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1. Bernard, Claude Bernardnoun

   French physiologist noted for research on secretions of the alimentary canal and the glycogenic function of the liver (1813-1878)

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1. • Physiologist

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1. List of paraphrases for "bernard":

   bernards, ballin, bernhard, bernardo, bernie, barnard

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1. List of known nicknames for "Bernard":

   Bernard, Bishop of St David's, Bernard, Bishop of Gaeta, Bernard, Bernard Anicio Caldeira Duarte, Bernard Anício Caldeira Duarte

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1. Tennis Australia:

   This has now been corrected and we wish both Bernard Tomic and JP Smith all the best in the Hall of Fame Championships in Newport, this unfortunate error has been widely circulated on social media and there is some discussion as to how such a mistake could occur.

2. Albert Ely:

   I heard the name Bernard. Bernard is a French name, the only thing I remember is (thinking), 'How can an American call himself Bernard? It's a French name!

3. Bill Norris:

   That guy who has faked an injury, after the match he will have to face his peers in the locker room. He will have to face me. And they did n’t like that, hopefully the fine will set Bernard Tomic straight and Bernard Tomic will not do that again. It’s certainly a lack of professionalism.

4. Bill Norris:

   This young man( Bernard Tomic) not trying in Bernard Tomic match at Wimbledon is not a good thing, if I got called out to court( and realized) some guy just wants to buy time, it is gamesmanship.

5. Brett Kennedy:

   We included industrial designers in the team in an effort to create a robot that looked professional rather than either threatening or overly cute, basically, we wanted the perceptual equivalent of a St. Bernard.