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...ng in my first two marriages. Love and fear cannot exist together. As Dr. Gerald Jampolsky says, "love is letting go of fear." Once you release your... ...untain. It might also help to remember that surely someone said to Henry Ford, "Henry, you can't build a motor car. Why it'll scare all the horses ... ...ion of the light bulb. Enthusiasm must have been the foundation of Henry Ford's philosophy that says: "Failure is not failure but the opportunity t...

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...d Wells, timers, the auxiliary com- mittee, composed of M. Brown, Bradley, Ford, Soutbworth, War- ren and Wight, and the sophomore and freshmen speake... ...KHnnotli Byanl of Fly Creek, N. Y., hnsinesH manager for tlie coming year. GERALD MYGATT 1908 The following new members were elected to the board : He... ...aptain, W. W. Elder '08. Baseball—Manager, E. M. Hoyne '07; captain, J. C. Ford, Jr., '08. Track Athletics—Manager, L. G. Hin- man '07; captain, B. E.... ...iams Literary Monthly—Buiiness manager, J. K. Byard '08; editor-in- chief, Gerald Mygatt '08. Williama Record— Business manager, C. B. Osterhout '08; ... ...aptain, W. W. Elder '08. Baseball—Manager, E. M. Hoyne '07; captain, J. C. Ford, Jr., 'oS. Track Athletie6—Manager, L. O. Hin- tiian '07, captain, B. ... ...ptain, W. W. ElJcr '08. Baseball—Mauager, K. M. Hoyiie '07; captain, J. C. Ford, Jr., '08. Track Athletics—Manager, L. G. Hiii- man '07; captain, B. E... ... Editor G. Engelhakd 1Q09, M. L. Ernst 1909, CollcKc Notes. Alumni News. » Gerald Mygatt 1908, A.J. Santry 1909, M.W.Maclay.Jr., 19OQ, G. C.Van ue CAK... ...ams Literary Monthly—Business manager, J. K. llyard '08; editor-in- chief, Gerald Mygatt '08. Williams Record—Business manager, C. B. Osterbout '08; r... ...s Editor G. Engelhard 1909, M. I^. Eknst 1909, College Notes. Alumni News, Gerald Mygatt 1908, A. T. Santrv 1909, M.W. Maclay,Jh., 190Q, G, C.\'an de ...

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...nsights provided by Russell Belk, William Novelli, Steve Permut, Jagdish Sheth and Gerald Zaltman. Susan Barrett, Morris Holbrook and Michael Roths... ...yer is not able to concentrate on the question of whether to consider a Buick or a Ford. (But then some point out that divorces result in more auto ... ...nning is demonstrated from that viewpoint. Knowledge itself has been described by Gerald Zaltman (1979) in terms of "items" designed and transmitte... ...rketing and Public Relations." Journal of Marketing 42, 13-20. Kotler, Philip and Gerald Zaltman. 1971. "Social Marketing: An Approach to Planned So... ...n Defining Goals, Structures and Services." Hospital Progress 55, 56-60. Zaltman, Gerald. 1979.. "Knowledge Utilization as Planned Social Change." K... ...5. -----. 1973. Process and Phenomena of Social Change. New York: Wiley. Zaltman, Gerald and Robert Duncan. 1977. Strategies for Planned Change . Ne...

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...he said defensively. “I know, but it’s funny,” Alex lied. “She reminds me of Gerald Ford, always tripping over himself.” “You don’t think it’s fu... ... defensively. “I know, but it’s funny,” Alex lied. “She reminds me of Gerald Ford, always tripping over himself.” “You don’t think it’s funny at ... ... the car's windshield, as Garza 324 J.Cross/Artemis drove the dark, gray Ford Taurus onto the interstate, leaving the city lights behind. Gar... ...lashed on the hideous sign. He veered off onto a mud slickened dirt road. The Ford's wheels slipped along the road. Catching a deep pothole, the car...

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...pers in Social Anthropology 5. Cambridge Univ. Press. LeBar, Frank M. – Gerald Hickey – John S. Musgrave (eds.) 1964. Ethnic Groups of Mainland Sou... ...y of Village Interaction with Community and Amphoe Administration. Philco-Ford Corporation, Pennsylvania. McCargo, Duncan (ed.) 2002. Reforming Thai...

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...ernment leaders: Sir Lynden Oscar PINDLING, Prime Minister (since 1969); Sir Gerald C. CASH, Governor General (since 1979) Suffrage: universal over ag... ...28 May 1986 Political parties and leaders: Barbados Labor Party (BLP), Henry Forde; Demo- cratic Labor Party (DLP), Errol Barrow Voting strength: (198... ...rnment leaders: Sir Robert R. REX, Premier (since early 1950s); John SPRING- FORD, New Zealand Representative (since 1974) Suffrage: universal adult E...

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...ite so preconcluded. There came the mother, Mrs Crich, with her eldest son Gerald. She was a queer unkempt figure, in spite of the at- tempts that had... ...party to come out. Gudrun was impatient of talk. She wanted to think about Gerald Crich. She wanted to see if the strong feeling she had got from him ... ... neutralised, possessed by her as if it were his fate, with- out question. Gerald Crich came, fair, good-looking, healthy , with a great reserve of en... ...ly and the wedding guests. The father, who was not well, withdrew to rest. Gerald was host. He stood in the homely entrance hall, friendly and easy, a... ...hter and running voices. They waited, uneasy, suspended, rather bored. But Gerald remained as if genial and happy, unaware that he was waiting or unoc... ...d a good deal at the house. She had turned away from London, away from Ox- ford, towards the silence of the country. Her father was mostly absent, abr... ... you give me an expensive rug? I can manage perfectly well with my old Ox- ford T urkish.’ ‘But may I give it to you? Do let me.’ ‘How much did it cos...

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...e was pierced by the familiar and irritating rattle of some one cranking a Ford: snap-ah-ah, snap-ah-ah, snap-ah-ah. Himself a pious motorist, Babbitt... ... and inescapable. Not till the rising voice of the motor told him that the Ford was moving was he released from the panting tension. He glanced once a... ... “Standardization is excellent, per se. When I buy an Ingersoll watch or a Ford, I get a better tool for less money, and I know precisely what I’m get... ...on! Why, say, they can’t talk about anything but the weather and the ne-oo Ford, by heckalorum!” “That’s right. They all talk about just the same thin... ...g. He heard McKelvey say to Max Kruger, the banker, “Yes, we’ll put up Sir Gerald Doak.” Babbitt’s democratic love 169 Sinclair Lewis for titles beca... ...al columns, and waited for a return dinner-invitation. As the hosts of Sir Gerald Doak, the McKelveys were headlined all the week after the Babbitts’ ... ...ter the Babbitts’ dinner. Zenith 173 Sinclair Lewis ardently received Sir Gerald (who had come to America to buy coal). The newspapers interviewed hi... ...of American women, and daily life as lived by English county families. Sir Gerald seemed to have heard of all those topics. The McKelveys gave him a S... ...on dinner-dance given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKelvey to Sir Gerald Doak. Methought as we—fortunate one!—were privileged to view that fa...

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...TION TION TION TION SOME TWENTY OR MORE YEARS before I matriculated at Ox- ford, Mr. Palmer, at that time M.P . for Bath, had accom- plished two thing... ...ly called Fi Fi. A revolution of this same Chinese character did young Ox- ford of that era effect in the constitution of mail-coach soci- ety. It was... ... far greater growth, are situated. 44 (footnote) “Giraldus Cambrensis,” or Gerald de Barry (1146-1220), was a Welsh historian; one of his chief works ...

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...e good for noth ing sort, called Robert Fitz Stephen , and Maurice Fitz Gerald . These three, each with a small band of followers, took up Dermond’... ...s agreed upon, he said to his attendants after dinner (being then at Here ford), ‘I should like to ride on horseback, this fine afternoon, a little w... ...ed to beat him or be beaten. The young Prince, assisted by the Earl of Ox ford and the Earl of Warwick, led the first divi sion of the English army;... ...dvance. These he defeated in a great fight at Mortimer’s Cross, near Here ford, where he beheaded a number of the Red Roses taken in battle, in retal... ...ary Stuart, Queen of Scots 321 Matilda 64 Maud the Good 78 Maurice Fitz Gerald 108 Maximilian 281 Meal tub Plot 416 Miles Forest 266 Miles Synd...

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...ersistently carried out their project, at any rate in regard to time. Lord Gerald, the younger son, was at once sent up to Trinity. For the eldest son... ...had precipitated himself, and had known also how probable it was that Lord Gerald would do the same. The results of such scrapes she, of course, deplo... ...inexpressibly sad. ’ ‘It must be sad anywhere. I cannot go to college like Gerald, or live anywhere just like Silverbridge. ’ ‘Do you envy them that?’... ...ys riding. ’ ‘Lady Mary used to ride?’ ‘Oh, yes; and Silverbridge and Lord Gerald. And the Duch- ess used to drive. One of us would always be with her... ... were a boy then. ’ ‘Of course I was very sorry for it,—though I hated Ox- ford. It was neither one thing nor another. You were your own master and ye... ...reason for whose non-appearance must be explained somewhat at length. Lord Gerald Palliser, the Duke’s sec- ond son, was at this time at Cambridge,—be... ...together satisfac- tory occupation, but it was the best which his life af- forded him. He would never, however, come across into the other House, with... ...consideration the Master yielded, and away they trotted. ‘You’ll cross the ford, Fowler?’ asked Mrs Spooner. ‘Oh yes, ma’am; we couldn’t draw the Dais... ...e matter very well, left the hounds, and went to the right, riding for the ford. The ford was of such a nature that but one horse could pass it at a t...

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...d all these unhealthy undergraduates into a cocked-hat. She dared not tell Gerald a word of what had happened: he might have come up from wher- ever h... ...re a freak of hers—her only freak. She had always wanted some, and the day Gerald asked her to marry him she went to a shop and had her ears pierced. ... ...l.” She shut the door with a sigh. Then she re- called the perfect form of Gerald, his athletic walk, the poise of his shoulders, his arms stretched f... ...ession. Imagine the unpleasant- ness if you had found him with friends. If Gerald—” Rickie by now had got into a fluster. At the kitch- ens he had los... ...wful boy! Herbert, isn’t he just the same? But you do know something about Gerald, so don’t be so chilly and cautious. I’ve just realized, looking at ... ...he soldiers on Castle Rings and been beaten. The road to Londinium, having forded the stream and crossed the valley road and the railway, passed up by... ...ble water came gurgling through the wheel-spokes. The horse had chosen the ford. “You can’t own people. At least a fellow can’t. It may be different f... ... talking nonsense. Bending down, he illuminated the dimpled surface of the ford. “Quite a current.” he said, and his face flickered out in the darknes... ...fire playing with one of the lumps of chalk. His thoughts went back to the ford, from which they had scarcely wandered. Still he heard the horse in th...

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...over the property to his newly-founded College of St. Mary Magdalen at Ox- ford, in whose possession it has remained ever since, except small portions... ...t passed to John Arundel, and then to Sir Nathanael Napier, whose son, Sir Gerald, parted with it again to Richard Maijor, the son of the mayor of Sou... ...t but that this must have been to the gardens in Ram-Alley near Chandler’s Ford, originally Chaloner’s Ford, where numerous trees, bearing quantities ... ...the manor of Merdon, including Cranbury, and up to the brook at Chandler’s Ford, have been kept up by “progresses” round them. Probably the “gang” or ... ...brick-making industries, and the convenience of Chandler’s (or Chaloner’s) Ford Sta- tion, and a large and rising colony, on the confines of five pari... ...of the choicest of these, even before the building of villas at Chandler’s Ford put a total end to most of them. Hursley Park touches on one side the ...

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...r. By these fortifica tions, supported by our Navy, to which they would af ford like support, we should present to other powers an armed front from ... ...proper to make such discriminations within the revenue principle as will af ford incidental protection to our home interests. Within the revenue limi... ... people to administer them. The settled purpose, long ago proclaimed, to af ford the inhabitants of the islands self government as fast as they were ... ...med the White House in the 1976 election. The Governor from Georgia defeated Gerald Ford, who had become President on August 9, 1974, upon the resigna... ... White House in the 1976 election. The Governor from Georgia defeated Gerald Ford, who had become President on August 9, 1974, upon the resignation of... ... the wounded and dy ing President Lincoln in a house across the street from Ford’s Theatre, the Vice President returned to his rooms at Kirkwood Hous... ...son Waite, in the Vice President’s Office in the Capitol in Washington, D.C. GERALD R. FORD The Minority Leader of the House of Representatives became...

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...yes rolled in the darkness following the roar. A Mug- ger—the blunt-nosed, ford-haunting Mugger of the Ganges— draggled herself before the beasts, las... ...herself hugely in her four years. T wice she had been nearly drowned while fording a river; once she had been run away with on a camel; had witnessed ... ...y two poets in the world; one being Robert Burns, of course, and the other Gerald Massey. When he has time for novels he reads Wilkie Collins and Char... ...m where the roses lay on the spread breakfast-tables; and returned, by the ford and the city they had once burned for sport, to the great swells of th...

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...fessional Staff Member Rajesh De Counsel George W . Delgrosso Investigator Gerald L. Dillingham Professional Staff Member Thomas E. Dowling Profession... ...former member of Congress,White House chief of staff, and, under President Gerald Ford, already once secretary of defense. Bush decided fairly soon to... ...member of Congress,White House chief of staff, and, under President Gerald Ford, already once secretary of defense. Bush decided fairly soon to keep T... ...ral, U.S. Department of Justice Lee Wolosky, Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP Gerald Dillingham, Director, Civil Aviation Issues, General Accounting Offi... ...n Dubai. Atta probably picked up the group at the airport, having rented a Ford Explorer for the day.Shehri and Nami gave the Sheraton in Miami as the... ...foreword to Roberta W ohlstetter, Pearl Harbor:Warning and Decision (Stan- ford Univ. Press, 1962), p. viii. 7. For the Goldwater-Nichols Act, see Pub...

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... be said, therefore, that he had received his patrimony early in life. For Gerald Robarts, the second brother, a commission had been bought in a crack... ...adful Sowerby incubus. And then the will went on to declare that Mary, and Gerald, and Blanche, had also, by God’s providence, been placed beyond want... ...ad been spending, and had continued to spend, more money than he could af- ford. This very journey of his up to London would be most imprudent, if it ...