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...ged in Plato, 'Follow thy businesse and know thy selfe;' Each of these two members, doth generally imply all our duty; and likewise enfolds his compa... ...ld throw a Dagger, and make a whip to yarke and lash, as cunningly as any Carter in France. But her effects are much better discovered in the strang... ...when ever need shall be, as gloriously in a doublet as in an armour; in a cabinet as in a campe; the arme held downe, as lifted up. A wisedome so te... ...es which lead to Venus chambers, than at the doores that direct to Pallas cabinets. And when he shall perceive his scholler to have a sensible fee... ...of which there are store) doe thus besot them: whereas to our schollers a cabinet, a gardin, the table, the bed, a solitarinesse, a companie, morning... ...foe to humane sensualitie and worldly pleasures: incapable of all politike administration; and unfit to assist others or to helpe himselfe: apt to be... ...uch fairer they are. Some colour of reason there is, men should leave the administration of their goods and affaires unto mothers whilest their chil... ... this subject. The popular makes the King to be of worse condition then a Carter; and he that extolleth, Monarchy placeth him both in power and sove... ...excuseth both the disobedience and the vice of the interpretation, of the administration, and of the observation. Whatsoever then the fruit is we ma...

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...larey '07, of Great Barrington made the opening address. "Fellow students: members of the faculty, hiding behind the trees; fair sisters of North Adam... ...bers of the faculty, hiding behind the trees; fair sisters of North Adams; members of the A. P. W. society, the advancers of the social life at Willia... ...St. John's Episcopal ohurcli, Sunday morning, in the absence of Kev. J. F. Carter. The musidil club mnnngement has arranged a concert to be given in G... ...heorems encoun- tered in Matliematics 1. Since last October Mr. Schmidt, a cabinet maker in North Adams, and a graduate of a Leipsig tech- nical schoo... ... the four branch libraries in the new seminar room in Good- rich Hall. Dr. Carter expects to sail for Europe within the next fortnight, I and will spe... ...TIC 6000S Tennis Golf Baseball The engngemunt is annonnced of Misi Mary E. Carter of Meri- din. Miss., to Asst.-Professor Jnines B. Prntt '98. Miss Ca... ...This representation could be made conditional upon the effi- ciency of the administration of the various minor interests. Mal- administration in one a... ...itor of all non-athletiu under- graduate organizations by the Committee on Administration. While the new officer will have no jurisdiction over the mo... ...use-Parties Tbe following announcements have been made by tbe Committee on Administration: Administrative Rule 15 is amended as follows, tbe changes t...

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...had. in contrast to its predecessor ciphony devices. was that it was neatly packaged in a single cabinet about two­ thirds as tall and somewhat fatter... ...s and controls on access to prevent theft of equipment and their supporting materials. this KY-l cabinet was in fact a three­ combination safe that co... ...of bits each second to describe and transmit these TV Ii also The KG-24 does it, and'n one fair! cabinet [ But thon ate oaJy 6 [V-l) aad 7 [V-21 _ ID_... ... they could do was to tell the Signal Corps about it, which they did. There they met the charter members of a club of skeptics (still BourishiDg!) whi... ...from the Dept. of Defense through whom the Director, NSA reports to the Secretary of Defense, md members from NSA, Army, Navy, Air Force, State, CIA. ... ...d meets irregularly, it does its buaineaa maiDly by circulating pmpoeed. pollcy papers among its members and having them vote for adoption. The USCSB ... ... of citizens in the post-Waterpte climate. In short, could we be trusted? An early action of the Carter Administration, theRfoR, was to issue a Policy... ...izens in the post-Waterpte climate. In short, could we be trusted? An early action of the Carter Administration, theRfoR, was to issue a Policy llevie...

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... the classics, a realistic novel. 8. The names of monastic orders and their members: Black Friars, Dominican, Jesuitism. 9. The proper (official) t... ... study of the University of Chicago, in all official work dealing with its administration or curricula: (the University), the School of Education (... ... The U~iversity of Chicago Press the Faculty of the College of Commerce and Administration (but: the faculty); the President, the Registrar, Profess... ...igencies of special cases: ARTHUR P. MAGUIRE, Secretary Yours very truly, CARTER H. HARRISON Mayor of Chicago CHARLES M. GAYLEY Profess07 of Eng... ...that," pre- ceding them (see 32) : Manual of Style: Purtctuation 45 "The membership of the international commission was made up as follows: Franc... ...stitutions; in Ohio, twenty-two; in Indiana, thirteen;" "In Lincoln's first cabinet Seward was secretary of state; Chase, of the treasury; Cameron,... ...bservient, non-contagious, non-ability, non-interference, non-unionist, non-membership; but: nonage, nondescript, nonessential, nonplus, nonsense, n... ... 93. Unive+ty of Chiw4 ppitalization of speaal terms de wth organization, administration, an curricula of, 42; of titles of divisions, departments...

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... and strew their books everywhere; they have, in these days, so filled the cabinets and ears of the ladies with them, that if they have lost the subst... ...of those days. In the night I am never there. There is by the side of it a cabinet handsome enough, with a fireplace very commodiously con- trived, an... ...s does this raving put our faces into! what sallies and agitations both of members and voices does it inspire us with! Does it not seem that this indi... ...formed by themselves, whereas all other sorts of justice they remit to the administration of others. An immoderate bounty is a very weak means to acqu... ...stature they have in a garden, were excellently formed in gold; as, in his cabinet, were all the animals bred upon his terri- tory and in its seas; an... ...who stands for the people makes the king to be in a worse condition than a carter; he who writes for monarchy places him some degrees above God in pow... ... thank me for the order, the sweet and silent calm that has accompanied my administration, can- not, however, deprive me of the share that belongs to ... ...easant said this; a woman said that; he has never anybody in his mouth but carters, joiners, cobblers, and masons; his are inductions and simili- tude... ...me sort excuses alike disobedience and defect in the inter- pretation, the administration and the observation of it. What fruit then soever we may ext...

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...as in the Legislature and Douglas in the lobby; and again in 1836, both as members of the Legislature. Douglas, a very able politician, of the agile, ... ... even among his friends,—even among those nearest to him. In selecting his cabinet, which he did substantially before he left Springfield for Washingt... ...mstances. It might indeed have been fore- seen that among the members of a cabinet so composed, troublesome disagreements and rivalries would break ou... ... might have been composed in a common opposition to him. As members of his cabinet he could hope to control them, and to keep them busily employed in ... ...and take full charge of them himself. At the end of the first month of the administration he submitted a “memorandum” to President Lincoln, which has ... ...that paper Seward actually told the President that at the end of a month’s administration the government was still without a policy, either domestic o... ...rity. In his reply, which he forthwith despatched, he told Seward that the administration had a domestic policy as laid down in the inaugural address ... ...because we know them to be true and we choose to live or die by them. Esq. Carter, who is Adams’s friend, personal and politi- cal, will recollect, th... ...uch contempt he could treat his own declaration, he has had this same Esq. Carter to ad- minister the oath to him. And so important a witness does he ...

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...ut who was always represented on fashionable nights by some of the younger members of the family. On this occasion, the front of the box was filled by... ...an der Luyden). The com- pany indeed was perfectly assorted, since all the members belonged to the little inner group of people who, during the long N... ...rnor of Manhattan, and related by pre-revolutionary mar- riages to several members of the French and British aristocracy. The Lannings survived only i... ...r” in the tone in which a Minister’s wife might have said: “Presiding at a Cabinet meet- ing”—not from any arrogance of mind, but because the habit of... ....” He handed it to Archer, who read on it, in Gothic char- acters: Agathon Carter The Valley of Love Kittasquattamy, N. Y. Dr. Carver bowed himself ou... ... society” that was supposed to make up for the social short-comings of the Administration. He had listened to these accounts, and to various contradic... ...tle of pickles and a blueberry pie under a cage. No more guileless-looking cabinet particulier ever of- fered its shelter to a clandestine couple: Arc... ...losing the central steam-radiator, they were staring silently at the glass cabinets mounted in ebonised wood which contained the recovered fragments o...

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... has made out the certificates, and they are al- ready in the hands of the members. I suggest that they come on with them; but that, for greater caut... ...to understand. It says “General Schofield has refused leave of absence to members in military service to attend the legislature. All such are radical... ...rs in military service to attend the legislature. All such are radical and administration men. The election of two Senators from this place on Thursd... ...ON. SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY . MY DEAR SIR:—I expected to see you here at Cabinet meeting, and to say something about going to Gettysburg. There wil... ... the whole naval force of the country at the commence- ment of the present Administration. Satisfactory and impor- tant as have been the performances... ...rtain con- flict. According to our political system, as a matter of civil administration, the General Government had no lawful power to effect emanci... ...cipation policy; and without consul- tation with, or the knowledge of, the Cabinet, I prepared the original draft of the proclamation, and, after much... ...ginal draft of the proclamation, and, after much anxious thought, called a Cabinet meeting upon the subject. This was the last of July or the first... ...er 22, 1864. MESSRS WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL, THOMAS A. R. NELSON, JAMES T. P . CARTER, JOHN WILLIAMS, A. BLIZZARD, HENRY COOPER, BAILLIE PEYTON, JOHN LEL...

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...e style stood on the velvet-covered mantelpiece. There was a nicely fitted cabinet, and the Chi- nese flower-stands were handsomely filled. The bed, t... ...eyond this drawing-room was a splendid boudoir fur- nished with tables and cabinets in imitation of Boulle. The bedroom, smart with chintz, also opene... ...ixiou; the magnates of the War Office, of the Coun- cil of State, and many members of the two Chambers; also the most distinguished of the Polish exil... ...brocade portieres, a set of chimney ornaments modeled by Stidmann, a glass cabinet filled with dainty nicknacks. Hulot could not bear to see his Valer... ...vernment could find two hundred thousand francs, not if it were to save an Administration!—Oh, Napoleon! where art thou?” “My uncle! poor man! Hector,... ...lty if he does it clumsily. You have compromised the honor of our official administration, which hitherto has been the purest in Eu- rope!—And all for... ...Beresina, it was he who saved us all by reorganizing the 286 Cousin Betty administration—that I desired to have all the papers sent to me. “Is the ma... ...mily feeling; you do not understand the unity of the honor which binds the members of it together. There is no arguing with passion—as I have too much... ...her tongue was too rough, for she had served in a suburban inn, waiting on carters; and instead of making a conquest of her chief and winning from him...

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... him to be mistaken about an election in Iowa. Present my respects to Col. Carter, and any other friends, and believe me Y ours truly, A. LINCOLN. SPE... ...er of per- sons who are afterwards to inhabit that Territory, or the other members of the families of communities, of which they are but an incipient ... ...lions of free men. That gen- eration of men, though not to the full extent members of the convention that framed the Constitution, were to some extent... ...s of importance may come up, whatever difficulties may arise in its way of administration of the Gov- ernment, that party will then have to attend to.... .... I have an intimation that Governor Banks would yet accept a place in the Cabinet. Please ascertain and write me how this is, Y ours very truly, A. L... ...n me. Do the people of the South really enter- tain fear that a Republican administration would, directly or indirectly, interfere with the slaves, or... ...be at variance. Y ours very truly, A. LINCOLN. ATTEMPT TO FORM A COALITION CABINET TO HANNIBAL HAMLIN SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS, December 14, 1860. HON. H... ...lmer will, on a fair understanding with us, consent to take a place in the Cabinet. The preference for him over Mr. Hunt or Mr. Gentry is that, up to ... ... has been made to the inter- est felt in relation to the policy of the new administration. In this I have received from some a degree of credit for ha...

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...ht have travelled to him, now stopped short at the Secretary , under whose administration they were far more expeditiously and satisfactorily disposed... ...taining twenty pounds, to the Society for Granting Annuities to Unassuming Members of the Middle 210 Our Mutual Friend Classes, if twenty individuals... ... Our Mutual Friend getically announced the objectionable Sloppy . The four members of Council looked at one another, and paused. ‘Shall he be brought ... ...ical question of Mr Sloppy’ s capabilities. He would have made a wonderful cabinet-maker, said Mrs Higden, ‘if there had been the money to put him to ... ...d kept her sample phials (customers’ scores were interdicted by the strict administration of the Porters), wrote out the copy in a fair round characte... ...behind him, and eagerly advancing his head. ‘Did he show you boxes, little cabinets, pocket-books, parcels, anything locked or sealed, anything tied u... ...the worst nightbird of all. An inspiration of affection for a half-drunken carter going his way led to Mr Riderhood’s being elevated on a high heap of... ..., or it may be the companionship of the gin and beer that slop about among carters and hucksters, or it may be the companion- ship of the trodden vege... ...ver so long!’ ‘I have heard what your trade is,’ observed Miss Wren; ‘it’s cabinet-making.’ Mr Sloppy nodded. ‘Now that the Mounds is done with, it is...

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...or, it was 250 years after Gilbert before elec- tricity stepped out of the cabinet of scientific curiosities into the life of the common man…. Then su... ...far as it went, to be highly efficient, and Russia, secured by a stringent administration against internal criticism, had scarcely altered the design ... ...ays I hope to place things in the hands of a more efficient caterer….’ The members of the new world government dined at three long tables on trestles,... ...f suspended intrigue, stood the half-dozen ministers who con- stituted his cabinet. They had been summoned for twelve o’clock, but still at half-past ... ...ttle tradespeople and syn- dicated businesses in the same market, sleeping carters and motor trolleys on the same road, bows and arrows and aeroplane ... ...nd super- intelligences into the control of affairs. It was teachable, its members trailed ideas with them to the gathering, but these were the conseq... ... its proceedings due to the forgetfulness, irritability, or fatigue of its members. It experimented considerably and blundered often. Excepting Holste... ...Brissago council, that it was not until the end of the first year of their administration and then only with extreme reluctance that they would take u...

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...o decent streets, where there are passengers, shops, and taverns. Mod- ern administration, or modern policy, more scornful or more shamefaced than the... ...ys past there had been an idea of attaching Lucien to the prime minister’s cabinet as his private secre- tary; but Madame d’Espard brought so many per... ...t it probable even then; and now, when everybody knows what went on in the Cabinet Council called together by Cambaceres, it is absolutely certain. Th... ...slators, who no longer can distinguish between the three words—Government, Administration, and Law-making. The legislator tends to centralize everythi... ...d to failure. Monsieur Camusot, the son-in-law of one of the clerks of the cabinet, too well known for any account of his position and connection to b... ...son, and his kept woman, known as la Biffe, were a most formidable couple, members of the swell-mob. Riganson, on very distant terms with the police f... ...iffe. (La Biffe is scavenging, rag-picking.) And these three distinguished members of la haute pegre, the ar- istocracy of roguery, had a reckoning to... ...ls and cows, selling the eggs and milk at Nanterre. Having no stableboy or carter or quarryman—her husband had made them do 409 Balzac every kind of ... ... to capital punishment; the result is a total upheaval of true equality in administration of the law. Parricide, a most horrible crime, is in some dep...

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... in the basin, the suitor was rejected, so desirous were they that all the members of the company should be agreeable to each other. The basin was cal... ...arties were appointed to visit and en- treat him, that he would accept the administration of the gov- ernment. Numa resided at a famous city of the Sa... ...power to make a will in the lifetime of their father; that they had a free administration of their own affairs without guardian or tutor, which was th... ...rosecute the wrongdoer; intend- ing by this to accustom the citizens, like members of the same body, to resent and be sensible of one another’s inju- ... ...they pleased, supported the deputies of the cities, and prevailed with the members then sitting to alter their opinion in this point, showing them tha... ...inst the inclination of the 211 Plutarch’s Lives people. In all his other administrations, which were many and various, he so behaved himself, that, ... ...himself on his face before the cart, and, stretching himself out, bade the carter pass on now if he would; which so startled the man, that he put back... ...r of Mithridates, who had privately hated him before, as appeared from his cabinet 824 V olume One papers when taken, among which there was an order ...

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...re we,” he added, and made a thoughtful silence for a time. “I say,” began Carter, who was doing the Natural Science T ripos, “what is the adult form ... ...ls brought us all, as it were, within personal touch of them. One heard of cabinet councils and meetings at coun- try houses. Some of us, pursuing suc... ...d and things in general administered, but you don’t get rid of the need of administration, you know.” “Democracy,” said Chris Robinson. “Organised som... ...if two people took the necessary pains to know the facts of government and administration with precision, to gather together knowl- edge that was disp... ...nding, but in terms of functionaries, legislative change, and meth- ods of administration… . It wasn’t clear at first how we differed. The Baileys wer... ... large mauve-edged, white cyclamens in flower. And there was a big lacquer cabinet, a Chinese thing, I suppose, of black and gold against the red-tone... ... say. I began walking up and down the room between those cyclamens and the cabinet. There were little gold fishermen on the cabinet fish- ing from lit... ...easy, but its shifting audience, the comings and goings and hesitations of members behind the chair—not mere audience units, but men who matter—the de... ...ity, with a tremendous eclat. There was visibly a fol- lowing of Socialist members to Chris Robinson; mysteriously uncommunicative gentlemen in soft f...

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...n, it is your business to govern without letting me hear the wheels of the administration,” said Ma- dame de Montcornet. “Ah! madame,” said the cure, ... ...urn to Paris. This system of “pickings” was, alas! the cause of Paul-Louis Carter’s assassination; he committed the mistake of advertis- ing the sale ... ...ism blush, “They must surely have committed some crime together”? After an administration of twenty-five years, Gaubertin, the land-steward, found him... ...h. The wily general, soon aware of Gaubertin’s great experi- ence in rural administration, felt it was politic to keep well with him until he had hims... ... to the old nobility, though he has, alas! disappeared with them. (See “Le Cabinet des Antiques,” “Scenes de la vie de province.”) Through the endless... ...ection rather difficult to trace through family ramifica- tions which make members of the middle classes in all the smaller towns cousins to each othe... ...!), “Sound the charge,”—Montcornet knew very well that he was the son of a cabinet-maker in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, though he was quite ready to f... ...the other a governor of the Bank of France, gave little or no alarm to the cabinet, and the elections in this department were rated excellent at the m... ...e general’s intervention because of the harm done to Les Aigues by all the members of the Tonsard family. His passion, or to speak more correctly, his...

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...NFESSIONS OF JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU (In 12 books) Privately Printed for the Members of the Aldus Society London, 1903 A Penn State Electronic Classics ... ...NFESSIONS OF JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU (In 12 books) Privately Printed for the Members of the Aldus Society London, 1903 BOOK I INTRODUCTION Among the not... ...streets, filthy black houses, an air of slovenliness and poverty, beggars, carters, butchers, cries of diet-drink and old hats. This struck me so forc... ...hly approved the plan, and only waited an opportunity to propose it to the administration, whenever a return of peace should permit them to think of u... ...ary of the Academy of Inscriptions, and keeper of the medals of the king’s cabinet; and Father Castel, a Je- suit, author of the ‘Clavecin oculaire’.—... ...ncueil was then studying natural his- tory and chemistry, and collecting a cabinet. I believe he aspired to become a member of the Academy of Sciences... ...ith great truth, that, for upwards of six months, I worked with him in his cabinet with as much pleasure as he felt him- self. He had long insisted up... ...e’, or Plurality of Councils, a work written under the regent to favor the administration he had chosen, and which caused the Abbe de Saint Pierre to ... ...emy, on account of some remarks unfavorable 409 Rousseau to the preceding administration, and with which the Duch- ess of Maine and the Cardinal de P...

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...atively modern days of the Diggory Chuzzlewit before mentioned, one of its members had at- tained to very great wealth and influence. Throughout such ... ...he had re- ceived from Messrs Tigg and Slyme touching the arrival of other members of the family, were fully confirmed on more particular inquiry. For... ...oach there came posting to the scene of action, so many other affectionate members of the family (who quarrelled with each other, inside and out, all ... ...y Journal, sir. That you never knew, sir, of its mighty influence upon the cabinets of Europe. Yes?’ ‘That’s what I was about to observe, certainly,’ ... ... dered by such fellows as this colonel, having no sufficient remedy in the administration of this country’s laws or in the decent and right-minded fee... ...ngings of the richest silk, gilded carvings, luxurious couches, glistening cabinets inlaid with precious woods; costly toys of every sort in negligent... ... whipped up at a bound upon the little watercourse, and held by struggling carters close to the five-barred gate, until the coach had passed the narro... ... a pair of pattens, a toasting-fork, a kettle, a pap-boat, a spoon for the administration of medicine to the refrac- tory, and lastly, Mrs Gamp’s umbr...

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... the reflux drew down, marvels of colour and design streamed between my feet; which I would grasp at, miss, or seize: now to find them what they promi... ...ther children, who had a father or a mother in the company of Oro, stood condemned from the moment of conception. A freemasonry, an agnostic sect, a c... ...is criticisms of the present, all his regrets for the past, struck me as temperate and sensible. The short term of office of the Resident he thought t... ... is the fact that all the faithful enjoy office; perhaps more important still, the strict- ness of the discipline. ‘The veto on liquor,’ said Mr. Mage... ...tain truly obscene dances of Sa- moa, where they are very well in place. Here it was differ- ent. The words, perhaps, in this free-spoken world, were ...

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...ther in the taproom, and were lis tening with greedy ears. One of them, a carter in a smockfrock, seemed wavering and disposed to enlist. The rest, w... ... not?’ ‘Formerly the ‘Prentice Knights, my lord. The indentures of the old members expiring by degrees, they changed their name, it seems, though they... ...ed down there in grand array, their roars and shouts would be heard by the members inside; with a great deal more to the same purpose, all of which Hu... ... five years ago, to the Dolly of that day! How many coachmakers, saddlers, cabinet makers, and professors of other useful arts, had deserted their fa... ...ourse of people assembled round the Houses of Parlia ment, looking at the members as they entered and departed, and giving vent to rather noisy demon... ...er in the sup pression of the riots; that the sympathies of the King, the Administration, and both Houses of Parliament, and in deed of all good men...

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...her father obliged her to remain, and keep the cordial ready for immediate administration. ‘My dear, I believe you know,’ said Dr. May, bending over h... ...on. ‘Yes,’ said Ethel, ‘it is a great mess, but they are to have a regular cabinet, when Richard has time, or Aubrey has money, two equally unlikely c... ...time, or Aubrey has money, two equally unlikely chances.’ ‘How much does a cabinet cost?’ ‘Jones would make a plain deal one for about five-and- twent... ...xed, though less declared, than that of his Eton days. Those were the idle members upon the hearth-rug. On the sofa, with a small table to herself, an... ...th it.’ ‘Put up with what?’ asked Aubrey, anxiously; but at that instant a carter appeared at the door with a question for Mas- ter Hardy, and Aubrey ...

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...First World Trade Center Bombing 71 3.2 Adaptation?and Nonadaptation? . . . in the Law Enforcement Community 73 3.3 . . . and in the Federal Aviation Administration 82 3.4 . . . and in the Intelligence Community 86...

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...n the Law Enforcement Community 73 3.3 . . . and in the Federal Aviation Administration 82 3.4 . . . and in the Intelligence Community 86 CONTEN... ...The Attack on the USS Cole 190 6.4 Change and Continuity 198 6.5 The New Administration’s Approach 203 7. THE ATTACK LOOMS 215 7.1 First Arrival... ...eader Kevin Shaeffer Professional Staff Member Tracy J. Shycoff Deputy for Administration & Finance Dietrich L. Snell Senior Counsel & Team Leader Jon... ...Sudanese military officer who had been a member of the previous government cabinet was offering to sell weapons-grade uranium.After a number of contac... ...confirmed by the Senate but is not technically a member of the president’s cabinet.The director’s power under federal law over the loose, con- federat... ...an, ended the State Department leadership in counterterrorism. Presi- dent Carter’s assertive national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski, took cha... ...y agreed guidelines” for action. 104 Clarke also was awarded a seat on the cabinet-level Principals Committee when it met on his issues—a highly unusu... ...ort of investigation, interview of Ressam, May 10, 2001; Hal Bernton, Mike Carter, David Heath, and James Neff,“The Terrorist Within: The Story Behind... ...rial testimony of Ressam, United States v. Haouari, July 3, 2001; Bernton, Carter, Heath, and Neff,“The Terrorist Within,” June 23–July 7, 2002 (part ...

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...hed a second edition, and a good deal of it was used in Sketches of Hampshire, by John Duthy, Esq. An interleaved copy received many annotations from members of the Heathcote family. There was a proposal that it should be re-edited, but ninety years could not but make a great difference in these days of progress, so that not only had the narrative to be brought up to date,...

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..., by John Duthy, Esq. An interleaved copy re- ceived many annotations from members of the Heathcote family. There was a proposal that it should be re-... ...tend his visitations; and that he has the privilege of granting letters of administration to wills, when the property conveyed by them lies within the... ... his successor, he answered, “You will find my will in such a drawer of my cabinet.” Some of his counsellors thought he named his son Richard; and no ... ...ew, if any indeed deserved the title. An architect at Winchester, Mr. Owen Carter, was em- ployed, but almost all the ideas, and many of the drawings ... ...stroy the slugs. These birds have all been actually seen and noted down by members of the Yonge family. Flowers T raveller’s Joy (Clematis Vitalba).—L...

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...hous Nixon................322 Richard Milhous Nixon................329 Jimmy Carter.............................334 Ronald Reagan........................ ...ing inferior endowments from nature and un practiced in the duties of civil administration) ought to be peculiarly conscious of his own deficiencies.... ... these essential purposes, and may en able every instrument employed in its administration to execute with success the functions allotted to his char... ...e Continental Congress for inaugurations. Before an assembly of Congressmen, Cabinet officers, j udges of the federal and district courts, foreign off... ...now about to take, and in your presence: That if it shall be found during my administration of the Government I have in any instance violated will in... ...ty is visible in the public countenance. The means employed by the Brit ish cabinet to undermine it have recoiled on themselves; have given to our na... ...the Union. Whatsoever is of domestic concernment, unconnected with the other members of the Union or with foreign lands, belongs exclusively to the ad... ...son Administration, he had a distinguished career as a Senator, Congressman, Cabinet officer, and ambassador. The oath of office was administered by C... ...faith in God who created us, and striving always to serve His purpose. Jimmy Carter INAUGURAL ADDRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1977 The Democrats reclaim...

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...rt could desire. Everything? Well, I suppose so. The little Gradgrinds had cabinets in various departments of science too. They had a little concholog... ...ets in various departments of science too. They had a little conchological cabinet, and a little metallurgical cabi net, and a little mineralogical c... ...s well as I do, no young people have circus mas ters, or keep circuses in cabinets, or attend lectures about cir cuses. What can you possibly want t... ...e these. You saw nothing in Coketown but what was severely workful. If the members of a religious persuasion built a 21 CHARLES D ICKENS chapel there... ...of a religious persuasion built a 21 CHARLES D ICKENS chapel there—as the members of eighteen religious persua sions had done—they made it a pious w... ... this, be cause there was a native organization in Coketown itself, whose members were to be heard of in the House of Com mons every session, indign... ...ough various stages of suffering on the floor. He next had recourse to the administration of potent restoratives, such as screwing the patient’s thumb... ... in five minutes.’ ‘I don’t understand,’ said Mr. Gradgrind. ‘ A Jothkin—a Carter. Make up your mind quick, Thquire. There’ll be beer to feth. I’ve ne...

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...abiding his time. ‘Eighty thousand copies’ of his new Book, which he calls Administration des Finances, will be sold in few days. He is gone; but shal... ...is provincial assembly is to be prorogued this same day: Vivarais Assembly-members applaud, and the shouts of congregated men. Will victorious Analysi... ...e is not slack in negotiating, promising; D’Ormesson and the prudent elder Members see no good in strife. After a dull month, the Parlement, yielding ... ...ht and left. They open; the living deluge rushes in. Through all rooms and cabinets, upwards to the topmost belfry: raven- ous; seeking arms, seeking ... ... sure enough, poor Jerome l’Heritier, an unarmed Na- tional Guard he too, ‘cabinet-maker, a saddler’s son, of Paris,’ with the down of youthhood still... ... at bay, as forlorn hope, on the skirts of Poland; intriguing, battling in cabinet and field; roaming far out, obscure, as King’s spial, or sitting se... ...e, and self-dissolved; shall grant money-supplies and talk; watch over the administration and authorities; discharge for ever the func- tions of a Con... ...ommune, one may say that there never was on Earth a stranger Town-Council. Administration, not of a great City, but of a great Kingdom in a state of r... ...ons, ’ so much,—in various items, nearly seven hundred pounds sterling. To carters employed to ‘the Bury- ing-grounds of Clamart, Montrouge, and Vaugi...

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...ble to ask questions there concerning his proceedings, especially now that members have discovered a method of doing this indirectly. And so on, and s... ...oth by the interests on which they have to sit in judgment and, when their members are party politicians, by the votes at the back of those inter- est... ...r Herbert Samuel (now Postmaster-Gen- eral), who had made his way into the Cabinet twenty years ahead of the usual age, was made Chairman. Mr Robert H... ...e their views except in nervous replies to such questions as it might suit members to put to them, allowed Sir Henry Irving and Sir John Hare to pre- ... ...nsfer of the censorship to, say, the Lord Chancellor, or the Primate, or a Cabinet Minister, would be much less humiliating to the per- sons immediate... ...tmas pantomimes. Imagine a judge of the High Court, or an archbishop, or a Cabinet Minister, or an eminent man of letters, earning his living by readi... ...ould no doubt be popular; but it would be very much as a relaxation of the administration of the Public Health Acts accompanied by the cheapening of g... ...can be a charter of the liberties of the stage as well as an Act to reform administration. The power to refuse to grant or renew a licence to a theatr... ...r] Theyve got the horse. [He comes in, followed by Waggoner Jo, an elderly carter, who crosses the court to the jury side. Strapper pushes his way to ...

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...rvenir is nothing but a tissue and a mass of filth, and the too celebrated Cabinet Satyrique proves what, under Louis XIII., could be written, printed... ...nante, the object of which seems to be to find fault with and laugh at the members and the authorities of the Catholic Church, I protest that he did n... ...y came down from the top to the bottom, with such an even com- position of members that by the fall he would catch no harm. He did cast the dart, thro... ...efold threshed upon by ploughmen’s flails as were the pitifully disjointed members of their mangled bodies under the merciless baton of the cross. If ... ...om he found upon his knees bareheaded, crouching in a little corner of his cabinet, and humbly praying unto God that he would vouchsafe to as- suage t... ... it war, it is but superficial; it entereth not into the closet and inmost cabinet of our hearts. For neither of us hath been wronged in his honour, n... ..., and disposeth of them at his pleasure, so that against unlucky fortune a carter broke his frisking whip, which was all the wind-in- strument he had.... ...their enemy. This also is to be as silly as that jolt-headed loblolly of a carter, who, having laid this waggon fast in a slough, down on his marrow-b... ...eedingly useful for the ruling of kingdoms, the conduct of armies, and the administration of common- wealths; and that Socrates, who first got philoso...

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...Though Nekhludoff had arrived late, he had to wait a long time. One of the members of the Court had not yet come, and everybody was kept waiting. 22 ... ...ou step in here?” And he led Nekhludoff into a room, probably some judge’s cabinet. They sat down by the table. “Well, and what is your business?” “Fi... ... Korchagin family—except the mother, Sophia Vasilievna, who never left her cabinet— were sitting round the table. At the head of the table sat old Kor... ...red this more than anything, and si- lently followed her to the princess’s cabinet. 100 Resurrection CHAPTER XXVII MISSY’S MOTHER Princess Sophia Vas... ...very exceptional case. I believe you are a member of the Krasnoporsk rural administration?” he asked, as if he re- membered having heard before of thi... ...he meeting. My chief is away, you know. I am at the head of the Government administration,” he said, unable to disguise his satisfaction. “I have come... ...d therefore been long known to him. The rela- tions of the peasants to the administration were those of utter dependence on that management. Nekhludof... ... each other. Their faces looked hag- gard and cross. The dark faces of the carters jolting along in their carts bore the same expression, and so did t... ... he fell fast asleep. 454 Resurrection CHAPTER XX THE JOURNEY RESUMED The carters had left the inn long before Nekhludoff awoke. The landlady had had...

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...ss at the time, and had the right of nomination. He and my father had been members of the same debating society (where they were generally pitted on o... ...of violent discussion in Congress, in the press, and by indi- viduals. The administration of President T yler, then in power, was making the most stre... ... to the time of which I write, and for years afterwards— I think until the administration of President Juarez—the cultivation, manufacture and sale of... ...vement into the interior. General Taylor was not an officer to trouble the administration much with his de- mands, but was inclined to do the best he ... ...that the Nation had no power to save its own life. Mr. Buchanan had in his cabinet two members at least, who were as earnest—to use a mild term—in the... .... The navy was scattered in like manner. The President did not prevent his cabinet preparing for war upon their government, either by destroying its r... ...ntgomery, Alabama, as the Capital. The secessionists had then to leave the cabinet. In their own esti- mation they were aliens in the country which ha... ...m if attacked. These brigades occupied the summit of the mountain. General Carter L. Stevenson was in command of the whole. Why any troops, except art... ... Charlotteville Artillery. Staunton “ Courtney “ Carter’s Battalion. Morris Artillery. Orange “ King Willia...

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...t, in parts ruinous, and most gloomy pile of build- ing. In those days the administration of justice was, if not more corrupt, certainly in its inferi... ... obstinate and haughty member of the government who presided in the police administration, was, to confirm and rivet the line of conduct which had bee... ... the present quitted us: and once more Agnes, Hannah, and I, the shattered members of a shattered family, were thus gathered together in a house of ou... ...enlight- ened; but professionally, the most timid. Want of boldness in the administration of opium, &c., though they can be bold enough with mercury, ... ...nently an object of detestation; for besides his known dependence upon the Cabinet of St. Petersburg, the direct line of succession had been set aside... ...person to St. Petersburg. Once admitted to personal con- ferences with the Cabinet, he found no difficulty in winning over the Russian counsels to a c... ... the Kalmuck 145 Thomas de Quincey language called Sarga—there were eight members, called Sargatchi; and hitherto it had been the custom that these e... ...or any man occupying his situation. Having thus completely blindfolded the Cabinet of Rus- sia, Zebek-Dorchi proceeded in his new character to fulfil ... ... acts and the temper suitable to those glaring eyes must come forward. Mr. Carter was on terms of the most exquisite dis- simulation with his lions an...

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...ing room, which like all the rooms in the house was exceedingly lofty, the members of the household and the footmen—one behind each chair—stood wait- ... ...were crowding in the hall, waiting to bid good-by to the young prince. The members of the house- hold were all gathered in the reception hall: Michael... ...ular cour- tesy ushered Prince Andrew before him along a corri- dor to the cabinet where the Minister of War was at work. The adjutant by his elaborat... ...litics. Prince Andrew and the others gathered round these two. “The Berlin cabinet cannot express a feeling of alli- ance,” began Hippolyte gazing rou... ...eans we have of gaining them. That is the actual phrase used by the Vienna cabinet,” said the Danish charge d’affaires. “The doubt is flattering,” sai... ... and city articles kept falling, so that by midday there were instances of carters removing valuable goods, such as cloth, and re- ceiving in payment ... ...rom retreat to advance, an exposure of the weakness of the French, and the administration of that shock which Napoleon’s army had only awaited to begi... ... to put an end to disorder and to re-establish public security. A paternal administration, chosen from among yourselves, will form your municipality o... ...es came to beg him to buy them, and long after his death the memory of his administration was devoutly preserved among the serfs. “He was a master... ...

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.... I believe you have never thought of them since you locked them up in the cabinet here.” “Well, dear, we should never wear them, you know.” Dorothea ... ... been long medi tated and prearranged. “Pray open the large drawer of the cabinet and get out the jewel box.” The casket was soon open before them, a... ...tator rampant. By the bye, before I go, my dear, I must speak to your Mrs. Carter about pastry. I want to send my young cook to learn of her. Poor peo... ... like us, you know, can’t afford to keep a good cook. I have no doubt Mrs. Carter will oblige me. Sir James’s cook is a perfect dragon.” In less than ... ...fect dragon.” In less than an hour, Mrs. Cadwallader had circumvented Mrs. Carter and driven to Freshitt Hall, which was not far from her own parsonag... ...ce. What the opposition in Middlemarch said about the New Hospital and its administration had certainly a great deal of echo in it, for heaven has tak... ...ft the pegs a little,” he said to himself, “and Mr. Brooke might be in the Cabinet, while I was Under Secretary. That is the common order of things: t... ...it as a residence, partially withdrawing from his present exertions in the administration of business, and throwing more con spicuously on the side o... ... I presume.” The chief new instruction that Lydgate had to give was on the administration of extremely moderate doses of opium, in case of the sleeple...

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...d kept her sample phials (customers’ scores were interdicted by the strict administration of the Porters), wrote out the copy in a fair round characte... ...r, and it must have been highly entertain- ing.) ‘Among the most prominent members of that distin- guished circle, was a gentleman measuring six feet ... ...behind him, and eagerly advancing his head. ‘Did he show you boxes, little cabinets, pocket-books, parcels, anything locked or sealed, anything tied u... ...the worst nightbird of all. An inspiration of affection for a half-drunken carter going his way led to Mr Riderhood’s being elevated on a high heap of...

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.... I believe you have never thought of them since you locked them up in the cabinet here.” “Well, dear, we should never wear them, you know.” Dorothea ... ...ad been long meditated and prearranged. “Pray open the large drawer of the cabinet and get out the jewel-box.” The casket was soon open before them, a... ... men who had so few spontaneous ideas might 30 Middlemarch be very useful members of society under good feminine direc- tion, if they were fortunate ... ...tor ram- pant. By the bye, before I go, my dear, I must speak to your Mrs. Carter about pastry. I want to send my young cook to learn of her. Poor peo... ... like us, you know, can’t afford to keep a good cook. I have no doubt Mrs. Carter will oblige me. Sir James’s cook is a perfect dragon.” In less than ... ...fect dragon.” In less than an hour, Mrs. Cadwallader had circumvented Mrs. Carter and driven to Freshitt Hall, which was not far from her own parsonag... ...ft the pegs a little,” he said to himself, “and Mr. Brooke might be in the Cabinet, while I was Under-Secretary. That is the common order of things: t... ...it as a residence, partially withdrawing from his present exertions in the administration of business, and throwing more conspicuously on the side of ... ... I presume.” The chief new instruction that Lydgate had to give was on the administration of extremely moderate doses of opium, in case of the sleeple...

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...e had learned to think that her father was more better bred than the other members of her family, and more fitted by nature to move in that sacred cir... ...en he comes, asking all manner of flattering questions as though he were a cabinet minister at least, and I always admire some little knickknack that ... ...ent to justify a trial. But all that arose from my lord’s ignorance of the administration of the laws of his country. He was very ignorant—puzzle-pate... .... There are men who work, no doubt. But among the bigwigs, and bishops and cabinet ministers, I fancy that the looking beautiful is the chief part of ... ..., or let it alone; but pay you must. Why, Mussy , what d’ye think?—there’s Carter, Ricketts and Carter;—I’m blessed if Carter just now didn’t beg for ... ...so deep that he could not answer her in the same spirit. There were sundry members of the family present—daughters, and a son-in-law, and a daughter’s... ...e of my family, which materially affect the honour of a certain one of its members, demand that I should go at once to Florence. You tell me that if I...