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[Page A10.] "It's a misnomer," Mr. Gore said here in Clayton of the Republicans' plan.

When I ask Clayton of the Centre for Cities if this could be Hull's transformative moment, she stoically resists optimism, talking instead about "long-term trends" being extremely hard to turn around.

There's Clayton, of course, who before he went cosmic passed the time regaling his fellow citizens with the plots he'd absorbed off the triple-X Satin Channel that he pulls in with the satellite dish in his yard.

Elizabeth Louisa Masterson Bartle, the daughter of Elizabeth Ward Bartle and Judge Harvey Bartle III, both of Philadelphia, was married yesterday to Austin Buck Clayton, a son of Dr. Cynthia C. Clayton and Dr. William F. Clayton of Orchard Park, N.Y.

"It has zero attention from us now," said Clayton, of the old service.

Clayton of Clayton and Bell, and date from 1883 to 86.

So when an organizer asked for volunteers to play the role of "scared white people" at what was called a "Carnival of Injustice" demonstration in the St . Louis Countycapital of Clayton on Monday, Houldsworth enthusiastically volunteered.

The policy has lifted the four-year graduation rate of recipients by almost 7 percentage points, according to research by Judith Scott-Clayton of Columbia University.

JACE CLAYTON: Much of the art of d.j.'ing involves treating the finished record as raw material for a live performance.

As Clayton Christensen of the Harvard Business School has written, RCA gave no thought to the cheap transistor radios Sony was selling in the 1950s.

The study will be performed at the medical library at the Clayton campus of Monash University.