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| ll University, and began working for a legal | publisher, a position she still holds today. |
| He served as editor and | publisher a series of books reporting Texas legislatio |
| Its | publisher, a Democrat, selected the name "Comet" becau |
| ish, in Leipzig, and released by an American | publisher a year later, as well as in a German transla |
| family members named Dean Livingston, 29, as | publisher, a position he held until his retirement in |
| Stratford-on-Avon) was an English editor and | publisher, a specialist in 16th and 17th century liter |
| 1948) is an author of inspirational books, a | publisher, a journalist, and a former cable television |
| d it's not clear if Mindfield is an original | publisher, a description, or what. |
| Earl Braswell served as the newspaper's | publisher, a position he held until 1965. |
| es (1982) and signed new contract with major | publisher A&M. |
| s Naturelles, 1976, co-author Jose Le Dentu, | Publisher: A. Fayard, Paris, ISBN 2-213-00396-3, LC: 7 |
| pour Tous, 1949, co-author Robert de Nexon, | Publisher: A. Fayard, Paris, LC: 49052576 |
| Heath has provided cover art for comic-book | publisher Aardvark-Vanaheim's glamourpuss #11-13 (Jan. |
| e industrial revolution in America, Volume 2 | Publisher: ABC-CLIO, 2005 ISBN 1851096205. |
| The founding | publisher, Able F. Livingston, was a former Whig Party |
| He also writes poetry; he has spoken with a | publisher about compiling his works, and read some of |
| He was the father of printer and | publisher Abraham John Valpy and of New Zealand pionee |
| chbach is best known for founding video game | publisher Acclaim Entertainment in 1987 and was its CE |
| His fellow conspirator, William Page, the | publisher, according to witness William Camden, ( Camd |
| cations, a United States telephone directory | publisher acquired by Yellow Book in 2004 |
| ) was an Austrian art dealer, collector, and | publisher active in Paris from 1866, with premises at |
| Publisher: Activision | |
| uary 2005, Vicarious Visions was acquired by | publisher Activision and together made Tony Hawk's Ame |
| , 2009, 7 Studios was acquired by video game | publisher Activision. |
| Wynne-Tyson (born 1924) is a British author, | publisher, activist and pacifist who founded Centaur P |
| rds and affiliated himself with the Everly's | publisher, Acuff-Rose. |
| In 2009 the Italian | publisher Adelphi re-released the book, which had been |
| In the 1870s, future New York Times | publisher Adolph Ochs began his newspaper career at Ru |
| of the anime distributor ADV Films and manga | publisher ADV Manga, but the magazine still featured c |
| Inc. (writer and | publisher affiliate), 1965-Present; European promotion |
| America's Comic Group (a | publisher affiliated with A+ Comics) published a new s |
| Their network has approximately 70,000 web | publisher affiliates. |
| Publisher: African Bird Book Publishing; | |
| ) Yearbook of German football, author: DSFS, | publisher: Agon Sport Verlag, published: 2003, page: 2 |
| ) Yearbook of German football, author: DSFS, | publisher: Agon Sport Verlag, published: 2002, page: 2 |
| When the yearbook | publisher agreed to reprint the book with various corr |
| The | publisher agreed, and Christian Schreiber was enlisted |
| 1934 during a Midwest Writers Congress, when | publisher Alexander Trachtenberg proposed replacement |
| Scott Tennant - Pumping Nylon | Publisher: Alfred Publishing Company; (July 1, 1995) I |
| He was the father of | publisher, Alicia Patterson, who founded and edited Ne |
| Comics was the flagship title of comic book | publisher All-American Publications. |
| In The Right Way", an album with FMA and the | publisher Allione. |
| The | publisher allowed it to gravitate to the fourpenny or |
| The | publisher also gathered the weekly paper into monthly |
| Starting with the 11g release, BI | Publisher also offers a pure web based layout editor t |
| The | publisher also agreed to pay an undisclosed sum in leg |
| 4 it was translated and published by Italian | publisher Alta-Fedelta. |
| The paper was purchased in 1927 by | publisher Alton F. Baker, Sr., whose father had publis |
| it was handed down to the current editor and | publisher, Alton F. "Tony" Baker III. |
| r of "Pro Sound News" and a songwriter/music | publisher); among many others. |
| H. Rouvray (Eds.), Gordon and Breach Science | Publisher, Amsterdam, 2000. |
| In 2009 The O. Henry Prize Stories | publisher, Anchor Books, announced that it would renam |
| ; after two more years spent searching for a | publisher and eighteen rejections, the book was publis |
| (born 1955) is the Vice President, Associate | Publisher, and General Manager of the Times Union news |
| tate that the newspaper was published by the | Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, using the last names of |
| il 1975, when he had a disagreement with the | publisher and quit working, taking the rights to the D |
| He is also | publisher, and co-author with Tony Macaluso and Julia |
| 19, 1824 - November 4, 1916) was an author, | publisher and prominent activist in the women's suffra |
| In 1992-1999 - | publisher and chief-editor of Russian-Israeli newspape |
| March 1991) was a British painter, designer, | publisher and Conservative Party politician. |
| ons on applicability and quality of service, | publisher and contact information. |
| ber 6, 1902 - April 1, 1999) was a newspaper | publisher and member of the United States House of Rep |
| November 22, 1907) was an American newspaper | publisher and politician who served as Massachusetts A |
| In 2007 Snowflake Software's Go | Publisher and an Oracle database were added to the sof |
| raphers, as well as the executive secretary, | publisher and general manager of the Royal Canadian Ge |
| ruary 1784 - 24 January 1874) was a Scottish | publisher, and founded the A & C Black publishing comp |
| mainly through his championing as an editor, | publisher and critic. |
| Mrs. George Borrow wrote to John Murray (his | publisher), and spoke of her husband's completing his |
| Founded in 1958 by | publisher and record producer John Norris, the magazin |
| was a lawyer, Civil War officer, editor and | publisher, and one-term Republican Congressman from Io |
| y post-war years, whilst he also worked as a | publisher and literary agent (where his clients have i |
| James Larkin Pearson, a newspaper | publisher and editor who served as North Carolina's of |
| 1934 - 13 February 2001) was a Dutch author, | publisher and a new age philosopher and mystic who spe |
| an immigrant John Siegling, founder of music | publisher and music hall the Siegling Music House (181 |
| ith his wife Anne (Juliette Binoche), a book | publisher, and their school-age son Pierrot (Lester Ma |
| he Gazette contains a few words from the new | publisher, and a special section from Rev. William Ben |
| on was founded in 1973 by Charles W. Deaton ( | Publisher and Editor), an observer of Texas government |
| ), Jaime Clarke (1999-2008), Mary Cotton, as | Publisher and Managing Editor (2004-2008), Erin Falkev |
| was a prominent British astrologer, author, | publisher and theosophist, and is considered by many t |
| n scientist, historian Ukrainian, writer and | publisher and the father of a journalist, theater and |
| 984) was a moderately conservative newspaper | publisher and politician who served as Vice President |
| ter and pioneer ink manufacturer and later a | publisher and Member of the Queensland Legislative Ass |
| Yuk-Long is a Hong Kong based Manhua artist, | publisher and actor who wrote and created Little Rasca |
| location for the premiere, but Ricordi, his | publisher and friend, suggested that it be staged in R |
| legend has it that Franklin Schurz Sr., the | publisher and a nephew of Alfred Miller, took polka le |
| had a daughter and two sons, one of them the | publisher and president of Harper's Magazine, John R. |
| cian and inventor in Germany and a newspaper | publisher and physician in the United States. |
| As its co-founder, | publisher and most important financial backer, Basserm |
| 2011) was a British businesswoman, newspaper | publisher and journalist who co-founded the Jewish Tel |
| as developed by Eighting and published by D3 | Publisher and Tomy, and released on April 11, 2003. |
| uses the personal style brian d foy) is the | publisher and editor of The Perl Review, a magazine de |
| lived in Bend, Oregon, where Putnam was the | publisher and editor of the local newspaper, the Bend |
| r became well-known throughout the West as a | publisher, and eventually found his way to Cheyenne, W |
| 979), antiquarian bookseller, bibliographer, | publisher and founder of Montreal Book Auctions in 196 |
| under of Certus International Corporation, a | publisher and developer of leading PC anti-virus, secu |
| utter, engraver, minter of coins and medals, | publisher and author. |
| the copyrights and master rights as author, | publisher and producer - have been viewed, for which h |
| r-songwriter, accordionist, record producer, | publisher, and the author of “A Song for Grandma and G |
| Scott Plakon is a Longwood, Florida CEO and | publisher and Republican politician who serves as the |
| interest is Confey Castle, which the British | Publisher and Cartographer Samuel Lewis, mentions in t |
| He became a councillor, the | publisher and editor-in-chief of the magazine, "Argos" |
| thews (1851 - 10 November 1921 was a British | publisher and bookseller who played an important role |
| n, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Jr., who was the last | publisher and editor of the paper. |
| gate of 7 reviews, THQ was the United States | publisher, and their job with the English version voic |
| 1983), and later became the European Editor, | publisher, and Paris Bureau Chief until June 1985. |
| on being that "as a gesture of goodwill" the | publisher and Claman were offering that there be no in |
| is Art Director, Terri Klinsky is Assistant | Publisher and Cynthia Holmes is Business Manager. |
| , poet, playwright, teacher, labor activist, | publisher, and painter. |
| Benton, Benton worked as a banker, newspaper | publisher, and lawyer before pursuing a career in poli |
| was a British Liberal politician, newspaper | publisher and campaigner for agricultural rights. |
| o-German bookseller, inventor, lithographer, | publisher and businessman. |
| cisco from 1988 until 1991, Jennings was the | publisher and co-editor, with Deke Nihilson, of Homoco |
| anthologies, developing the idea, gaining a | publisher, and organizing the intertwined parts of the |
| (16 April 1800 - 20 May 1883) was a Scottish | publisher and politician, the brother (and business pa |
| arted in 1948 by Phil Buchheit, who was then | publisher and operator of the Spartanburg Herald-Journ |
| ox, a Democratic governor of Ohio, newspaper | publisher and broadcaster. |
| 008, Dogs Monthly has been acquired by a new | publisher and re-launched very much as a look alike to |
| Planeta DeAgostini is a Spanish-Italian | publisher and a subsidiary of Grupo Planeta specializi |
| As a | publisher and writer, he introduced to Telugu people s |
| that provides only 70% of the revenue to the | publisher and keeps the remaining 30%. |
| or S.R. Urbino was a German-born bookseller, | publisher and library proprietor in 19th-century Bosto |
| Matt Johnson (1872 - 1935) was a newspaper | publisher and a Republican politician from North Dakot |
| aper, The Newfoundland Examiner with Finn as | publisher and editor and devoted the journal to uncove |
| iction fan and writer, secular and religious | publisher, and minister. |
| ber 1, 1917) was a local official, newspaper | publisher, and one-term Democratic U.S. Representative |
| a Canadian journalist, newspaper editor and | publisher, and the 12th Lieutenant Governor of British |
| ) was a 19th century United States newspaper | publisher and editor who worked for or owned newspaper |
| 19 - July 31, 2010) was an American magazine | publisher and philanthropist. |
| Springfield in 1878, and he was succeeded as | publisher and editor-in-chief of the Republican by his |
| It shares a | publisher and its production staff with The Tribune in |
| - January 22, 1919) was an American lawyer, | publisher, and Republican party politician from Pittsb |
| (5 August 1865-29 March 1936) was an English | publisher and newspaper distributor and Lord Mayor of |
| - April 24, 1962) was an American newspaper | publisher and Republican Party politician from New Jer |
| became a cofounder (in 1825), as well as the | publisher and editor, of American Mechanics Magazine. |
| Ted Nace (born 1956) is an American writer, | publisher, and environmentalist notable for his critiq |
| Eljas Erkko was at the same time the paper's | publisher and Finland's foreign minister. |
| announcement soon triggered controversy, as | publisher and author associations challenged Google's |
| London as Algernon Stedman), was an English | publisher and teacher of Classics and French. |
| ernational labels as a producer, songwriter, | publisher and A&R adviser. |
| teen (died 1864) was an American sheet music | publisher and composer during the 19th century, based |
| d senior positions in journalism, serving as | publisher and deputy editor-in-chief of the Ming Pao n |
| Hoeppel continued as | publisher and editor of National Defense magazine, a p |
| 54 - August 6, 1931) was a Canadian printer, | publisher, and politician from the province of Nova Sc |
| vides titles and abbreviations, CODEN, ISSN, | publisher, and date of first issue (history) for a sel |
| ench Resistance, a journalist, a novelist, a | publisher and a businessman. |
| Beginning in 1970, Colaianni was | publisher and principal author of SUNDAY SERMONS, spec |
| (born 1947), is a third-generation newspaper | publisher and chief executive officer of a mass media |
| Club where Takumi Shibano was operating as a | publisher and an editor of the Fanzine Uchuu-jin. |
| published by John Stillwell Stark, Joplin's | publisher, and his company, Stark Music Company. |
| music singer who has also worked as a music | publisher and A&R representative. |
| 9, moved to Des Moines, Iowa in 1861 and was | publisher and owner of the Iowa State Register. |
| He was also a great | publisher and disseminator of modern theories of physi |
| She became president, | publisher and editor-in-chief of the magazine American |
| oup in Clinton, New York where she served as | publisher and corporate counsel. |
| Elias Kifle is the | publisher and editor-in-chief of the Washington D.C.-b |
| a lengthy working relationship with Chicago | publisher and cultural activist L. M. Shteyn (a pseudo |
| g airship trophy from James Hoge, Daily News | publisher and the $25,000 Citibank Charity Challenge C |
| the Butchart, geologist Andy Zdon (NAU), the | publisher and the National Park Service backcountry ra |
| swick for most of his life, where he was the | publisher and editor of the North Shore Leader, a loca |
| , John D. Ewing, Sr., who had been the Times | publisher and editor since 1931. |
| Sleeper was the | publisher and editor of the Exeter, New Hampshire, New |
| 13, 1887) was an American lawyer, newspaper | publisher and collector of customs for the United Stat |
| vision of the McCrone Research Institute, is | publisher and provider of microscopy textbooks, handbo |
| try singer, musician, record producer, music | publisher, and radio and TV personality who was pivota |
| This Hearst Corp. newspaper is also led by | Publisher and President Thomas A. Stephenson, Executiv |
| t issues; Nabokov was not satisfied with the | publisher and its reputation, and another long-running |
| ed Elsevier Group plc (NYSE: RUK and ENL), a | publisher and information provider operating in four g |
| er, farm labourer, soldier, farmer, printer, | publisher and author, was an Australian recipient of t |
| In 2004 Snapper was bought out by music | publisher and former artist manager Bryan Morrison (de |
| ber 1, 2006) was a record producer and music | publisher, and a former owner of Trinity Broadcasting |
| nroy Maddox before establishing himself as a | publisher and photographer in Swinford, Oxfordshire, f |
| of Electronic Arts, the world's leading game | publisher, and Elevance Renewable Sciences Inc., a lea |
| to the arts as a landscape photographer and | publisher, and for his service to the Central Coast co |
| success launched Simon & Schuster as a major | publisher, and at the time of Farrar's death in 1984, |
| h James Q. Wilson, which was reviewed by the | publisher and the College Board after the discovery of |
| e's current staff includes: Jeff Holubitsky, | publisher and editor; Kerry Duperron, sales manager; C |
| -in-Chief of Penguin Books and was appointed | Publisher and Chief Executive of Penguin in the follow |
| noted author of children's books and former | publisher and head of the Children's Book Department o |
| th bearing in mind as you read this that the | publisher and editor of the Public Record is former Co |
| political creed.' From 1809 till 1825 he was | publisher and editor of the Manchester Exchange Herald |
| broso, the writer Edmondo De Amicis, and the | publisher and journalist Emilio Treves. |
| composed after Diabelli, a well known music | publisher and composer, in the early part of 1819 sent |
| Publisher and Editor - Patrick Holmes | |
| He was also a | publisher and writer. |
| He is a writer, | publisher and broadcaster. |
| She was a | publisher and theatrical entrepreneur. |
| Mathew Carey (1760-1839), | publisher and pamphleteer |
| Roy was the owner, | publisher and editor. |
| Helen Gurley Brown, author, | publisher, and businesswoman |
| She is currently the owner, | publisher, and editor-in-chief. |
| Devon Dikeau ( | publisher and art collector) - Reading Room |
| Rollo was born to an Irish | publisher and English poet. |
| In September 2000 he became | publisher and CEO. |
| 17 February - Louisa Lawson, writer, | publisher and suffragette (d. |
| Frances Lincoln, | publisher and founder of Frances Lincoln Publishers. |
| Glenn Hauman, American writer, editor, | publisher and comic book colorist |
| Garrison married | publisher and railroad tycoon Henry Villard. |
| William Chambers of Glenormiston, | publisher and politician (died 1883) |
| He retired in 1913, becoming a businessman, | publisher and philanthropist. |
| Conwell was the | publisher and editor of the Somerville Journal. |
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