Anne Mitchell, for example, pulled her son Gordon out because she did not like the way his school dealt with his cerebral palsy.
If these books were prose, they would be by Joseph Mitchell or Ian Frazier, writers who mix the rhythm of eloquent speech with an awareness of the worlds around them.
Mitchell is impulsive, and tact is certainly not a forte.
We said yes—and, you know, during Bush we used to say no, but when Mitchell came [as Obama’s envoy] I said O.K.
The most popular newspaper in America at the time, according to Mitchell Stephens, author of "a History of news", was new York's Courier and Enquirer, which sold 4,500 copies a day.
"五年期公債可能是美聯儲購買較多的券種，"Mitchell稱。
Determined that patients with diffuse large B cell lymphoma had high serum levels of miR-21, which associated with increased relapse-free survival 3. Around the same time, Mitchell et al.
Senator Mitchell said that the suggested delay was regressive and unfair, and that he couldn’t support it.
But Mitchell aside, saying he was not a statistician.
The most popular newspaper in America at the time, according to Mitchell Stephens, author of “A History of News”, was New York’s Courier and Enquirer, which sold 4, 500 copies a day.
Extends hand first; Sun and Mitchell shake hands Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Steven Sun, general manager of Apex Trading.
He had a profound impact on business-cycle research-his 1946 book, written with Wesley Clair Mitchell, was the seminal analysis of U.S. business cycles from 1854 to 1938.
The Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities asked the Getty Conservation Institute. They in turn posed the question to Harvard microbiologist Ralph Mitchell.
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