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The word 'festive' has its own pitfalls, notes Carol Brodie, chief luxury officer of consulting firm Bespoke Branding.

Brodie's last push had thrown her heavily upon her face onto the stony ground ; and already she was wet to the skin.

At trial, Jonathan Brodie, a psychiatrist at NYU Medical School who was the prosecution's expert witness, went further.

"I don't know with Brian Dugan what was going on in his brain" when he committed his crime, Brodie says.

Brodie put out his tongue at her.

Moreover, Brodie told the jury, Dugan's brain scan in 2009 says nothing about what his brain was like when he killed Jeanine Nicarico.

Refactoring, modularity, bottom-up and incremental design were described by Leo Brodie in his book published in 1984.

Brodie Beta is a technology enthusiast with a passion for gadgets, media and anything related to the Web.

Adele Brodie outlines the assessment process that should be followed before selecting a sheath.

The man in charge, Brodie Clark, and two others were suspended.

A generation ago, revision notes became a lucrative industry, published under such imprints as Brodie's and York.

Brodie says she invented it for herself and successfully pitched the job to the high-end magazine publisher in 2005.

brodie turned on mary in anger . " be silent ! "

"I'm over the moon, " Oxford cox Nicholas Brodie told reporters.

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie