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SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: We finally come back to the front door of the house. Yet there is still much to see at the Biltmore estate.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Flannery O'Connor is at least as well known for her stories as for her novels.

Griffith said the company plans an aggressive expansion into new cities in the United States and Europe.

"You only need to know one thing about a person and then you know everything" or at least think you do, said Griffith.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Two Emerging Explorers are working to turn waste into a valuable resource.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Lisa Gherardini is sitting down with her hands crossed in her lap.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Laura Ingalls was born in eighteen sixty-seven in an area known as the "Big Woods" of Wisconsin.

Test pilot John Griffith pokes his head out of an X-1 to chat with ground crew members.

He is one of the world most handsome hunks . His wife is also a famous star (Melanie Griffith).

There a tearful Griffith hugged her rescuers: first Ricks, who also broke down in tears, and then the fraternity brothers.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Today, Biltmore belongs to the grandchildren of George Vanderbilt. However, it is no longer used as a private home.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Leonardo later made his famous painting "The Last Supper" for the dining room of a religious center in Milan.

He lives in Ohio with his wife, Tracy, their two sons, Griffith and Graham, and their dogs, Elle and Moon.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: After nominating Harrison, the Republicans approved a strong policy statement on the tariff question. The statement said.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: In nineteen thirty-six, the Civil War in Spain gave him a chance to return to Spain and test his bravery again.

A few days later, a reporter asked the young men and Griffith to reunite at a local coffee shop.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Many of the dancers have been working with Septime Webre since he began with the Washington Ballet nine seasons ago.

He is also scheduled to be a panelist for a discussion on the conflict in Tibet to be held Wednesday in Griffith Film Theater.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Shuttle Atlantis is days away from landing in the history books as the last space shuttle flight.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Soon after Patricia Neal arrived in Hollywood, she met Gary Cooper, one of the most famous movie stars of the time.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: "A writer is always alone, always an outsider, " Ernest Hemingway said.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Another treatment for epilepsy is an operation to remove the part of the brain suspected of causing the seizures.

At the end of the documentary Griffith who has harbored guilt over the incident over the years is introduced to Paret's son.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The comedy "Morning Glory" is for people looking for a more light-hearted movie experience.

Today, Shirley Griffith and Ray Freeman tell about one of the most famous opera singers of the twentieth century, Maria Callas.

In her place, the board hired Scott Griffith, a former executive with the aircraft maker Boeing Company.

The fight was the centerpiece of a 2005 documentary entitled Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Any new book by Hemingway was an important event for readers.

Mr Griffith said visitors to the sheltered garden have been stunned by the size of the leaf.

Scott Griffith, Zipcar's chief executive, says his company typically assigns 100 cars to a city before cranking up a marketing campaign.

Griffith realized the problem then: She'd driven onto railroad tracks and the underside of her car was caught.

Translated and with an Introduction by Samuel B. Griffith.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The seventeenth century French writer Charles Perrault included another version in his book, "Tales of Mother Goose. "

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Some people are unable to lose weight through diet and exercise, no matter how hard they try.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The next book in the series, "Little Town on the Prairie" was published in nineteen forty-one.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: This exhibit is part of an area of the museum called "Science in American Life. "

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The second exhibit at the National Museum of American History is part of the museum's Archives Center.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Professor Dunbar also believes that laughter was important for our early ancestors thousands of years ago.

Victoria Griffith reminds us that knowledge transfer is still a tough problem although we are living in the "knowledge era" .

"During the polar winters , we expect the lowlands to cradle methane lakes that are rich with ethane, " Griffith noted.

Frank Griffith: Anyone check you for a heartbeat recently?

According to Victoria Griffith, there are many barriers to knowledge transfer and lack of trust is one of the major ones.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: But the Erie Canal and the other parts of the New York canal system got help.

And as in D. W. Griffith's day, the film still runs through a camera, then is processed, reproduced many times and sent to theaters.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Winds between about one hundred eighty and two hundred fifty kilometers an hour represent categories three and four.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The only humans to walk on the moon were in the Apollo space flight program.

Today , Shirley Griffith and Tony Riggs complete a report about America 's second manned space program, Gemini .

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Jennifer Burney is an environmental scientist.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Mister Venter says his team made each watermark sequence with the contents of four different bottles of chemicals.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: English language experts say Geoffrey Chaucer was the first important writer to use the English language.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Last month, the Washington Ballet performed "Cinderella" at the Warner Theater in Washington, D. C.

In the dark, Griffith froze.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Louisa May Alcott's most famous book, "Little Women" , tells the story of the March family of Concord, Massachusetts.

He loses in a battle with a mysterious swordsman named Griffith, who holds a powerful pendant called the Eye of God.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The exhibit tells the story of the disease with written explanations, images, and historical objects.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: WellPoint is a large health insurance provider in the United States.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Experts have reported different reasons why an individual may suffer epileptic seizures.

The origins of stigma lie not in ignorance or psychopathology but in Darwinian biology, said Griffith.

At the Griffith Observatory, Keith angrily attacks Carl, demanding justice for George Ferragamo's death.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The American economy grew in the nineteen twenties for several reasons.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: In eighteen sixty-five she visited Europe as a helper to an older woman.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Chaniya Anderson is a second grader at Whittier Elementary School in Washington. She needs help in math and reading.

Griffith - Keep your movie collection in order with this app that automatically grabs film information and cover art from the Internet.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Jennifer Burney also works with a group in India.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Wendell Cochran is a journalism professor at American University in Washington, D. C.

Tags have popped up on guardrails along the dirt trails near Griffith Park across town.

This program was written by Paul Thompson. It was produced by Dana Demange. I'm Shirley Griffith.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Wind speeds in the most severe ocean storms can reach more than two hundred fifty kilometers an hour.

The range of Griffith's work meant that each student could become the world's leading authority on a particular Griffith text.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Ian Bens and Aron Weber, the executive pastry chef, wanted fresh honey to use in their menus.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: This was written and produced by June Simms. I'm Shirley Griffith.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: But he also points to efforts to make the Internet and educational technology more available on the reservation.

Keith angrily talks to Carl on the phone, but agrees to meet him at the Griffith Park Observatory.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is the third movie in the series based on the children's action toys.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Other summer reading possibilities include works of non-fiction.

Every soldier was required to take the survey, including Justin Griffith, a sergeant at Fort Bragg, N. C.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Kakani Katija is a bioengineer who studies the power sources responsible for the ocean's movements.

"I had no idea I was in the running, which made the phone call from the MacArthur Foundation all the more sweet, " says Griffith.

Congratulations to Guanglei Yan from Shandong, China for his video "My Colourful Life at Griffith" .

On 1 November 2004, which is one of my unforgettable days in my life, I graduated from Griffith University.

Chuck Griffith, School of General Studies, Columbia University, class of 2009, English and comparative literature major.

Today Shirley Griffith and Frank Oliver tell about a famous World War Two pilot, Jimmy Doolittle.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Historians say Harriet Tubman was born in the year Eighteen-Twenty.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Scientists are working to develop other medicines and treatments for MS.

In the last few seconds, Stackhouse grabbed Griffith's arm and pulled her from the car.

Zim Nwokora is post-doctoral research fellow in politics at the Centre for Governance and Public Policy at Griffith University.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Most seizures can last anywhere between thirty seconds and two minutes.

'The markets have been opened to us, ' Mr. Griffith said.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: After months of negotiations, the peace treaty was completed.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Experts say there is no single diet plan that works best for everyone.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Austin, Texas leads the large city list, while Chicago, Illinois is third.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Louis the Fourteenth's ballet teacher Pierre Beauchamps created a way to write down the dance steps for ballet.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: People have called some natural events by human names for centuries.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The new president, Benjamin Harrison, had big political debts to re-pay.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: He says it is important for musicians to set a good example.

'My sense--it's just a sense--(is) it's an early phenomenon, ' Mr. Griffith said.

This event began as "Tucson Meet Yourself" and was founded by University of Arizona folklorist Dr. Jim Griffith.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The second thing for which President Harding is remembered is the Teapot Dome scandal.

"There are significant challenges to convert an empty paddock into an operating mine, " said Mr. West of Griffith University.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: However, a recent study offered little good news for people with MS.

This week in our series, Shirley Griffith and Larry West continue the story of the peace conference following World War One.

"I saw the X-37B from my home in Pasadena, California, around sunrise on March 31st, " reports Anthony Cook of the Griffith Observatory.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: This program was written by Jeri Watson. I'm Shirley Griffith.

"You learn a lot from others on the trip, " said John Griffith-Jones, chairman of accounting firm KPMG in the UK.

A freight train was just seconds away, and June Griffith couldn't move.

Langly: Hey lady, if you want to watch Matlock with Andy Griffith all blue and squiggly, go right ahead and buy from this guy.

Griffith wondered, "Is the Army saying my atheism makes me unfit to serve? "

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I have come to meet Rudd, 53, in his constituency of Griffith, a Brisbane suburb.

His friend, Frank DiPietrapaul, 18, grabbed her other arm, and the pair dragged Griffith to a nearby stoop.

"It is truly amazing, " said lead researcher Paul Tacon of Griffith University in Queensland, Australia.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: This Special English program was written by Richard Thorman.

Birth of a Nation, The Griffith, D. W.

Your narrators were Shirley Griffith and Tony Riggs.

Mr Rudd contested the Federal seat of Griffith for the Australian Labor Party in 1996.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: And this is Shirley Griffith. Join us again next week for another EXPLORATIONS program, on the Voice of America.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The committee said global warming might cause more powerful ocean storms in the future.

"What happens in the first session is critical, " said Griffith.

"They work as a team, " Mr. Griffith says.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Grameen's micro-financing has expanded the idea of entrepreneurship to many people.

Griffith wanted to fight Paret on the spot but was restrained.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Three years later, Mary Lyon opened a school for young women in the village of Buckland.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: But the most important part of the ballet was its expressive dancers.

Know what Bill Gates and Siegel have a preference among Griffith on the line, no need to have to separate the high and low.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Brent Goldfarb is a business professor at the University of Maryland.

Griffith's paper is on the same tack now: an army rotten with venereal disease : overseas or halfseasover empire.

So, you'll hear, tomorrow, from Saul Griffith.

If you wanna enjoy a beautiful park, you're gonna wanna go to Griffith Park, which is the biggest municipal park in the United States.

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"No, I'm stuck, " Griffith replied.

Griffith's story hit the local TV news that night and caught the attention of a family who were planning to donate a 1998 Volvo to Goodwill.

Mr. Griffith said Timken has spent hundreds of millions of dollars investing in China over the past five years.

A mysterious "Silver Mirror Man" appears in front of the Griffith Observatory of Los Angeles, US, May 19, 2010.

"So, " I whispered to Amy. "It is D. W. Griffith. "

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: One piece in the Textile Museum's "Green" exhibit is a work in progress.

Some galleries have 17 layers of paintings, according to lead researcher Paul Tacon of Griffith University.

Bioengineer Linda Griffith at nearby Massachusetts Institute of Technology is doing similar work with rat-liver tissue .

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: When Harriet was six years old, the Brodas family sent her to work for another family who lived near their farm.

Edward Griffith-Jones, a 27-year-old British man, spent the last year living in a hut he built in a national park in Sweden.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: More and more writers are self-publishing their work.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Kevin Hand and coworker Robert Carlson have recreated an environment like Europa in a laboratory to study its conditions.

"It is very neat work, " says ecologist Kylie Pitt of Griffith University in Australia, who is working on similar research.

First, the body of extant scholarship on Griffith was so tiny that it could all be read in a day;

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