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surname derived from a commonChinese surname . - proper noun A
surname ofKorean origin. - proper noun A
surname ofDanish origin. Variation ofVang .
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Examples
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(R.F. Spencer in _Ciba Symposia_, vol. 8, No. 7, 1946 with references).p. 92: The main source on Wang Mang is translated by C.B. Sargent, _Wang
A History of China Wolfram Eberhard 1949
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GRANDMASTER WANG WENYONG Grandmaster Wang is a living legend in the World of Chinese Martial Arts, and one of the greatest exponents of Chinese wrestling of the last 100 years.
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GRANDMASTER WANG WENYONG/KING OF SHUAIJIAO Grandmaster Wang is a living legend in the World of Chinese Martial Arts, and one of the greatest exponents of Chinese wrestling of the last 100 years.
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GRANDMASTER WANG WENYONG Grandmaster Wang is a living legend in the World of
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To wang, or not to Wang, whenever you're talking about PA, it's not a question, but a fact!
COMIXTALK 2009
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To wang, or not to Wang, whenever you're talking about PA, it's not a question, but a fact!
COMIXTALK 2009
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WANG HEADS WEST Hampton Roads Academy, has decided to spend a postgraduate year at Westwind Prep Academy in Phoenix, Az. The idea is to help Wang, 18, add some weight and muscle and expose him to more of the American style of basketball in an effort to attract college recruiters.
unknown title 2009
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The final talk of the session was by Muyin Wang from the University of Washington, on “Examples of Selecting Global Climate Models for Regional Projection”.
AGU Day 3 part C: How good are predictions from climate models? | Serendipity 2010
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But it's a label Wang politely chafes at, and over the past three seasons he's become sui generis: a designer with the creative chops to increasingly earn a place in high fashion's conversation, but whose clothes are accessible to more than just the one percent.
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But it's a label Wang politely chafes at, and over the past three seasons he's become sui generis: a designer with the creative chops to increasingly earn a place in high fashion's conversation, but whose clothes are accessible to more than just the one percent.
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