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Steven Chu, the Nobel prizewinning physicist chosen by Obama to be his energy secretary, also faced questioning today before a Senate committee.
被奧巴馬選中擔(dān)任能源部長(zhǎng)的諾貝爾物理獎(jiǎng)獲得者朱棣文今日也面臨參議院委員會(huì)的審議。
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Photographs can also point out the extraordinary or magical in the seemingly irrelevant, as in Bolucevschi Vitali's prizewinning image of ants poised like dancers in stellar form.
攝影還可能指出看似不相關(guān)的非凡或神奇，就像摩爾瓦多·維塔利的獲獎(jiǎng)作品——擺出舞蹈明星姿態(tài)的螞蟻圖像那樣。
Also in attendance was Elena Bodnar, last year's public health laureate, who announced that the public can now buy her prizewinning invention – a bra that transforms into a pair of gas masks.
去年的公共衛(wèi)生獎(jiǎng)獲得者Elena Bodnar也參加了今年的典禮，并宣布現(xiàn)在公眾可以購(gòu)買她去年的獲獎(jiǎng)產(chǎn)品——可以在緊急時(shí)變成毒氣面罩的胸罩。

This was Nobel-prizewinning stuff, and William Fowler, one of the paper's authors, duly got the call from Stockholm.
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If he were a prizewinning political theorist, Krugman might raise an issue at once more serious and more grave than the one he chooses to belabor.
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Lobstermen cast a big shadow in their little towns--so much so that Western Australian writer Tim Winton based his prizewinning 2001 novel, Dirt Music, on a rich, domineering lobsterman.
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