Synonyms for H. G. Wells
h. g. wells

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1. Wells, H. G. Wells, Herbert George Wellsnoun

   prolific English writer best known for his science-fiction novels; he also wrote on contemporary social problems and wrote popular accounts of history and science (1866-1946)

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1. List of known nicknames for "H. G. Wells":

   H.G. Wells, Walter Shockenhammer, Sosthenes Smith, Septimus Browne, Herbert George Wells, HG Wells, The Man Who Invented Tomorrow, Herbert George "H. G." Wells

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1. Ewaryst Matczak:

   We have to dig wells 100 metres deep now if we want to have drinking water, the problem is that after mining, it is cheaper for the company to just dump the water into the river Warta from where it goes into the Baltic Sea instead of cleaning it up and pouring it [back] into our lakes.

2. Vikas Dwivedi:

   What really matters now is not the number of rigs or wells, but the number of lateral feet drilled and productivity per foot.

3. Marco Attisani:

   This technology does not patronize them with water wells, i'm not at all criticizing this solution but you can't uplift a community around the world in the 21st Century by digging wells. People are made of water, but they need much more than water. You need to bring the 21st Century technology. You need to bring there water, yes; electricity which is the fire of the modern era, and connectivity because if you are off-line you are not in the present.

4. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell:

   I've personally fracked wells, so I understand the risk as well as the reward, we owe it to our kids to get this right.

5. The OWA:

   Somebody is going to have to pay for all these additional wells that are sitting as orphans.