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Mr. Mordaunt ultimately founded a counseling service, Insight, offering advice to people seeking to renegotiate bank debt.

He escaped into the theater, and he ultimately founded an experimental troupe called the Dog Company, which eventually moved to London.

Freud would come to identify the work of the psychoanalyst with that of the archaeologist, excavating away the layers of the conscious mind to find the ruined palaces and streets on which our mental lives are ultimately founded: the buried traces of memories and desires that linger on in our psychic lives.

In politics, the Deobandis joined the independence movement led by Mohandas K. Gandhi, a Hindu, and opposed the separate Muslim homeland of Pakistan that was ultimately founded by Mohammed Ali Jinnah, a secular-leaning barrister who smoked cigarettes, wore hand-tailored suits and spats and married a Parsi, a non-Muslim.

Their entire enterprise is ultimately founded on trust.

The CMP was ultimately founded in April 1981 under the aegis of the UN.

"I mean, this isn't doing me much good as a gay icon, is it?" The relationship ended ("I said to her, 'I'm gay' "), and Mr. Bourne returned to drag performing, ultimately founding the company Bloolips, which toured internationally for many years, making regular visits to New York.

Brown, who also suffered from diabulimia for over a decade before ultimately founding We Are Diabetes, said the consequences can be devastating.

John Stuart Mill, despite his vigorous defense of liberty, proclaimed that rights ultimately are founded on utility.

Ultimately he founded Patagonia, a manufacturer of high-end outdoor clothing that did $600 million in sales in 2013.

The civil, political law, founded ultimately upon the consent of the governed, does not cancel the natural law, according to Locke, but merely serves to draw that law closer.