Erikson

[ er-ik-suhn ]

noun

Erik (Hom·burg·er) [hom-bur-ger], /ˈhɒm bɜr gər/, 1902–94, U.S. psychoanalyst, born in Germany.

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The moderator, right-wing commentator Erik Erikson, asked the candidates what they look for in a federal judge.
Fringe Factor: Judges Must Follow Biblical Law | Caitlin Dickson | May 4, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
“By [debate] time voters have pretty much picked their candidates,” says Erikson.
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According to Dr. Erikson, there are three strong developments which help him, but which also contribute to his crisis.
Herein is Love | Reuel L. Howe
Across meadows, over ditches, and at last up rather a steep ascent wound the way to Widow Erikson's cottage.
Little Tora, The Swedish Schoolmistress and Other Stories | Mrs. Woods Baker
In the first rank walked the leonine Erikson, his long hair whipping in the moisture-laden wind from the sea.
Turning Point | Alfred Coppel

The statement was redundant with the propaganda that Erikson's nightriders peddled on every street corner.
Turning Point | Alfred Coppel
Thus had Sweyn Erikson, riding the intolerant wave of antirobotism, come to the Creche.
Turning Point | Alfred Coppel

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