Robert Gubby, as he was identified in court, was up against the other three-quarters of the Eurovision-winning Making Your Mind Up lineup; they had been calling themselves the Original Bucks Fizz and had a new album ready to go.
Freddy Gray, as he was identified by the British Army -- was assigned with his fellow commandos to interrogate enemy prisoners as the Allies made their way across France and the Netherlands and into Germany.
"Emin just called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting," Rob Goldstone, an "entertainment publicist," as he was identified by the Times, which broke the story of Donald, Jr.,'s meeting with the Russian lawyer, wrote in an e-mail to Donald, Jr., on June 3 , 2016
Further confirmation of Massino's defection came in February as he was identified as the source for the graveyard, then in May when the Justice Department dropped the threat of the death penalty regarding the Sciascia case.
J. G., as he is identified by New Jersey's courts, is 16, trying to finish high school and hoping to clear his record of something he did when he was 10.
James Roe, as he is identified in his lawsuit against New York City, was 21, homeless and a heroin addict when he was searched and arrested in the West Village on a spring afternoon in 1999.
Dr. Fox, as he's identified on the cover, coached the Pepperdine University tennis team in many glorious seasons and has worked with a number of top players, including Brad Gilbert, Dinara Safina and Sam Querrey.
Realizing that "The Doomsayer" may not be the most commercial project in the world, Mr. Green -- or the Storyteller, as he is identified in the credits -- decides that he will first write and direct a movie musical called "ZigZag," which will blend the swing music he loves so much with the sensibility of the disco era.
The character of Ray, or Galt, or Prisoner 416-J, as he is identified during his cinematic opening-title escape from a Missouri prison, lies at the heart of the story, and whatever he is called, he holds the reader's interest in the same way a bomb might; at some point, you know he's going to go off.
Some readers may assume the casual prejudice explains, at least in part, the bond forged between EH -- as he's identified throughout -- and Ezra Pound, one of his (surprise, surprise) boxing chums.
