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William Nordhaus |
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Philip Noel-Baker |
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Ryōji Noyori |
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John Forbes Nash Jr. |
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Douglas Osheroff |
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Eugene O'Neill |
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Frederic Passy |
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Wolfgang Paul |
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Adolfo Perez Esquivel |
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James Rainwater |
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Louis Renault (jurist) |
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Robert Coleman Richardson |
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Frederick Chapman Robbins |
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Robert Robinson (chemist) |
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Joseph Rotblat |
James Rothman |
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Carlo Rubbia |
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Paul Sabatier (chemist) |
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John Sulston |
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Jack Steinberger |
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Henry Taube |
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Joseph Hooton Taylor Jr. |
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Richard E. Taylor |
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Nikolaas Tinbergen |
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Jean Tirole |
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George Paget Thomson |
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Gregory Winter |
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George Whipple |
M. Stanley Whittingham |
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John E. Walker |
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George Wald |
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