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Fleming and William Stephenson suspect the Germans intend to kidnap Dr. Emico Verdi, a top-level American atomic scientist, while en route to a conference in Africa. They recruit retired British spy John Braithwaite-code name Antimony-back into service to accompai Verdi, although they are concerned about Braithwaite s age. Fleming monitors Antimorty s progress, reporting to William Stephenson, William Donovan, and Admiral John Godfrey (Carpenter, 2009). 

George Stephenson Locomotive with horizontal inside 1872 William Robinson Closed-loop track circuits and... 

Stephenson, Neal. The confusion. William Morrow Co, 2004. 816p. ISBN 0060523867... 

Stephenson, Neal. Quicksilver. New York William Morrow Co, 2003. x, 927p. ISBN 0-380-97742-7... 

Thanks to William E. Stephenson, APR, Ketchum Public Relations, for research and writing Cindy C. Newman, Communications Department, The Dow Chemical Company, for project coordination and editing Stanley M. Englund, Process Engineering, The Dow Chemical... 

Kennedy s film ventures were also noteworthy for another reason. Lord Inverforth later showed up during World War II working closely with British Secret Intelligence Services chief William Stephenson ("Intrepid"). (8) The Robertson-Cole deal was Kennedy s first contact with Britain s aristocratic high command. 

Bloomfield was recruited to the SOE by its director, Sir William Stephenson, in 1938. (13) Stephenson, a Canadian-born protege of Round Table founder Lord Beaverbrook, appointed Bloomfield as the recruitment officer and "agent handler" for the newly created counterespionage and espionage branch of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), known as Division Five. (14)... 

Virtually all the book-length material on Sir William Stephenson and the British Security Coordination-Special Operations Executive is "official cover story" commissioned by the SOE to provide limited exposure to aspects of its operations while withholding the most illegal... 

Stephenson s methods of operation, including his penetration into every level of the U.S. military command with his SOE agents, are H. Montgomery Hyde, Room 3603 (New York Ballantine Books, 1962) and William Stevenson, A Man Called Intrepid (New York Ballantine Books, 1976). 

Williams, E.J., Gleeson, D., Burton, J.L., Stephenson, T.J. Kayser-Flei-scher like rings in alcoholic hver disease A case report. Eur. J. Gastroenterol. Hepatol. 2003 15 91-93... 

Acknowlegdement. Helpful discussions with J. Bordas, R. Coisson, P. Elleaume, A. Freund, J. Hastings, A. Luccio, A. Miller, B. Stephenson, C. Williams andH. G. Zach-mann are acknowledged. 

Figure 9. (a) Portrait of John Dalton engraving by William Henry Worthington after a 1814 painting by Joseph Allen, (b) Caricature of Dalton by James Stephenson (1808-1886), probably from 1882 (both Edgar Fahs Smith Collection). 

Turnbull, W. (1847). An essay on the air-pump and atmospheric railway containing formulae and rules for calculating the various quantities contained in Mr. Stephenson s report on atmospheric propulsion. Williams London. 

J. M. J. Williams, in Advances in Asymmetric Synthesis, G. R. Stephenson, Ed., Chapman and Hall, London, 1996, 299-312. Palladium Allyl -Tr-Complexes in Asymmetric Synthesis. 

Chapter 16, by William Starbuck and Johnny Stephenson, provides a blueprint for making NASA more effective. The chapter reviews key properties of NASA and its environment and the organizational-change initiatives currently in progress within NASA, and then attempts to make realistic assessments of NASA s potential for future achievement. In the authors opinion, some environmental constraints make it difficult, if not impossible, for NASA to overcome some challenges it faces, but there do appear to be areas that current change efforts do not address, and areas where some current efforts appear to need reinforcement. 

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