Employees of D.C. Chartered Health, which was owned and controlled by Thompson at the time, gave $13,500 to Clinton on those dates, campaign finance records show.
And several others with financial ties to Thompson — his hairdresser; his massage therapist; and several consultants and their family members and employees — together contributed more than $40,000 to Clinton's campaign on those dates, campaign finance records show.
Sure, the Oscars aren't until February, but The Season is here already: the jockeying for best movie release dates, campaigning for attention, and most important of all, getting people chatting about films and awards.
Cocker duly assembled the 21-piece collective known as Mad Dogs and Englishmen and undertook a punishing 65-date campaign packed into only 57 days.
It is the first local government in Australia to act on the "Change the Date" campaign, which calls for Australia's national day to be moved to a date that is more inclusive.
"I moved from dating campaign operatives to reporters as my career changed, although it seemed that during the Gary Hart campaign, the candidate was getting more action than I," said Ms. Lynch, who never married.
Other destruction levels are less well dated, and in order to improve the chronological control, an OSL dating campaign was designed, particularly for those periods where the radiocarbon calibration curve incorporates large errors on radiocarbon dates.
On this front, I waged a lunch date campaign.
"In an effort to preserve New Hampshire's historic first-in-the-nation primary status, the Huntsman campaign will boycott the Nevada caucus as long as the state continues to jeopardize New Hampshire's primary date," campaign manager Matt David said in a statement, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
They have designed and made their own flat-pack furniture, ready meals and internet dating campaigns.
Problems of poor quartz characteristics, along with uncertainty in predicting quartz OSL behavior for future dating campaigns poses a significant problem for projects, in particular for neotectonic contexts.
