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And, if public intellectuals are allowed to perform posthumously, try to hear more of Isaiah Berlin.

Peter Pettigrew as "posthumously" awarded a medal. All that was returned to his mother was his finger.

Two short works that seem to be by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart were posthumously premiered on Mozart's own piano.

If Drucker, with the help of a headstrong teenager, can posthumously change that, it would be his greatest gift to Japan.

Other renowned English authors aren't so posthumously popular -- at least among the Web set.

The Good Conduct Medal may also be awarded posthumously, to any soldier killed in the line of duty .

Alphard Black of the fourth generation shown was posthumously disowned for leaving gold in his will to his "runaway nephew" , Sirius Black.

Buffett has always planned to give the bulk of his wealth to charity, but insisted that it would occur posthumously.

This has been cited as the reason she was not included with the others: The Nobel Prize is not awarded posthumously.

You may not know this, but most posthumously released songs are indeed recorded before the artist dies.

He fought that reputation all his life, finally winning out posthumously with the establishment of Nobel Prize in his will.

Even members of the Servant Caste have been elevated to Paragons, usually posthumously, in recognition of remarkable service.

If one accepts that Virgin's combination of plane and spacecraft qualifies, then Clarke could posthumously prove to be right.

As a result of his outspoken opposition to the Pinochet evil, Neruda's poetry was posthumously banned in Chile from 1974 until 1990.

Also, MSG Jimmie Holloway earned the Distinguished Service Cross ( Posthumously ) in a separate combat action.

He was posthumously promoted again to Brigadier General, and is buried in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

He wrote about his experiences in his travel books and articles, and later in his Autobiography, published posthumously in 1883.

The group provincial party committee awards posthumously it "the Fujian Province outstanding Young Pioneer" the title of honor.

to make it clear that the Nobel Prizeshall not deliberately be awarded posthumously.

She was posthumously awarded the 1993 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Jean Hershold Humanitarian Award.

A report she edited about violence in Congo was published posthumously.

Hoover's book, according to the Publisher's Note that serves as a preface, was published posthumously.

Of course, they aren't going to try Saddam posthumously.

Pioneering magician Doug Henning will be honoured posthumously.

Jane Austen (1775-1817) completed six novels in her lifetime, two of which were published posthumously.

Delta Sgts . Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart were the first soldiers to receice the Medal of Honor posthumously since the Vietnam War.

Mo Sui is a one - act play by Xu Guangping published posthumously, which has special value.

Hepburn was posthumously awarded a Humanitarian Award in 1993, shortly after she succumbed to colon cancer.

He was buried at sea, and awarded posthumously the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry that can be given to British forces.

The Nobel committee's rules say the prizes can't be awarded posthumously.

There was also "Animal Hero, Second Class, " which was conferred posthumously on the dead sheep.

Pettigrew posthumously receives the Order of Merlin, First Class (PA10).

It is a necessary step to publish his autobiography posthumously.

His last book was published posthumously.

He's posthumously beat out every recording artist to become the most-downloaded musician of all time, based on sales data from Nokia.

Superiors burned his papers posthumously in 1884.

Mr Putin at first ignored her murder, then posthumously belittled her work.

roy: durkon, you do know what the word, "posthumously" means in Common, right? because it doesn't mean, "after something funny" .

Steptoe died in 1988, and prizes are not awarded posthumously, so Dr Edwards scoops the whole pool of SKr10m ($1. 5m).

U. S. President Obama awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously to Robert Miller, who gave his own life to save others,

"I'm embarrassed for Tiger Woods. I'm embarrassed, posthumously, for his dad. I'm appalled by Nike. " (See the top 10 disgraced athletes. )