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She is a research scientist who earned her Ph.D in physics.Ph.D = the highest degree awarded in universities in many fields of studyunconventional spelling: Ph.D is an older spelling that is less common today.
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"I am the Dr. Meescham who is the doctor of philosophy," said the voice.† (source)doctor of philosophy = commonly abbreviated as PhD
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Kate and I had talked about the fact that he was a doctor after all, though a doctor of philosophy.† (source)
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He was a Bachelor of Arts of Blodgett College, and a Doctor of Philosophy in economics of Yale.† (source)
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Of course my work—I'm taking my Doctor of Philosophy degree in English—" She made it sound as though she were taking her earldom—"it's rather dry and detached.† (source)
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The guests were Howard Littlefield, the doctor of philosophy who furnished publicity and comforting economics to the Street Traction Company; Vergil Gunch, the coal-dealer, equally powerful in the Elks and in the Boosters' Club; Eddie Swanson the agent for the Javelin Motor Car, who lived across the street; and Orville Jones, owner of the Lily White Laundry, which justly announced itself "the biggest, busiest, bulliest cleanerie shoppe in Zenith."† (source)
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He had been granted the opportunity to study in America through a scholarship from the University of Utah, which had offered him full funding to pursue his PhD in Economics.
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PhD = the highest degree awarded in universities in many fields of study
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