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A0155100 (ā′kən), Conrad Potter 1889-1973. American writer known for his poetry. He won a 1930 Pulitzer Prize for Selected Poems.

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(ˈeɪkən) n1. (Biography) Conrad (Potter). 1889–1973, US poet, short-story writer, and critic. His works include Collected Poems (1953) and the novel Blue Voyage (1927)2. (Biography) Howard Hathaway. 1900–73, US mathematician; pioneered the construction of electronic computers

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n. Conrad ( Potter), 1889–1973, U.S. poet.

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Aiken - United States writer (1889-1973) Conrad Aiken, Conrad Potter Aiken

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city (1990 pop. 19,872), seat of Aiken co., W S.C.; inc. 1835. A resort and polo center and a training area for Thoroughbreds, Aiken has apparel, printing and publishing, drug, and chemical industries. Agricultural products include poultry, livestock, grain, peanuts, cotton, and peaches. Kaolin mines are nearby. A branch of the Univ. of South Carolina is in the city. Nearby is the U.S. Department of Energy's Savannah River Plant, which long manufactured nuclear weapons and is now the site of a controversial plant processing nuclear wastes.

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a city in the southeastern USA, in the state of South Carolina; a suburb of Augusta, Georgia. The Savannah River Atomic Energy Plant is located near Aiken.

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noun United States writer (1889-1973)

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