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Szigeti

American  
[sig-i-tee, si-get-ee, si-ge-tee] / ˈsɪg ɪ ti, sɪˈgɛt i, ˈsɪ gɛ ti /

noun

  1. Joseph, 1892–1973, U.S. violinist, born in Hungary.


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I asked University of California, San Francisco researcher Balázs Szigeti what the line might be between “support” and therapy: “Maybe you’re only allowed to talk about your relationship with your father, but not your mother?” he joked.

From Slate

Austrian winemaker Szigeti produces a dry, bottle-fermented Klassik made from Grüner Veltliner grown in the Neusidlersee region.

From Salon

“The benefits are real,” says lead author Balázs Szigeti, a neuroscientist at Imperial College London.

From Science Magazine

This first study is like a half-time score of two-to-zero at a soccer game, Szigeti says: It’s not impossible that psychedelic microdosing might come back against the odds and show an effect, but “from what we have, it just does not look good.”

From Science Magazine

Experts in mental disorder law are watching the trial closely and consider the defense “unusual if not unprecedented,” said Anita Szigeti, a criminal lawyer in Toronto.

From New York Times