In the context of his fellow postwar clowns, some of whom, such as Tony Hancock and Kenneth Williams, were not only sad but suicidal, Spike Milligan was both a remarkable and a representative figure.
His career as a desert fighter and camel dealer in Arabia, leader of expeditions in the wilds of Oman, pearler in the Persian Gulf, secret agent of Iraq, and representative of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, is remarkable, judged by any standard".
His traveling party — a remarkable 83 people — included the 21-year-old Alice Roosevelt, the president's daughter, and Representative Nicholas Longworth, who would soon marry Alice and later become speaker of the House.
This election cycle already promised, mainly because of term limits, a remarkable turnover in our civic leadership, opening the way to a more diverse and representative group of elected officials with fresh ideas.
Indeed, new queens demonstrate remarkable vertebral lengthening associated with parity [ 46], which might also be associated with the release from reproductive suppression and representative of a pubertal growth spurt [ 47].
Excellence in these categories, Ferguson says, may explain the West's remarkable rise, but late in the 19th century "the Rest," especially Japan, began to catch up in all but internal competition and representative government.
Few of them may be more remarkable than Representative Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin, 50, a Democrat who is running for the U.S. Senate against Tommy G. Thompson, 70, the former longest-serving governor of that state.
Some remarkable and representative prostheses are listed to show the devolvement of total wrist prosthesis and their individual special innovations to fix the problems.
and Representative Augustus Hawkins (D Calif).
and Representative Bill Delahunt (D Mass).
For achieving this remarkable victory, Representative Pallone gets an Honorable Mention.
