People

Exceptionally easily-known people whose surname is or was Thompson include:

Benjamin Thompson – Anglo-American physicist, unremarkably known as "Count Rumford" Dave Thompson – British standup comedian Daley Thompson - Olimpic Gold Medalist Emma Thompson – British actress Francis Thompson – English poet Hunter S. Thompson – U.S. journalist & author Jim Thompson – U.S. pulp fiction writer John Sparrow David Thompson – former Prime Minister of Canada John W. Thompson - CEO of Symantec Ken Thompson – U.S. computer scientist Richard Thompson - British musician Sir Robert Thompson (counter-insurgency expert) Tommy Thompson – United States Secretary of Health and Individual Services

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A Thompson people (also referred to as Thompson Flow of any stream Salish) come the American First Nation in south central British Columbia.

Language

A Thompson language (also Thompson Flow of any stream Salish) is Salishan language spoken by the Thompson humans of British Columbia.

Places

In the United States of America: Thompson, Connecticut Thompson, Iowa Thompson, Michigan Thompson, New York Thompson, North Dakota Thompson, Pennsylvania Inside Canada: Thompson, Manitoba Thompson, an electoral district in the above location

Other

USS Thompson, two U.S. Navy destroyers Thompson submachine gun Rothmund-Thompson's syndrome Thompson, a Croatian rock band Sadie Thompson, a 1928 film about a "fallen woman" which was remade several times Thomson & Thompson (Dupont et Dupond) come them clumsy detectives from either a Tintin series. Aarne-Thompson classification system of folk stories

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