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Amazon conceded that it had no choice but to bow to Macmillan's demands.

There was once a coherent economic philosophy in the Macmillan era: a little of what you fancy does you good.

Some of the most revealing discoveries Ms MacMillan has made in her researches are the haiku-like memos Nixon wrote on his yellow pads.

The resulting confusion and lack of support from Harold Macmillan, the prime minister, led to his resignation.

The Macmillan night nurse woke Mum early one morning with the news that my dad was slipping in and out of consciousness.

Harold Macmillan once said that if people were looking for a moral lead they should look to the archbishops rather than to politicians.

Passing sentence, Judge Bruce Macmillan noted that: 'Were this matter not so serious the facts would be decidedly comic.

Blanden, Gregg and Macmillan have found that you can predict much of this income persistence simply by looking at exam results at age 16.

Fine, thanks. Mr. Emory would like to meet with Mr. Macmillan tomorrow afternoon. Can you take a look at his book?

expressly made on behalf of Macmillan Publishers Limited or one of its agents.

No , I'm sorry . You've reached Mr. Macmillan's office . Let me just put you through to accounting.

In 1932, the MacMillan Publishing Company agreed to help them create a collection of folk songs, especially from black Americans.

"LET us be frank about it: most of our people have never had it so good, " a British prime minister, Harold Macmillan, once said.

Other publishers followed with similar demands and Apple has taken advantage of the opportunity.

Peel and the party's current leader, David Cameron, are indissolubly linked by Disraeli, Salisbury, Churchill, Macmillan and Thatcher.

But who, as a patrician British prime minister, Harold Macmillan, once loftily asked, are these middle classes?

A. Thanks for the advice, Mr. Macmillan. I'll keep it in mind. I had better head off though. I'm meeting my husband for dinner.

Amazon briefly stopped selling books from Macmillan in a dispute over pricing on Amazon's e-reader, the Kindle.

Cook's Macmillan would shuffle onstage, and boast that he'd persuaded President Kennedy to give Britain Polaris missiles.

When his son's Macmillan first hit London, Alec was in Tripoli as economic adviser to the United Nations.

Most politicians, noted Harold Macmillan, are undone by developments no manifesto or focus group can anticipate.

When the curtain falls, the best thing an actor can do is to go away. - H. Macmillan.

Berlin, Macmillan said, seemed to him small beer compared to the destruction of humanity.

Auletta details what happened when Amazon removed MacMillan's buy buttons and the role of e-books in the larger bookselling landscape.

Breaking with Mosley, Macmillan recruited Mosley's aide, Allan Young, a former Marxist, as his research assistant.

Feeling better today ? A : Hello , Mr. Macmillan . B : Hi , Susan . How are you feeling today ? A: Much better, thanks. B: Glad to hear it.

An excerpt from Lauren Manning's audiobook Unmeasured Strength, published by Macmillan Audio.

According to Macmillan, 42 per cent of Primary Care Trusts do not document where patients would like to die.

Too many people live too much in the past. The past must be a spring-board, not a sofa. ----Harold MacMillan.

Kate Chopin, Edith Wharton and Charlotte Perkins Gilman: Studies in Short Fiction New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

Newman, Oscar. Defensible Space; Crime Prevention through Urban Design. New York: Macmillan, 1972.

MacMillan is a reporter for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek in San Francisco.

Stephen P. MacMillan, chief executive of orthopedic product maker Stryker Corp. (SYK), doesn't foresee much improvement.

Yes, please, I'm looking for Mr. Macmillan's office. Do you know where it is?

In any case, "Macmillan" would add, Britain already had its own nukes.

Published in Britain as "To End All Wars: How the First World War Divided Britain" .

HAROLD MACMILLAN, a patrician British prime minister who came to power in the 1950s, famously asked who are the middle classes.

Bryce, James. Modern Democracies. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1921.

I figured that if Palgrave Macmillan got it, then my colleagues might get it, too.

(In Miguel Santos and Brian Bridges ed. , Europe, China and the Two SARs Towards a New Era, Macmillan Press, 2000).

A natural conservative, he didn't hate Macmillan at all.

The English translation of "Metro" will be published by Metropolitan, a division of Macmillan.

A: Excuse me, Mr. Emory? Mr. Macmillan would like to know if you have the completed schedule for next week?

Excuse me, Mr. , Macmillan? Could you tell me the fax number for Mr. Winthrop's office, please?

Bull, John(1994) Stage Right: Crisis and Recovery in British Contemporary Mainstream Theatre, London: Macmillan. pp 24-5.

Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences, vol. 2 (New York: Macmillan, 1930), P. 573.

The story began in Harold Macmillan's "never had it so good" '50s Britain.

We can't let Macmillan practice this emotional blackmail on us.

international book publishers operating in hong kong include oxford university press , longman , readers digest and macmillan.

He wrote a letter about it to Mr. Macmillan!

Requiem - Choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, with the American Ballet Theatre

Stylistic Features and Translation Approach to Explanatory Articles in The Macmillan Encyclopaedia

Different Drummer - Choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, with the Royal Ballet

History is apt to judge harshly those who sacrifice tomorrow for today. -- Harold MacMillan

Macmillan Dictionary of Conceptual Metaphors

Valley of Shadows - Choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, with the Royal Ballet

"The Human Problems of an Industrial Civilisation" , Macmillan, London, 1933; 2nd edn, Harvard University Press, 1946

Sir Kenneth MacMillan's - Romeo and Juliet as Juliet, with Wayne Eagling and London's Royal Ballet

american council on education : macmillan

A History of Western Music Aesthetics, Macmillan Press,

MacMillan, Margaret . Paris 1919: Six Months That Changed the World

Bridging the Macmillan Gap: from the View of Division

the macmillan put forth a new play of sean ocasey

On "Macmillan Fault" of our Country's Small and Medium Sized Enterprises