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• It was protected by a cavalier and was situated where the present-day gate is situated.
• The city of Port Arthur held its own memorial service on the same day Gates was buried.
• He penciled in Gates at third base, a move that was later scrapped, and there were days Gates was openly puzzled.
• A new match day gating system was installed and the station was redecorated with the new yellow and silver Metrolink corporate identity.
• The stepped forms, characteristic of the Georgia artist's paintings, are the modern-day gates of Babylon, said Mitchell, who met me at the train.
• As the founder of LSI Logic, Corrigan pioneered modern-day gate array, standard-cell application-specific integrated circuit ( ASIC ), system-on-a-chip and Platform ASIC businesses.
• In noting decreased baseball attendance Sunday on " The Sports Reporters, " the host DICK SCHAAP said the Rockies'opening-day gate fell by 25, 000.
• The Austrian had only six days gate-training and four days free skiing behind him this season and only about 15 days since his accident.
• A day gate is a second door inside the main vault door frame used for limited vault protection while the main door is open.
• The powerful Austrian has only six days gate-training and four days free skiing behind him this season and only about 15 days since his accident.
• Before that, he'd had only six days gate-training and four days free skiing behind him this season and only about 15 days since his accident.
• Maier had only six days gate-training and four days free skiing behind him this season and only about a total 15 days since his accident.
• Last weekend's series with Detroit drew a three-day gate of 36, 471, which doesn't even match the Sunday crowd crosstown at Wrigley Field, where the Cubs played the Mets before 39, 265.
• Just before the war, Straub married Sylvia Gates ( 1920 1974 ), a granddaughter of William Day Gates, founder of the American Terracotta company and its arts-and-crafts line : Gates TEACO . The firm's terra cotta appears on famous Chicago works by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright.