Campbell English

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Campbell

— noun United States mythologist (1904-1987)

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Joseph Campbell

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The other's Wally Campbell.

Wally Campbell, the actor?

Mr. Campbell is here.

Introducing your favorite and mine, Wally Campbell.

Well, of all people, Wally Campbell.

Mr. Campbell, at the head of the stairs, Lawyer Crosby.

Wally Campbell.

What's your game, Campbell?

Uh-huh, Wally Campbell.

If you're hinting that Wally Campbell murdered Mr. Crosby, I don't believe it!

Wally, Mr. Campbell here, is the real hero.

Mr. Campbell, what was the clue you found?

Mr. Allen Campbell.

In the morning, when Allen Campbell received his letter, he would come.

Oh, Warrenton, Campbell, you know Vickers.

This is Colonel Campbell, who leaves tomorrow to assume command of the Chukoti garrison.

Colonel Campbell has just been begging me to find him a wife.

I saw Miss Campbell and him dancing tonight.

As far as I'm concerned, you and old Campbell and the whole blasted army can go to blazes.

All the cards are stacked on your side. Old Campbell's for you, the fact that you got there first, everything.

Ask Miss Campbell to come to my office immediately.

Miss Campbell left with the first patrol this morning, Sir.

Pay no attention to my wife, Miss Campbell.

You thoroughly embarrassed young Vickers and the Campbell girl, not to mention me.

Ali, tell Lady Warrenton Miss Campbell needs her help at once.

Colonel Campbell, Sir. Over by the wall.

Campbell's there now.

Dr. Campbell, now let's get this thing straight. I'm leaving.

Mr. Campbell on the phone, madam.

Mr. Campbell?

I don't know a Mr. Campbell.

Ross, Campbell, Steadall, Perrino, Danvers.

I'm invited by Mr. Campbell, Mr. Crozier's head gardener.

Look at Campbell.

Campbell's diamond wedding.

Peace and happiness be with them. The pride of the great Clan Campbell.

Come on, Mr. Campbell.

Campbell, don't be silly.

Yes, and you'll be a Campbell.

John Campbell of Kiloran.

A MacNeil at a Campbell ceilidh.

We didn't want to intrude, Mr. Campbell.

News and current affairs

In a study published in January, the economists Claude Erb and Campbell Harvey consider several possible models of gold's fundamental price, and find that gold is at best only loosely tethered to any of them.