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Méhul

American  
[mey-yl] / meɪˈül /

noun

  1. Étienne Nicolas or Étienne Henri 1763–1817, French composer.


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That same month, just weeks before Carla Marie Stehman and Mehul Doshi’s three-day wedding celebration from Feb. 10 to 12 in Chicago, the city started requiring proof of vaccination at restaurants and other indoor spaces.

From New York Times

Mehul Suthar, an immunologist at Emory University, is eager to study omicron itself in his high-containment laboratory, where he typically dilutes a vaccinated patient’s blood in stages to see at what point a variant is able to break through the antibodies and infect cells.

From Washington Post

“Still achieving 80 percent is a very good number,” said Mehul Suthar, a virologist at Emory University who studies the coronavirus.

From Seattle Times

Mehul Suthar, a virologist at Emory University in Atlanta, says there may be a limit to how many mutations a virus can acquire on the spike protein before it is no longer able to bind to the ACE2 receptor.

From Scientific American

Police in Antigua and Barbuda said they had intensified a search for fugitive Indian-born jeweller Mehul Choksi, who went missing on Sunday, and have requested international police coordination agency Interpol to issue a global alert.

From Reuters