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• Her unnamed obituarist in " The Daily News " considered that Josephine's name
• He is also an ecclesiastical obituarist.
• Nonetheless, his Guardian obituarist wrote that Guinness's " sexuality was complex ."
• As of 2003, he was the statistician and obituarist of " The Cricketer ".
• Edward Hull s obituarist wrote of him,  He maintained the honour of a gentleman . 
• According to an obituarist'he treated women with a detached courtesy as of a celibate priest.
• He went freelance in 1996 to become a music critic, celebrity interviewer and obituarist for The Times.
• He died in hospital in London aged 48 after what an obituarist called " a severe operation ".
• She  took a large share in " all the leading Westmorland activities " according to her friend and obituarist Gertrude Foggitt.
• After her death, Dante Gabriel Rossetti described her as " a wonderfully gifted woman "; another obituarist called her a genius.
• But just as important, the obituarist's art is more highly prized in Britain than elsewhere in the English-speaking world.
• According to his obituarist : " The dismissed captain had taken over a side in total disarray and laid the foundations for future triumphs ."
• Cobbold suffered considerably from ill health in the years leading to his death  problems his obituarist attributed to his capacity for sheer hard work.
• In spite of his theatrical family background, according to his " Wisden " obituarist he was conservative and understated, though occasionally wry.
• His obituarist in " The Times " described him as " a man of large and generous nature, a delightful companion and conversationalist ".
• His obituarist and colleague Blanford ( who died in the same year ) noted that he never used " FRS " after his name in any publications.
• As an obituarist for " The Independent " he has written obituaries of more than 150 subjects, including artists, poets, actors and inventors.
• According to an obituarist, " He returned to London [ from the States ] just in time to tackle a new type of enemy battery-powered fuse.
• The obituarist from the " Hull Daily Mail " opined that he was " one of the greatest music hall and pantomime comedians of his time ."
• Not, perhaps, as one obituarist would have it, on a par with the Queen, but way ahead of most of the mundane politicians who governed us.