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- proper noun A male
given name , a rare spelling ofPhilip .
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Examples
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The book's first sentence strikes the keynote for a story that will never resolve upon a theme but progress entirely in dissonance and tension: "Phillipp Perlmann didn't know how to live in the present."
Plot-Driven Epistemological Dilemmas Sam Sacks 2012
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Phillipp Zeller gave the Germans the lead in the 16th minute with a flick across goal that went in off the pad of the England goalkeeper James Fair.
England fail in defence of European crown as Germany win semi-final 2011
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Which is exactly what Phillipp Lenssen of Blogoscope did.
Start the viral campaign: Google's PR for new browser distributable under a CC licence 2008
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Which is exactly what Phillipp Lenssen of Blogoscope did.
Start the viral campaign: Google's PR for new browser distributable under a CC licence 2008
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Which is exactly what Phillipp Lenssen of Blogoscope did.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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Lundberg, who under pressure from Phillipp had obtained a note from the Foreign Ministry regarding Raoul's return and generally had displayed a positive interest in his cause, was little inclined to accede to this suggestion, as he feared that such a distinction would trigger a new newspaper polemic, which according to him could complicate the work for Raoul's release.
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Or Phillipp, who listened over the internet from Munich, Germany, live, until 3 am.
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Phillipp also makes a great point that is suggestive of the future of social bookmarking.
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Phillipp also makes a great point that is suggestive of the future of social bookmarking.
Archive 2006-05-01 2006
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This most excellent citizen, as Cicero calls him, met the death he so well deserved at the battle of Pharsalia, and as Cicero says (_Phillipp. _ ii. 29), at the hand of
Plutarch's Lives Volume III. 46-120? Plutarch 1839
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