie and her husband Frédéric won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1935 for their work on artificial radioactivity

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65. Now that you’re thinking like an insider, you know the rules of the game, and you’ve learned how to make the game winnable, it’s time to make the most important investment decision of your life: Where do you put your money and in what proportions? Asset allocation is what every Nobel Prize winner, every hedge fund manager, every top institutional investor, bar none, told me was the key to successful investing—yet virtually 99% of Americans know little or nothing about it

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66. ” Benartzi and his colleague, Nobel Prize winner Richard Thaler of the University of Chicago, came up with an amazing solution called Save More Tomorrow (SMarT) with a simple but powerful premise: if it hurts too much to save more money now—just wait until your next pay raise

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67. Without exception, every expert I have interviewed for this book (from the top hedge funds managers to Nobel Prize winners) agrees that the game has changed

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68. In my search for answers, I sat down with the Nobel Prize–winning economist Robert Shiller, the leading expert on real estate markets, and creator of the Case-Shiller home price index of housing prices

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69. If he were a professor at an Ivy League school and had published this work, he probably would have been nominated for a Nobel Prize! But in the trenches—in the jungle—is where Ray would rather live

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70. My friend, Nobel Prize winner and Yale economics professor Robert Shiller, insists that all of his students read it because he wants them to know that capitalism can be a force for good

71. One Hundred Years of Solitude--he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982

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72. My work has been interrupted occasionally only by a letter to the Swedish papers about the Dukhobors[220] on the occasion of the Nobel prize

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73. The Swede, Langlet, who previously had given detailed information to Tolstoi about the Nobel prize

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74. To the Swedish papers (with the suggestion that the Nobel prize be awarded to the Dukhobors)

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