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Coryell

American  
[kawr-yel] / kɔrˈyɛl /

noun

  1. John Russell, 1848–1924, U.S. author of detective and adventure stories.


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Powder-blue end zones with script from the nostalgic days of Dan Fouts and Don Coryell.

From Los Angeles Times

They brought on beauty industry veteran Edna Coryell, McCraw’s daughter, as co-founder and CEO of Mother Science in August 2017 to oversee further research and development, which involved in vitro studies, 3D cell cultures, ex vivo skin testing and genetic analysis.

From Los Angeles Times

Coryell had never brought a new ingredient to the market until Malassezin.

From Los Angeles Times

“It is very rare,” said Coryell.

From Los Angeles Times

Tasha Coryell poses these questions and more in her “Love Letters to a Serial Killer,” author’s note, using the novel to dive into this real-life query.

From Seattle Times