Houghton

But I was growing toward adolescence and had to admit that Mr. Houghton was not the only one with an irresistible spring in his neck.

This catalytic role was one of the most satisfying outcomes for the bank's surviving founders, Grzywinski and Houghton.

Her mother, Katharine Martha Houghton, was a great supporter of women's rights issues including the right to birth control.

"She was basically a very, very shy person, " Ms. Houghton continued, "terrified of coming into a room even at family get- togethers . "

There was Mr. Houghton. He was always telling me to think.

If either country happened to be prominent in current affairs, no argument could make Mr. Houghton think well of it.

it is said that each morning he opened letters from his agent at Houghton before turning to government business.

A large part of the Houghton Mifflin transaction, as well as the planned Harcourt acquisition, was financed with debt.

As an example of that, we work with Ray Houghton, the ex-Republic of Ireland international, on our match engine.

Houghton said: "It's very good for Joe to try to get as much game time as he can. Kenny [Dalglish] will play him. "

She was therefore upset by Florence's decision to reject Lord Houghton's offer of marriage.

Those benefits are "substantially greater than the cost of archiving, " Houghton says.

She ended up singeing her coat (probably a mink, Ms. Houghton said) on a gas stove. "You must have paid $700 for it, " the lawyer commented.

The story concerned a young African-American doctor , played by Poitier, who wants to marry Houghton , a young white woman .

But John Houghton, the publisher, quickly spotted the commercial possibilities.

Houghton , Lonsdale , and presumably also the Krogers would all be blown by the defection .

From Schlappner, Houghton, Milutinovic, Hahn, then do, Fula Duo, most these coaches Europe, "attributes. "

In a mobile lab, Scottish chemist James Houghton mixes it on the spot.

"This year we are using broken pieces of brick from the Houghton Parking Deck; it's easier to come by, " says Bowen.

Houghton, rich and Jewish, was indeed her constituency, and privilege was her life.

Maybe they're reading John Houghton's Global Warming: The Complete Briefing.

Some recyclers argue that stronger export standards could help bolster the domestic U. S. recycling industry, says Redemtech's Houghton.

But what many people know less about, Houghton says, is where their used electronics really go if consumers recycle them.

Here's the scoop: 15-year-old British girl Leanne Houghton was taking a bath at home when she suffered a seizure.

Mr. Houghton thought with his neck.

It was published by Houghton Mifflin in 1992, and brought them a new level of attention.

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 242 pages; $27.

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