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The company has established links with a series of universities in Ukraine and accepts students from across Europe for work placements at its headquarters.

Ignatieff was a fixture on television, regularly appearing on both sides of the interviewer's microphone and producing documentaries for the British Broadcasting Corporation, and he returned to academia as a visiting professor at a series of universities.

But Mr Obama is not, of course, running in 2010, although he has recently stepped up his efforts to rally the students, making speeches at a series of universities and even taking to the pages of Rolling Stone to scold apathetic liberals.That should help Democrats a bit.

After a "wonderful, romantic first year" in Copenhagen, where he did research at what is now called the Niels Bohr Institute, the couple returned to the United States, where he earned his Ph.D. at Princeton and worked at a series of universities, including Columbia, the University of California at Berkeley, M.I.T. and Harvard, where Ms. Weinberg studied law.

He said he had already been invited to give a series of university lectures in Baku.

After a series of university appointments, Gentile in 1917 became professor of the history of philosophy at the University of Rome.

This operation has usually remained in the hands of the original publishers of the books, who have developed their own series of "university paperback books".

Gilman had resigned from the University of Michigan, and administrators had scrubbed all traces of him from the institution: the wing of the hospital, the lecture series, the university's Web site.

The company was also subject to controversy after a series of university e-mails from Spiegel, where he made references to drug use, drunk sex and misogynistic behaviour, appeared online.

Fortas generally had sided with the liberal court majority, and his nomination was quickly assailed by various critics, who also cited his continued counsel on policy to Johnson and his acceptance of $15,000 for a series of university seminars.