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Grant's administration was so scandal-ridden that party stalwarts put up newspaper editor Horace Greeley – one of the party's founders – as an alternative on the Liberal Republican ticket.

And the emergence of Kenneth G. Langone, the billionaire who was one of Home Depot's founders, as an important backer suggests that Mr. Suozzi will probably be able to raise enough money to mount a statewide primary campaign against Eliot Spitzer, the state attorney general and front-runner for the nomination.

Zuckerberg also gave Nigerian employment site Jobberman.com some golden PR by naming the company and its founders as an example of African innovation.

Zuckerberg also gave Nigerian employment site Jobberman.com some golden PR  by naming the company and its founders as an example of African innovation.

I have talked to the three founders as well as a student customer accepted at Harvard.

Brendan Eich is a Mozilla co-founder, as well as a Netscape veteran who designed the computer programming language JavaScript.

Never a gaming fan, she met with the founders as a mere courtesy.

He describes such casework, "unmentioned in the Constitution" and "unimagined by the founders," as a brand of low-level corruption.

But any movement that regularly summons the ghosts of the founders as a like-minded group of theorists ends up promoting an uncomfortably one-sided reading of history.

The announcement was taken by the European Union elite in Brussels — and by its surviving founders — as a moment of profound vindication.

Ron Chernow portrays the founders as a "noisy and clamorous" group who generally favored limited government but otherwise shared few clear principles.