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It was enough to send him back to Hoboken, where he lay in bed all day for weeks recovering and rereading Thomas Hardy and "Moby Dick," and, eventually, slowly, starting to formulate a book.
Rufus Isaac formulated a game Princess Monster in his book "Differential Games" (Isaaks 1952).
Gould (1989 p. 283) formulated a similar view on historical explanations in his book Wonderful Life.
In a recent column for The New York Times, drawn from his new book On the Road to Character, David Brooks formulated a wonderful distinction between "resume virtues" and "eulogy virtues".
Had Sacks followed their example, he might then have better formulated a Judaism for the 21st century than he has done with this book's honey-coated homilies.
They formulated a case without me".
TDK has also formulated a new audiocassette.
I formulated a special high-gravity ale called "1844".
No one – certainly not John Tolkien, who died yesterday of pneumonia which developed during treatment for a gastric ulcer – has formulated an explanation for why the books in his Lord of the Ring trilogy should at present be selling a steady million copies a year in the United States and half a million in Britain.
In Berlin, Russell formulated an ambitious scheme of writing two series of books, one on the philosophy of the sciences, the other on social and political questions.
