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• Helicopters from these units are foreward deployed to locations in Eastern Europe.
• Nixon, who died last year, wrote the foreward with droll humor:
• In a foreward to the report, Michel wrote:
• It has a foreward by John Reed, the MIT alum who runs Citicorp.
• He had hoped Brando would write a foreward.
• His propositions are put foreward by the means of the people and their interests.
• But Bud wrote the introduction, and Jimmy Buffet is writing the foreward to it.
• Eaton was listed as author of the foreward and epilogue, and editor of the rest.
• "As the foreward party, we feel an immense responsibility to fulfill our role,"
• The book's foreward is written by Johnson, who has been a close personal friend for decades.
• I used the back cover summary and the Foreward to describe the book but did not cite to it.
• O'Donnell has written the foreward to " I'd Rather Laugh . " ( MORE ) nn
• His thoughts were published in the February 1981 edition of " Foreward Press ", the club s magazine for members.
• I edited and now cited to the back cover and Foreward although not sure that's going to be good enough.
• "They really are a nation unto themselves, " says Betty White in the foreward to Arden's book.
• But even Carr finally came foreward, not to complain about the Nobel, but about getting deprived of credit for his discovery.
• In her foreward, Meriwether points out " Blood of My Blood " resembles Rawlings'last book, " The Sojourner ."
• And each approved standard is issued with an explanatory foreward explaining its status in Malaysia and providing guidance on its application pursuant to local laws and regulations.
• :The Foreward to his book is written by Neal D . Barnard, MD, President, " Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine ".
• Both he and his wife wrote the foreward to the Atlanta History Book as he was familiar with the Atlanta Woman's Club's efforts.