By John Updike The New Yorker, May 31 , 1999P. 113 BOOKS signed review of "The Spell" (Viking; $24.95) by Alan Hollinghurst View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.
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If you make a practice of signing reviews, then over the years, many of your colleagues will have received reviews with your name on them.
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Edward C. Voss, a United States magistrate judge, wrote in the unsealing order signed Thursday: "A review of the disclosed affidavit proves that the Times never saw the unredacted affidavit.
Green Party candidate Sian Berry and Liberal Democrat Caroline Pidgeon, both of whom are also seeking election to the London Assembly, had already signed a petition seeking a review of the Earl's Court project masterplan.
Already, the World Bank has signed on for a review of its mediation program, and others, including investment banks, dot-coms and recognized brand-name manufacturers, are interested, the lawyers say.
In May 2007, a group of over 150 medical students signed and submitted a letter requesting a review of the school's sexual harassment and assault policies.
Paul Turner-Mitchell, a business rates expert, said the autumn statement had been "terrible" for retailers, with increasing signs that a review of the commercial property tax would prove a damp squib.
Late last month, Trump signed an executive order mandating a review of the policy, a move most observers have interpreted as the first steps toward its eventual repeal.
