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Founded in 1457 by Archduke Albrecht of Austria and confirmed by the Holy Roman emperor and the pope, the university was at first named after its founder, but at the beginning of the 19th century added "Ludwig" to the name in honour of its patron, Archduke Ludwig of Baden.

It was at first called Malcolmpeth, named for a governor of the British East India Company.

Located between two Children's Hospitals, one of them considered a regional reference for cancer treatment, the street formerly named Alberto Montezuma was at first destined to receive a plan for tree planting.

The tentative brand name was at first, but Jun Maeda was not pleased with this and wanted a name that would capture the image of the brand.

The name was at first applied to territories both in Italy and wherever else a Roman official exercised authority in the name of the Roman state.

It was at first mistaken as a gravestone for someone named A. D. Bache.

Mr Boevé, who was never a salaried spy and who, despite his extra-curricular activities, rose to become headteacher of a top Dutch grammar school, said he was at first unwilling to have his name revealed.

It was at first called the Bryant Building, the name of the seven-story building that had occupied the site and which served from 1853 to 1875 as home to The New York Evening Post, whose editor at the time was William Cullen Bryant.

The Hollis Professorship of Divinity at HDS, endowed in 1721 and now held by Karen King, was the first named chair at Harvard and is the oldest endowed professorship in the United States.

The new partners are the first named at the agency in two years.

The poll reports 24percentt undecided, but a closer look reveals that 55percentt were at first unable to name a candidate they would support.