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Campbell ['kæmbl]

坎贝尔(姓氏)

campbell

[ noun ]
United States mythologist (1904-1987)
<noun.person>

"I want nothing to do with it," said Dr. Darrell J. Campbell Jr., a transplant specialist at the University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann Arbor.
But Mr. McMillin predicted Campbell will face stiff competition from Kellogg, "the star of the waffle business."
The new directors are Christopher Skase, chairman of Qintex Ltd., and two other senior Qintex officers, Robert Campbell and Richard Capps.
Formerly at the bottom, Campbell is now near the top.
In the past three weeks, more than $5.5 billion of new issues flooded the Euromarket, including multimillion-dollar issues from such borrowers as Campbell Soup Co. and Ford Motor Co.'s credit subsidiary and a $1 billion issue from Italy.
The divestiture also would enable Hospital Corp. to lop two layers of operating management, according to Victor L. Campbell, vice president, investor relations.
Campbell said it plans to integrate its existing U.K. operations and its Netherlands-based Groko frozen-foods business into Freshbake, which will retain its current management.
"That's where the gas market is going to expand in the near term, and if we're going to curb demand for imported oil, it's in the utility and industrial sector," said Scott Campbell, director of the Energy Department's policy and planning office.
Mrs. Campbell said her son couldn't remember some things that happened or the order in which events occurred.
In addition to Campbell being Bush's Southern campaign chairman, Lee Atwater, his national campaign manager, is a native of Aiken.
Cooking soups, such as chicken broth, cream of mushroom and tomato, constitute one-third of Campbell's market.
"The federal government could help us out with more flexibility on how we spend their money," Gov. Campbell says.
Kathy Campbell, a career counselor at the Career Planning and Placement Center at Stanford University, has been surprised to see even these students having problems finding jobs.
Andrew Campbell, 15, was found with frost-bitten hands and toes in an oak grove of Cleveland National Forest by a father and son out for a drive.
Republicans _ Campbell, n; Cox, n; Dannemeyer, n; Dornan, n; Dreier, n; Gallegly, n; Herger, n; Hunter, n; Lagomarsino, n; Lewis, n; Lowery, n; McCandless, n; Moorhead, n; Packard, n; Pashayan, n; Rohrabacher, n; Shumway, n; Thomas, n.
Equity backing was from South Yorkshire Pensions and the Leeds-based venture fund Capital for Companies. Mr Barry Campbell, production director, says: 'We've hardly felt the recession.
Meanwhile, the prospect of Ragu wasting $20 million to establish a brand that may soon be pulled off the shelves has Campbell licking its lips.
"We are clearing the decks of unprofitable and non-strategic businesses, while bringing our plant capacity more in line with manufacturing requirements," Campbell chief executive officer David W. Johnson said in a news release.
Campbell Soup Co., as part of its continuing streamlining efforts, said it sold its Pietro's chain of pizza restaurants to a corporation formed by Dimeling, Schreiber & Dalglish, a Philadelphia investment firm.
Bush was accompanied by South Carolina Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr., his state chairman, and national campaign manager Lee Atwater, a native South Carolinian.
Campbell said Thursday that state prosecutors so far have failed to prove that a concert by 2 Live Crew was any more obscene than what is seen in nearby adult clubs and bookstores.
Campbell sells about 5 billion cans of soup a year.
Mr. Peterson, Heritage Foundation adjunct scholar, teaches business philosophy at North Carolina's Campbell University.
"They're going to try and get the very last of it," said Coast Guard Petty Officer Scott Campbell. "They've already released some cleanup crews.
Mrs. Boyle knew of his affair with Ms. Campbell, who on Jan. 12 gave birth to a child he fathered, Boyle said.
Campbell acknowledged his computer would be overmatched if the champion performed the way he did in game two Wednesday against Karpov.
"Go a step further, Jim," Campbell countered. "If a poor woman was raped, you are saying she should not be able to have an abortion if she can't afford one even if she's a victim of rape.
He told about seeing Campbell throw a screaming Lattie into a bathtub of hot water, scrubbing the boy with a rag until his skin started peeling off.
It said the Canadian Challenger did not satisfy technical requirements for take-off, but Mr Donald Campbell, Canadian ambassador to Japan, disputed this.
According to Turner, he and Campbell had only about 60 to 80 seconds to react to the emergency.

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