Hussey then consulted Victor Rothschild, a security adviser to Thatcher (and one-time associate of the Cambridge spies).
After the war, Lane employed as a designer the incomparable Jan Tschichold, a one-time associate of the Bauhaus and known for his Weimar film posters.
Jim Dowson, a one-time associate and fundraiser for the BNP leader, Nick Griffin, joined anti-abortion groups from Dublin and Catholic west Belfast as well as Free Presbyterians in a demonstration outside the Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast.
Winnick, a one-time associate of Michael Milken, is expected to say he did not know and in fact held on to a large portion of his shares even as it crashed.
A new branch, the United Church of God, was created in 1995 by a conference of departing ministers and named Tkach's one-time associate and former The World Tomorrow presenter, David Hulme, as president.
But the process of taking a company public is long and expensive, with many firms spending more than $1 million on one-time costs associated with the transaction.
It will also allow researchers to examine how violence exposure at one time point is associated with outcomes measured later, such as how exposure to violence in 1 year is related to behavior problems the following year.
We're testing what we refer to as Pawsidential services, which can include bedtime stories, belly rubs and other services that allow pet guests added one-on-one time with our associates.
Third, short temporal gene activation events, detected at one time point only, are associated with the lowest state dynamics.
30.77% physicians and 31.11% pharmacists acknowledged that they faced at least one time ADRs suspected to be associated with antimalarial drug (P-value<0.01).
