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1944); Martin Ryle (fizik, 1974); Abdus Salam (fizik, 1979); Frederik 
Sanger (kimya, 1958 və 1980); Albert Szent Gyorgyiç (tibbç 1937); 
Hüqo Theorell (tibb, 1955); Jan Tinbergen (iqtisadiyyat, 1969); Nikolas 
Tinbergen (tibb, 1973); Çarlz Hard Tounes (fizik, 1964); Ulf von Euler 
(tibb, 1970); Corc Vald (tibb , 1967); Ceyms Devey Uotsonu (tibb, 
1962); Patrik Uayt (ədəbiyyat, 1973); Moris Vilkins (tibb, 1962); Betti 
Vilyams (sülh, 1976).  

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