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A Swedish inventor
A Swedish inventor, Alfred Nobel, first initiated the establishment of the Nobel Prize in 1895.
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an inventor, entrepreneur, scientist and industrialist
Born in Stockholm 1833, Alfred Nobel was an inventor, entrepreneur, scientist and industrialist.
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a Swedish chemist who made millions of dollars from inventing and selling dynamite
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist who made millions of dollars from inventing and selling dynamite.
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a Swedish chemist, inventor, entrepreneurauthor and pacifist , [1]
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist, inventor, entrepreneur, author and pacifist [1].
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a Swedish chemist who made Most Christians's fortune by inventing dynamite and other powerful explosives, which were bought by governments to produce weapons
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist who made Most Christians's fortune by inventing dynamite and other powerful explosives, which were bought by governments to produce weapons.
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a Swedish chemist, engineer, businessman, and philanthropist
Alfred Nobel (October 21, 1833–December 10, 1896) was a Swedish chemist, engineer, businessman, and philanthropist best remembered for inventing dynamite.
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a Swedish chemist, an inventor, an engineer, an entrepreneur, a businessman, and an author who was born in 1833
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist, an inventor, an engineer, an entrepreneur, a businessman, and an author who was born in 1833, and died on December 10th in 1896.
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a Swedish chemist and businessman who in 1867 invented dynamite and went on eight years later to patent another explosive, gelignite, which became widely used by both armies and terrorists
Alfred Nobel (1833-1896) was a Swedish chemist and businessman who in 1867 invented dynamite and went on eight years later to patent another explosive, gelignite, which became widely used by both armies and terrorists.
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a Swedish chemist whose initial claim to fame was based on Alfred Nobel's invention of the explosives nitroglycerin and dynamite for use during wars
Alfred Nobel (1842—1919) was a Swedish chemist whose initial claim to fame was based on Alfred Nobel's invention of the explosives nitroglycerin and dynamite for use during wars.
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