tichy
Britishadjective
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And it was the only company that made an antidote to lead poisoning, Dr. Tichy said.
From New York Times
“Health is so foundational to our country functioning well,” Dr. Tichy said.
From New York Times
That added “insult to injury,” said Eric Tichy, a supply chain division chair at the Mayo Clinic and the board chairman of the End Drug Shortages Alliance.
From New York Times
“Welcome to New York,” he said, after co-pilot Austin Tichy had tied us up at the Skyport Marina dock as if we were a boat.
From Washington Post
Ijon Tichy is a character from the stories of Stanisław Lem, among the wildest works I’ve read.
From New York Times
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