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Young Griff pushed a lock of blue hair out of his eyes. "They were squires together at King's Landing. "

He was ready to ride off when he sees one of the squires rushing across the drawbridge, yelling for him.

"If people don't do dogs, there may be another part of the company they don't do, " Squires says.

T'other squires hardly dared to lay a finger on him in the yard.

In June, Ann Moore, the Time Inc. chairwoman, gave Mr. Squires the responsibility of creating a digital road map for the company.

Meanwhile , Chief Investigator Mike SQUIRES conducted training and a seminar on Informant Handling and Undercover Operations .

Michele 'Mikey' Carlson Squires was brushing her teeth Friday night when a TV news report about a Volkswagen microbus caught her attention.

London voter Chris Squires, a sound engineer, says that like many Britons, he always thought a vote for a third party was wasted.

He contrived an eager , ingratiating smile , which he bestowed on Mr. Squires .

She, the daughter of a shopkeeper, lacked the ancestry of the Tory squires.

So now he contrived an eager, ingratiating smile, which he bestowed on Mr. Squires.

In the benefit gambling about field management between academies and squires, academies lost the discourse power in the social roles.

All bumbling conjurers , clumsy squires, no-talent bards, and cowardly thieves in the land will be pre-emotively put to death.

They started their training when they were very young, as pages. Then they became squires and finally knights.

'Did we ever have fun in that van, ' recalls Ms. Squires, who still works as a manager at Cathay Inn.

In important ways the consortium resembles Hulu, an outfit Mr Squires praises as "artful" .

It was . . . not so simple as that. Lord Karstark slew two prisoners, my lady. Unarmed boys, squires in a cell.

In 1873, Britain Schumacher temperature Fuerth the squires, this ancient game moved outdoors.

Intent on owning the car again, Ms. Squires hopes that Allstate will give her first right of refusal.

Her entourage consisted of several squires and maids.

The family history was typical of the Catholic squires of England .

Squires says the project has been on the drawing board for 20 years, but never acted it on.

Some Dornish boy. He squires for the big knight they call Greenguts.

'I don't think I could afford 25 grand. I am hoping under five, ' says Ms. Squires, who earns $17 to $20 an hour.

Sons o' this whore or that one, little fools run off from home to have adventures, butt boys, squires, and the like.

I have more squires than I know what to do with.

Ms. Squires was 21 when she bought the bus in 1972 from a local car lot.

Ms. Squires has been in touch with Allstate, which she says has a record of an insurance policy in the names of her late mother and father.

The Re-cognition of the Patriarchal Clans and Squires'Historical Position in the Traditional Society

In Britain, Tory MPs were stereotypically squires of independent means or retired businessmen;

The Analysis of the Mentality of Squires in Ming Dynasty