Recipient
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A recipient is defined as an entity which receives a good or service. It can be a person, a group of persons, a company, an organization, or a government.
In the United States, the term is commonly, but not exclusively, used to refer to an entity which receives some sort of recognition, such as an award or a medal, or a gift.
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[edit] General uses
- A recipient of an award or medal.
- A recipient, or beneficiary, of United States federal assistance, also known as federal aid.
- A recipient of student financial aid, such as scholarships.
- A universal recipient, or a person who has AB positive blood type who can generally accept blood donation from the other blood types.
[edit] List of recipients
The following articles are lists of recipients of a certain item:
[edit] General
- List of top United States patent recipients
- List of notable GED recipients
- List of recipients of MacArthur Fellowships
[edit] Awards and recognition
The following articles are lists of recipients of awards, medals, or any other type of public recognition, which can also be referred to as laureate:
[edit] International
- List of Nobel laureates
- List of Balzan Prize recipients
- List of Ig Nobel Prize winners
- List of Pierre de Coubertin medal recipients
- List of IEEE Nikola Tesla Award Recipients
[edit] United States
- List of National Medal of Science recipients
- List of National Medal of Arts recipients
- List of Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients
- List of recipients of Kennedy Center Honors
- Grabby recipients
[edit] Australia
- List of Australian of the Year Award recipients
- List of Senior Australian of the Year Award recipients
- List of Young Australian of the Year Award recipients
- List of Australian Local Hero Award recipients
[edit] Military decoration
[edit] United States
[edit] Great Britain
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