Searle

[ surl ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Ronald (William Ford·ham) [fawr, -d, uh, m, fohr, -], 1920–2011, British cartoonist and artist.

Searle

/ sɜːl /

SearleRonald (William Fordham)19202011MBritishARTS AND CRAFTS: cartoonist Ronald ( William Fordham ). 1920–2011, British cartoonist, best known as the creator of the schoolgirls of St Trinian's

A year after Syntex reported norethindrone, chemists at rival firm Searle, an American company, reported their own compound, norethynodrel.

Gregory Pincus, a codeveloper of the first pill, chose Searle’s compound.

“This is much more than a traffic jam at the border,” Dominique Searle, editor of the Gibraltar Chronicle told The Daily Beast.

But Searle and other native Gibraltarians say the move to build the reef was about much more than the fishing population.

“Putting up the reef was a provocation,” Searle told The Daily Beast.

Afterward, Quadrangle paid a $1.1 million placement fee to a small firm, Searle Co., with which Morris was affiliated.

Lieutenant Frederick Searle is charged with the execution of this order.

"Well, you might figger it out that way and mebbe not so far wrong," said the cryptic Mr. Searle.

Lieutenant Searle will call on the Commanding General for funds to enable him to comply with this order.

At a subsequent date, he wrote that he had supplied Lieutenant Searle with funds, and directed him to make the payment.

Arthur looked up from the letter, and beheld Philip Searle seated at the opposite side of the table.

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