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Bax

[baks]

noun

  1. Sir Arnold Edward Trevor, 1883–1953, English composer.



Bax

/ bæks /

noun

  1. Sir Arnold ( Edward Trevor ). 1883–1953, English composer of romantic works, often based on Celtic legends, including the tone poem Tintagel (1917)

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Will Bax, the duchy's new secretary, said there would be a "modern, socially minded" approach, which could see some charitable organisations and community groups having their rents waived and others with 50% reductions.

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This would cost "significant sums", said Mr Bax, but it was part of a focus on turning the duchy into a social enterprise, supporting communities and reflecting Prince William's interest in projects such as reducing homelessness and tackling climate change.

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Busker Blue Bax said he was a "massive" Sheeran fan, adding the musician was an inspiration for him.

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Alex Bax, chief executive of homelessness and healthcare charity Pathway, says the "health service is too often unable to provide the care that people facing homelessness need".

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In other experiments, low-glucose tumor microenvironments were also unable to activate two proteins, BAX and BAK, sitting on the surface of mitochondria, a cell's fuel generator.

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