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Corwin

American  
[kawr-win] / ˈkɔr wɪn /

noun

  1. Norman (Lewis), 1910–2011, U.S. radio and stage dramatist and novelist.


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William Blair analyst Sami Corwin believes the Arcellx treatment will prove the best-in-class, and rates the stock a Buy.

From Barron's

—Emmett Corwin, Brentwood: Sophomore defensive end recorded two sacks in win over King/Drew.

From Los Angeles Times

Sophomore defensive end Emmett Corwin, who transferred from Windward after the school dropped football, had two sacks and six tackles in Brentwood’s 21-0 win over King/Drew.

From Los Angeles Times

Corwin D. Smidt, an associate professor of political science at Michigan State University, said via email that he “will know a lot more after Tuesday’s primary,” but “right now my models expect turnout will be very close to 2020.”

From Los Angeles Times

When he recovered, a legal dispute blew apart that edition of the trio, but Hassilev kept the Limeliters going, teaming up with Andy Corwin and Mack Bailey.

From Los Angeles Times