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BATTLESHIP Peter Berg directs an action thriller based on the distinguished board game.

Officials say Obama is unlikely to indulge in an impromptu city walkabout like George W Bush who, during a 2005 visit, dropped in on the distinguished chocolatier Mary to buy a box of pralines.

"The personal attacks on the distinguished district judge and our colleagues were out of all bounds of civic and persuasive discourse — particularly when they came from the parties," Bybee, who worked in the George W. Bush Administration, wrote.

On the distinguished panel were Richard Edwards of MyZebra, Peter Nixey from Webkitchen along with Ivan Pope from Snipperoo.

The scope of this paper is focused on the distinguished features of such a tablet-based composition marking recording system, i.e., a camera-free think-aloud protocol instrument, followed by a brief report on the pilot study of our system.

qualitative development of the tourist sector, based on the distinguished cultural resources of the Ionian islands, innovative / qualitative and environmentally-friendly agricultural production, upgrading of tourist infrastructures and the certification of tourist services, and finally.

In 1980, along with the writer P. D. James, a former C.I.A. chief, an expert on Jack the Ripper, and the founder of the bookstore Murder Ink, McDade was one of the distinguished guests on the Sagafjord when it sailed from Florida to Italy on the First Floating Whodunit Cruise.

Carl Fischer Music, his principal publisher, mourns the passing on April 26 of the distinguished and innovative composer Henry Brant, winner of the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Music.

On Saturday at 1 p.m., "Green-Wood's Great Women," a walking tour, will focus on some of the distinguished women buried in this historic Brooklyn cemetery, at Fifth Avenue and 25th Street, Greenwood Heights.

Other notable concerts include the festival debut on Wednesday of the distinguished French pianist Philippe Entremont, who will play Mozart's Sonata in A major (K. 331), Beethoven's "Appassionata" sonata, Debussy's "Images" (Book 1) and works by Ravel.

The material is based on the work of the distinguished Romanian novelist and religious historian Mircea Eliade, but Eliade's ideas may not be amenable to dramatic treatment, and, in this case, they have been handled with appalling solemnity.