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Third part of 3-part Talk story about the death of Mildred Stern Hilson, one of those New Yorkers little known except to the well known, who was eulogized the other day at Temple Emanu-El by her mainly rich and often famous friends.

The New Yorker, February 13 , 1995P. 34 Third part of 3-part Talk story about the death of Mildred Stern Hilson, one of those New Yorkers little known except to the well known, who was eulogized the other day at Temple Emanu-El by her mainly rich and often famous friends.

While Russian unwillingness to release documents (except selectively) is well known, there is no accounting for why 95percentt of the records of the British intelligence services during World War II have remained closed, with little prospect of their being opened in the future.

Along with actors, notable new books on directors include Hitchcock Lost and Found: The Forgotten Films (University Press of Kentucky) by Alain Kerzoncuf and Charles Barr, which looks at the Hitchcock oeuvre except for his well known masterpieces.

The individuals most responsible for the decision are not well known, except to finance ministers.

Riffle beetles are found on all continents except Antarctica, and are well known to freshwater ecologists and anglers.

The actors are generally good and mostly not well known, except for Charles Dance, playing aristocratic scum, a part he does well.

At the moment, Mr. Nanjiani, 31, isn't well known, "except to comedy geeks," as he puts it; his name would definitely prompt some head scratching among many of the tourists flocking to see celebrity comics like Bill Maher and Ricky Gervais at the established clubs where much of the annual New York Comedy Festival will take place later this week.

The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals are always available, globally, and the signal structures are well known, except for those dedicated to military use.

The functional role of nitric oxide (NO) and related oxides of nitrogen (reactive nitrogen species, RNS) in skeletal muscle wasting is controversial and far less well understood except that it is well known that NO synthase (NOS) expression is often increased in muscle wasting disorders [11], [21] [25].

"Stated" income (in other words, "unverified") and "no doc" loans were probably not a great idea, except for borrowers who were well known to the lender or already had documents on file.

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