Similar words: torpedo, poor people, thorn, thorny, thorax, author, thoreau, plethora. Meaning: n. outstanding United States athlete (1888-1953).
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31. The big fellow was Jim Thorpe , the greatest American athlete of modern times.
32. Dr. Thorpe is from the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
33. The authors would like to thank Jim Thorpe, the author of the ImportProject Ant task, for his help in making automated builds a possibility.
34. Thorpe next set out to determine exactly when the chaffinch learns to sing.
35. This went against the Olympic amateur code and Thorpe was asked to return his gold medals.
36. Eventually theand the mouse the jar on the floor of Thorpe Wood police station.
37. Look, Ian Thorpe stands up and waves to the audience.
38. The Stockholm games are best remembered for a young native American named Jim Thorpe.
39. Thorpe also showed that the chaffinch is selective in what it will imitate.
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40. When we read of Jim Thorpe or of Colonel Ely Samuel Parker, we cannot tell from their names that they were Indians.
41. "It's a major shortcoming, " Thorpe said about the lack of care coordination that can lead to higher hospital readmission rates and other costly interventions for undertreated illnesses.
42. In his last college season, Thorpe scored 198 points and was voted first-string, All-American halfback .
43. Jim Thorpe was decorated with two gold medals for the two most demanding Olympic events.
44. When he was only 13, Ian Thorpe dominated a major Australian swimming competition.
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