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Cavendish

— noun British chemist and physicist who established that water is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen and who calculated the density of the earth (1731-1810)

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Henry Cavendish

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To the Cavendish Institute.

We'll get Cavendish to make a survey.

Cavendish?

Black currant jam, Cavendish.

Say, Cavendish.

Cavendish.

Where were you going, Cavendish?

That's all, Cavendish.

Hello, Cavendish.

Cavendish, Dennis.

Well, whilst we've got interesting people, we met mr. Oliver Cavendish who.

Mr. Oliver Cavendish of Leicester, who claims to be able to recite the entire bible in one second, whilst being struck on the head with a large ax.

Peregrine Cavendish.

Mr. Drax will see Mr. Bond in the drawing room, Miss Dufour. - Thank you, Cavendish.

How about dinner at the Cavendish Hotel two months from now?

My uncle worked at the Cavendish lab.

This is the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University where the constituents of the atom were first discovered.

Saint Deus! John Cavendish!

And I of you, Mrs. Cavendish.

Mr. Cavendish, he wanted his permission for an autopsy, then.

Lawrence Cavendish brought a candle this morning.

Yes, thank you, Mr. Cavendish.

For her last will, of there are two months, it left this one and the house of London to the oldest son, John Cavendish.

Dressing what not, Mr. Cavendish.

Hastings, it did not seem to him strange which Lawrence Cavendish was suggesting what had the mother been poisoned by accident?

And also the Lady Cavendish.

He seemed Lawrence Cavendish.

Cavendish!

John Wendover Cavendish, is accused of murdering his mother, you. Emily Rose Inglethorp, in on Tuesday, 19 of June of 1917.

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Both discoveries--DNA structure and protein structure--were made at Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory.

Bernal moved back to Cambridge as a lecturer in structural crystallography in 1927, and in 1931 was promoted to assistant director of research in crystallography, by then a sub-department of the Cavendish Laboratory.