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conceiver
noun
One who, or that which, conceives.
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Good riddance said John Bird, the conceiver of this exercise in empathy generation.
"Ella," solidly directed by Rob Ruggiero, the original show's conceiver along with Mr. Garrison, is not quite a one-woman show.
"In some ways, I'm at the top of my powers as a conceiver and creator, but I still have things to prove," said Mr. Jones said, if only to himself.
Ms. Warren has two roles here: officially, as head of Congressional oversight for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and unofficially, as chief conceiver of and booster for a new consumer financial protection agency.
The combined efforts of Rudolf Steiner (conceiver of the principles of biodynamic gardening) and Maria Thun have between them changed my relationship to gardening, food, nature – and to I suppose it's not too much to say – to life.
Because, while I could put forward a decent argument on why Duncan Smith is not a great conceiver, I can put forward an irrefutable one that he is a hopeless implementer.
But one last embryonic mermaid has been left in a sort of barnacled incubator on the sea floor, which opens to reveal the main conceiver of the piece, in a glittery silver fish-scale dress.
Around the corner, in his room at the hotel where he was staying, were hundreds more like it — worn maps of every state in the Union, every Canadian province, every South American country — for the young man was an incessant conceiver of voyages, not a few of which he had actually taken: to Alaska, to Hawaii and Japan, to Hong Kong.
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