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The 250-page book promises "indispensable advice and inspirational quotes".

George Miles, the curator of Western Americana at the Beinecke Library, and Bill Landis, the Head of Public Services in Manuscripts and Archives, were particularly helpful and provided McCullough with indispensable advice.

The introduction offered indispensable advice for the expectant parent unsure what to call their child: "Some names have developed negative connotations," it warned, "such as Adolf and Myra".

"It will provide indispensable advice on the interface between science and policy for sustainable development".

Refreshed and decompressed from his recent vacation in Vegas, Ron was eager to apply his Zen-like state to dispensing indispensable advice to troubled souls.

Danny Tinneny proved to be instrumental in the construction of the project, at different times serving as foreman, forklift operator, indispensable advice-dispenser, and genial landlord.

Col. Fred A. Olds of the State Hall of History at Raleigh has rendered indispensable service in securing illustrations.

Nothing has since happened to humankind to render his advice obsolete.

(Some leeway should remain for the president's legal advisers to render their advice confidentially).

In his manuscript, he writes: "Historians who render expert advice to the industry are playing a dangerous game.

Compensation is the primary driver for many who render financial advice.