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...as online annotation, page printing for free, and bibliography generator. Tom Panelas is the Director of Corporate Communications of the Encyclopaedi... ...omehow associated with the Wikimedia's grants commission. Interview with Tom Panelas - Encyclopedia Britannica (September 2006) Tom Panelas is the ... ...and wisdom accumulated over centuries all over the world. Interview with Tom Panelas (Britannica) January, 2005 Q: Would you agree that the Britan... ...nto existence, just as the sales of the first million selling book, Uncle Tom's Cabin, were largely due to pirated editions. Anyone who says the pub... ...tory doesn't include piracy, just isn't looking. Pirated editions of Uncle Tom did the same for the publishing industry as Napster did for the music... ... in a feedback process: he pays (with a credit card), buys the product and waits for it to arrive by mail. The manufacturers of digital products (int... ...n a feedback process: he pays (with a credit card), buys the product, and waits for it to arrive by mail (or downloads it). The manufacturers of dig...

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...laces to study routine innovation are the design studio and the financial markets. Tom Kelly, brother of founder David Kelly, studies, in "The Art ... ...t innovation - technological and financial - is an inseparable part of competition. Tom Peters put it succinctly in "The Circle of Innovation" when... ... engages in a feedback process: he pays (with a credit card), buys the product, and waits for it to arrive by mail (or downloads it). The manufactu... ...st achieve this without being holier-than-thou, a cynic, a know-it-all or a Peeping Tom." The West has grossly and thoroughly violated Thompson's e... ... with these forsaken regions of the globe, it has acted, alternately, as a Peeping Tom, a cynic and a know it all. It has invariably behaved as if ...

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...laces to study routine innovation are the design studio and the financial markets. Tom Kelly, brother of founder David Kelly, studies, in "The Art ... ...t innovation - technological and financial - is an inseparable part of competition. Tom Peters put it succinctly in "The Circle of Innovation" when... ... engages in a feedback process: he pays (with a credit card), buys the product, and waits for it to arrive by mail (or downloads it). The manufactu... ...st achieve this without being holier-than-thou, a cynic, a know-it-all or a Peeping Tom." The West has grossly and thoroughly violated Thompson's e... ... with these forsaken regions of the globe, it has acted, alternately, as a Peeping Tom, a cynic and a know it all. It has invariably behaved as if ...

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... this same ancient rock with his grandfather. "The warrior is like a hunter who waits patiently", his grandfa­ ther would say, putting his arm around... ...he fear of claustro­ phobia and his own personal panic. When he reached the bot­ tom, he found two men still alive, and fourteen dead. It took four m... ...groups: one in the ravine, and one on either side about ten feet above the bot­ tom of the ravine. When his men were in place he felt better. A surp... ...s takes the cake. At your age, you're fighting 'mano a mano' with a knife and a tom­ ahawk against a fully armed assault team?" 300 Johnathan Cross...

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...hat if the person with the ball does not run away from the tackler? But only waits for him to be foolish enough to try and tackle him… because the i... ...is. Has the Legal system ever tried to prevent any killing? No. It just waits until someone commits a crime, and then tries to sift through al... ...e sheets and white caps and white hoods. Just like the Crusaders once did. Tom Sawyer whitewashing a fence. The fence represents the separation, ... ...ted as a lowly ‘nigger’ by the nation he represented. The perfect mild Uncle Tom. The perfect token example for black slaves to admire. Pure pass... ...The cuckoo bird finds a nest of another female bird that has an egg in it. It waits until a bird leaves its nest. Then it pushes out any eggs that ...

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...d away and backed toward the door. “I will show you the way to where my lord waits.” THEY STOPPED BEFORE a closed door carved with swirls and patterns... ...But I will not have it,” he spat. “You will both die, and then the dwarf who waits in the cages.” A quick lunge and he would be spitted on her blade. ... ... I should be doing. Frustrated anger rose within him. “High Mage, the queen waits,” the guard repeated. Peter nodded and followed him from the room....

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...st them. But when a girl wants a guy to do everything for her or when a guy waits hand and foot for a girl, that is obsession, and as the Dalai Lama... ...No one gets married until...death. “ ” I just think it's funny that everyone waits to get married in LA and everyone rushes to “ get married up North... ...erotic of all, come-f*ck-me shoes stunning — spike heel platforms, peeping-tom pleaser pumps, thigh-high leather boots, strappy stiletto sandals oh...

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...mselves. They are such emaciated creatures, I wonder what they eat? Each waits for the other to speak; each scrapes, bows, tries to efface himself. ... ...r drops...a pause. One could die during such a pause. All of us wait—life waits! A bubbling deceives the spirit, a trill alienates the heart. Someth... ...ear Lord, hear me. Be attentive to my last supplications. I wait, my soul waits. My soul waits for You more than any who wait for the morning. I say... ...ster tells me. Our bedroom window was broken in the storm last week, but Tom has put in new glass, and leaded and puttied it nicely. It was the win... ...hat we had a couple of them at home. She said she wrote a lot of her Uncle Tom in front of her fireplace; then she asked me friendly questions about ... ...n Brown, as the hangman hung him. He was no black Christ: no gentle Uncle Tom; yet, he is becoming a black Christ as we continue this civil war, as ... ... casualties. We will need black Christs if we are to free the negro. Uncle Tom’s Cabin must add space—room by room, year by year. All the powers of ...

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...A force pulling. Evil? Good? Heaven? Hell? What was the destination, Major Tom? New Life Incognita by Gracie C. McKeever 11 "You'll know what to do w... ...r taste. "Do you know what it looks like?" She arches a beautiful brow and waits for him to elaborate. He explains that an incomplete necklace like he... ... picked her up, thrown her over his shoulder to do a Running Man jig and a Tom-Cruise-in-Risky-Business slide down their hallway. Dagny had giggled th... ..." "Don't be silly. She knows how lucky she is." "I don't know. Usually she waits until I'm getting ready to leave before she pours on the guilt trip. ...

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...n of the cosmic goal. Now Ulysses can live out a peaceful old age while he waits for a gentle death that will come to him while he is at sea. ***... ...ast to west and from north to south. At almost every turn of this labyrinth waits a monster that wants to devour Ulysses and his companions. The ... ...lored in the shocking thriller by Michael Mann entitled “Collateral”, with Tom Cruise. It is not enough to see it just once to be able to grasp all ...

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...u think I've got time to spend with a foul abomination like you! A world waits!" In reaction to Lei-kung's insults, the cloud threw out a second b... ...er believed his stories. He was the dragon slayer. He was the legendary tom! Our greatest hero. Legend incarnate. To think I never knew. So mu...

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...I wot not how, are sometimes taken in ill part: as with us, Iacke, Hodge, Tom, Will, Bat, Benet, and so forth. Item, it seemeth that in the genealog... ...hich is a little creature like unto a crabfish, and as his porter or usher waits upon him, attending the opening of the nacre, which he continually k...

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...rsity The Pennsylvania State University is an equal opportunity University. TOM SAWYER ABROAD By Mark Twain CHAPTER I. TOM SEEKS NEW ADVENTURES DO Y... ...adventures we had down the river, and the time we set the darky Jim free and Tom got shot in the leg. No, he wasn’t. It only just p’isoned him for mor... ...es, and everybody hurrah’d and shouted, it made us heroes, and that was what Tom Sawyer had always been hankering to be. For a while he was satisfied... ... his nose and stepped around the town as though he owned it. Some called him Tom Sawyer the T raveler, and that just swelled him up fit to bust. You s... ...dy admiring and gawking over his travels, and it just give the poor old man Tom Sawyer Abroad Mark Twain 3 the high strikes. It made him sick to l... ...e den a bluebird en a jaybird, Tom Sawyer Abroad Mark Twain 27 but ef you waits till you catches dem birds together, you’ll —” “Oh, give us a rest!...

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Excerpt: The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding: Volume One, Containing Books I through VIII.

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... or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding: Volume One, Containing Books I th... ... State University is an equal opportunity University. 1749 THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING by Henry Fielding BOOK I CONTAINING AS MUCH OF THE B... ...d shall prefix not only a general bill of fare to our whole The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding 3 entertainment, but shall likew... ...der be to find that we have, in the following work, adhered The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding 4 closely to one of the highest ... ...ty. This gentleman had in his youth married a very worthy The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding 5 and beautiful woman, of whom h... ... discover itself, but lay lurking in her mind, like a concealed enemy, who waits for a reinforcement of additional strength before he openly declares ...

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...upon Brigliador with all speed. I sent him to the guard-room, where he now waits in case you would see him.” “Ay,” said old Chandos, “a man would have...

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...tleman, ‘he’s always asleep. Goes on errands fast asleep, and snores as he waits at table.’ ‘How very odd!’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘Ah! odd indeed,’ retur... ...next stage?’ inquired Mr. Wardle, of one of the boys. ‘Six mile, ain’t it, Tom?’ ‘Rayther better.’ ‘Rayther better nor six mile, Sir.’ ‘Can’t be helpe... ...no bagman to look on, nobody knew anything at all about the matter; and so Tom Smart and his clay coloured gig with the red wheels, and the vixen ish... ...ave been fit for service again. ‘“Well, damn my straps and whiskers,” says Tom Smart (Tom sometimes had an unpleasant knack of swearing)— ”damn my str... ...m, “if this ain’t pleas ant, blow me!” ‘You’ll very likely ask me why, as Tom Smart had been pretty well blown already, he expressed this wish to be ... ...s told my uncle he said so, and it’s just the same thing. “‘Blow me,” says Tom Smart; and the mare neighed as if she were precisely of the same opinio...

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... about to close the door again, when Mr Pecksniff (being still at the bot- tom of the steps) raised himself on one elbow, and sneezed. ‘That voice!’ c... ...ulder. ‘I believe you are one of the best fellows in the world,’ he said, ‘Tom Pinch.’ ‘Not at all,’ rejoined Tom. ‘If you only knew Pecksniff as well... ...I am afraid,’ said Pinch, shaking his head gravely. ‘For whose you please, Tom, so that it does please you. Oh! He’s a famous fellow! HE never scraped... ...ll your poor grandmother’s hard savings—she was a housekeeper, wasn’t she, Tom?’ ‘Yes,’ said Mr Pinch, nursing one of his large knees, and nodding his... ...and on her desire that you at least should live to be a gentleman. Not he, Tom!’ ‘No,’ said Tom, looking into his friend’s face, as if he were a 27 C... ...oo eagerly, there moved between him and the ground, a mist like that which waits upon the moon on summer nights—the very same to Tom—and wooed him to ... ...nd fork very fast. ‘He eats—when he’s helped. But he don’t care whether he waits a minute or an hour, as long as father’s here; so when I’m at all sha... ...pass the unutterable despair expressed in that one chorus, ‘Go where glory waits thee!’ It was a requiem, a dirge, a moan, a howl, a wail, a lament, a... ...hat he’s carefully looked to. That’s all!’ ‘And as long as Mrs Prig and me waits upon him, sir, no fear of that,’ said Mrs Gamp. ‘I suppose,’ observed...

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...rom the platform, spare ye not To fire a noble salvo-shot: Lord Marmion waits below!” Then to the castle’s lower ward Sped forty yeomen tall, Th... ...e that bore him best, His shoulder, hoof, and arching crest: For, like mad Tom’s, our chiefest care, Was horse to ride, and weapon wear. Such nights w... ...- ‘My mother sent me from afar, Sir King, to warn thee not to war - Woe waits on thine array; If war thou wilt, of woman fair, Her witching wiles a...

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... Posky’s wife, who joined two months before you, my dear, has quarl’d with Tom Posky a score of times, till you can hear’m all over the bar’ck (they s... ...an hear’m all over the bar’ck (they say they’re come to broken pleets, and Tom never accounted for his black oi), and she’ll go back to her mother, wh... ...is chest is all wool, and that his hair, because it never grows, is a wig. Tom Tufto, with whose father he quarrelled ever so many years ago, declares... ...the French theatre, pulled his grandpapa’s hair off in the green-room; but Tom is notoriously spiteful and jealous; and the General’s wig has nothing ... ..., however, but it was the next best thing: it was news of him. It was poor Tom Stubble, who had marched out of Brussels so gallantly twenty-four hours... ...ch he examines these feeble works of art. He looks askance at the lady who waits in the shop, and ties up the cards again in their envelope of whitey-...

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...ittle book. As for Thomas and Jeremiah (it is only my witty way of calling Tom and Jerry), I went to the British Museum the other day on purpose to ge... ... it; but somehow, if you will press the question so closely, on reperusal, Tom and Jerry is not so bril- liant as I had supposed it to be. The picture... ...as ever; and I shook hands with broad-backed Jerry Hawthorn and Corinthian Tom with delight, after many year’s absence. But the style of the writing, ... ...d being measured for a fashionable suit at Corinthian House, by Corinthian Tom’s tailor. Then away for the career of pleasure and fashion. The park! d... ... perhaps to Temple Bar, to knock down a Charley there! There are Jerry and Tom, with their tights and little cocked hats, coming from the opera — very... ...lly they become at Christmas time. What was- sail-bowls, robin-redbreasts, waits, snow landscapes, bursts of Christmas song! And then to think that th...