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The Pentagon's Office of Freedom of Information and Security Review, on June 25, also omitted those records and ones from the first quarter of 1969 when it provided hundreds of pages of Mr. Bush's National Guard file -- basically what the White House had already released last February -- in response to a request filed Feb. 10 by The New York Times.

Trains from Waterloo arrive at the south station and ones from Wales and Bristol come into the west station.

Ps – we're going into dual-driver mode now, so you'll see posts from Richard Adams tagged 'Richard', and ones from Adam Gabbatt tagged 'Adam'Adam

So far, the group has more than 650 members — incoming freshman from as far away as Belgium, Singapore and China, and ones from Long Island and Texas.

Designer lipsticks, like those by Chanel, Dior and Dolce & Gabbana, and ones from the small independent lines Edward Bess and Ellis Faas retail for more than $30.

But if there's a connection between this Cabinet and ones from the 16th or 17th centuries, it's that they are all supposed to tell us something about the world.

Those campaign aides, and ones from the Bush campaign, sometimes look out of place as they plant themselves in front of the circuit court here; campaign operatives who are accustomed to jabbering about tax cuts or Social Security remedies instead find themselves awkwardly holding forth about the rule of law and constitutional principles.

Small caps and midcaps are measured by other Standard & Poor's yardsticks and ones from Russell, too.