Examples of using Blumenthal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Dan Blumenthal.
One reason may have been an amino acid in their green tea called L-theanine,says Mark Blumenthal, of the American Botanical Council.
Von Blumenthal.
The complete text, together with a translation into Latin, was published inLondon in 1863 by Francis Newman and 1931 in a book by Albrecht von Blumenthal.
Mark Blumenthal.
Blumenthal:"I have made mistakes and I am sorry.".
Richard Blumenthal.
Blumenthal said gun safety will be a major subject in the 2020 election campaign.
In the U.S., we like to consider health care afree market,” said Dr. David Blumenthal, president of the Commonwealth Fund and a former adviser to President Obama.
Mandy Blumenthal said:“It is horrible to be singled out, to be told you are not allowed to do something because of who you are.
Words have consequences, like saying we have an invasion on our border andtalking about people as though they were different in some fatal way," Blumenthal told CNN.
Zack Blumenthal, 26 years old.
I think it's a gamble that the judge may not mean what she said and is going to go with what they want,"said Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal.
Nissan Blumenthal was born in Berdichev, Ukraine, and at the age of 21 held his first cantorial post at the local Synagogue.
Mike Yarus has been one of the strongest proponents of this idea, and his lab has provided some of the strongest evidence for it over the past two decades," Blumenthal said.
Von Blumenthal was born in Schwedt, Brandenburg on 30 July 1810, the son of Captain Ludwig von Blumenthal, who was killed in 1813 at the Battle of Dennewitz.
Around 1984, Faber collaborated with Joel Primack, George Blumenthal, and Martin Rees to elucidate their theory of how dark matter was part of galaxy formation and evolution.
In this paper the Yarus group has made the amazing discovery that even an extremely tiny RNA can by itself catalyze a key reaction thatwould be needed to synthesize proteins," Blumenthal said.
Even Republican Senator John McCain took it upon himself toco-sponsor a bill(with D-Conn Senator Richard Blumenthal) that would basically force pay-TV operators to offer a la carte deals.
At the age of 17, Colonel Hans von Blumenthal, commander of the Gardes du Corps, became the prince's governor. As a result, he and his brother Frederick William spent much time at the Colonel's estate at Paretz.
Over the week of March 18, more than 400 entrepreneurs flooded social media with matching black-and-white photos declaring their support, including billionaire Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky andWarby Parker co-CEO Neil Blumenthal.
Blumenthal, who lives in a multimillion-dollar home near the parking spaces, tells The Boston Globe she didn't expect the bidding to go quite so high for the spots she says will come in handy for guests and workers.
The museum contains the largest collection of Judaica, third by its size in the United States, a historic center of Western Jewry, a library and an archive containing tens of thousands of items,some of which are on display at the museum exhibitions and Blumenthal Collection- rare manuscripts and books.
The Blumenthal Orphanage was known for creating a family-like home environment for youth from many different religious communities- Sephardi, Ashkenazi, Hasidic, etc.[7] The use of Hebrew as the official language of instruction further served to unite children of different countries and languages.[2].
Then came stern warnings fromone of America's best“China hands,” Dan Blumenthal, that“Israel's Embrace of China is Sorely Misguided,” and from a strong and steady friend, Elliott Abrams, who wrote that“Israel mustn't let its economic relationship with China threaten its political relationship with America.”.
Ilse Blumenthal-Weiss was born on 14 October 1899 in Berlin to Gottlieb Weiss, a clothing store owner, and Hedwig Weiss-Brock.She married Herbert Blumenthal, a dentist, in 1929. She trained to become a teacher in physical education[1] and worked as an orthopedic specialist, although she had also written poetry from a young age.
Psychiatrist Kurt Blumenthal went so far as to claim that many survivors were just pretending to have mental problems, when he wrote in 1953 about"compensation neurosis" or"purposeful neurosis," which was ostensibly characterized by an attempt to portray oneself as having suffered great damage in order to increase compensation one would receive.