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At the age of just 19, Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford University to start her own business. It was originally called Real Time Cures, but Elizabeth changed the name after worrying people would be sceptical of the word cures, and she certainly didn't want to attract any suspicion. So she instead renamed it Theranos, a combination of the words therapy and diagnosis. Elizabeth had a phobia of needles, and had a vision where you could simply prick your finger and with a single drop of blood test for hundreds of different diseases. Since
but Elizabeth changed the name after worrying people would be skeptical of the word "cure's," and she certainly didn't want to attract any suspicion.
Branding got its name, after all,
Branding got its name, after all, when a heated piece of iron met a cow's hide.
For example, she's long opposed the legislation for women to keep their maiden name after marriage.
For example, she's long opposed the legislation for women to keep their maiden name after marriage.
Practice saying "Please call me..." and your first name after Sam's statement.
Practice saying, "Please call me," and your first name after Sam's statement.
name after marriage. All that,
That's what we're talking about in this 6 Minute English: a husband taking a wife's name after marriage.
I mean, if that's the way to keep him happy, why I have another suggestion at for something we could name after him,
I mean, if that's the way to keep him happy, why, I have another suggestion for something we could name after him.
You really don't know my name after four months of class?
You really don't know my name after 4 months of class.
I think it was the new name after the collapse of the USA.
I think it was the new name after the collapse of the usa.
Hugs is my last name, after all!
Hugs is my last name, after all.
That's actually how the Clipper got its name, after the fast and nimble 19th century clipper ships quickly dipping in and out of ports.
That's actually how the Clipper got its name after the fast and nimble 19th-century Clipper ships, quickly dipping in and out of ports.