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Giant among imaginative promoters of the ideas of interplanetary travel, the colonising by man of nearby planets and the urgent need for peaceful exploration of outer space, Sir Arthur C Clarke, who has died aged 90, was pre-eminent because of his hard and accurate predictions of the detailed technologies of spaceflight and of the use of near-earth space for global communications.

Thomson said it would keep The Globe and Mail, Canada's pre-eminent daily, because of what the company called the newspaper's strong fit with its financial-information business.

When one eminent ultra who, because of his job as an insurance salesman, was caught in traffic and therefore late for a meeting by one hour, Klopp insisted on the sit-down being delayed for as long as it took because he wanted everyone to be there.

The fixation endures in part, said Stanley I. Kutler, a pre-eminent Watergate historian, because "of all the presidents in the last 50 years, it is Nixon that's the most interesting".

"Beckmann was eminent and out of fashion," Mr. Storr added.

This threat is most eminent for wearers of body armour and to lightly armoured combat vehicles.

Similar to NM individuals, widened Z-disks were eminent in sarcomeres of tmod4 trg mutants.

β-END plays an eminent role in addiction because of its mutual modulatory relationships with the mesolimbic dopaminergic system [ 256, 268, 260– 267].

Towns are protected against action for damages, because such suits are full of hazard, as an eminent judge of this State once told me of medical malpractice suits.

Many of his students became eminent historians of Judaism.

Strang's letter convinced several eminent Mormons of his claims.