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And the executive producer, Rome Hartman, is a highly regarded veteran of both the BBC and "60 Minutes," where he produced over 100 segments.

The Palestinian Authority's great expectations of Obama were bolstered by the rapid appointment of Mitchell, the highly regarded veteran of the Northern Ireland peace process.

Bassiouni, a highly regarded veteran of UN and other inquiries, describes King Hamad as an "enlightened monarch who deserves support" and believes he will act on the recommendations.

One of the regiments, commanded by Colonel Joe Dowdy, a highly regarded veteran, had been instructed to contain an Iraqi division that was inside the city, in order to keep it away from two other Marine regiments that were heading toward Baghdad.

"It was like when Google started selling ads overnight, we knew that it was a new business model," says Bret Taylor, Facebook's chief technical officer and a highly regarded veteran of Google.

These divisions holding the front line from the Mediterranean Sea where they faced the XXI Corps, and into the Judean Hills where they faced the XX Corps, were highly regarded veteran formations in the Ottoman Army.

Nine highly regarded veterans of the American Foreign Service are calling for an end to the death penalty for the mentally retarded.

One of the highly regarded veterans of tournament bridge, Russ Arnold of Miami, died on Jan . 27at 90 after a prolonged battle with prostate cancer and kidney failure.

4 Diplomats Urge Execution Limit Nine highly regarded veterans of the Foreign Service are calling for an end to the death penalty for the mentally retarded, saying that the practice puts the United States at odds with the rest of the world and harms foreign policy interests.

They have the fire power to entirely re-cast, in a positive way, the national discussion regarding veteran employment.

Secretary Shinseki said he was "mad as hell," and those who testified seemed concerned if not outraged at reports that some VA's had "cooked the books" regarding veteran wait times and covered up secret waiting lists containing real (bad) data, while publicly substituting made-up lists that falsely reflected exemplary performance.