- American Commoner
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Commoner — For the Pulp song, see Common People (song). Common people and The masses redirect here. For the American biologist, see Barry Commoner. For other uses, see The Masses (disambiguation). The French Revolution was in origin an upri … Wikipedia
Commoner — biographical name Barry 1917 American biologist & educator … New Collegiate Dictionary
commoner — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. gentleman, freeman, yeoman, tradesman, bourgeois; plebeian; citizen, subject. See populace. Ant., aristocrat, noble. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. plebeian, bourgeois, bourgeoise, common man, civilian,… … English dictionary for students
Barry Commoner — Born May 28, 1917 (1917 05 28) (age 94) Brooklyn, New York, United States Education Columbia University Harvard University Occupation … Wikipedia
Barry Commoner — est un biologiste américain né le 28 mai 1917. Il a participé à l’élection présidentielle américaine en 1980 pour le Parti des citoyens. Commoner est né à Brooklyn. Il fait ses études jusqu au bachelor à l Université Columbia, puis obtient son… … Wikipédia en Français
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Citizens Party (United States) — Not to be confused with Citizens Party of the United States. Citizens Party Founded May 15, 1979 (May 15, 1979) Dissolved December 31, 1987 (December 31, 1987) … Wikipedia
