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Blackburn

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blackburn

[ noun ]
black-and-white North American wood warbler having an orange-and-black head and throat
<noun.animal>

But what I'm really selling is American culture," Mr. Blackburn says.
Mr. Blackburn, 57 years old, still gets misty-eyed describing the homemade peppermint ice cream he ate as a kid and helped crank whenever his parents gave a dinner party.
Blackburn said in interviews this week that Sharon Steel is risking possible fines by operating its Monessen, Pa., plant without anti-sulfur emission controls that are required by a federal court consent decree.
Mr. Blackburn, who is 48 and a lawyer by training, is gregarious and charming.
In the event, Dr John Blackburn, whose death in October caused the by-election, held it with a majority of 5,789. The campaign has attracted the participation of more senior members of the Labour party than senior members of the government.
"We felt that banks should try to tell the reader of financial statements that there are varying degrees of problems," said Zane Blackburn, the chief accountant at the comptroller's office, which regulates 4,200 federally chartered banks.
To reduce the losses, Mr. Blackburn said he hopes to cut overhead costs by $20 million during the year.
Mr. Bricker said he also will turn the chairman's job over to Mr. Blackburn after the company spins off its refining and marketing unit to shareholders, which is expected to occur within 90 days.
The lacklustre World Cup final between Brazil and Italy proved that football can never be relied upon to entertain; last week's UEFA cup defeat of Blackburn by part-timers Trelleborgs proved that mediocrity can always triumph over talent.
It is understood the resignation follows growing differences of opinion between Mr Blackburn Gittings and the British government.
The AOC agreed to move the Olympic tennis center out of Blackburn Park after DeKalb County residents protested.
Both brokers have settled their suits with the SEC, said Robert Blackburn, an SEC attorney.
One apartment was engulfed in flames and the other building was in flames," said State Trooper Anthony Blackburn.
Interest receivable was Pounds 2.7m (Pounds 2.9m) but Mr Ian Blackburn, finance director, said there would be an interest charge in the current year as the group moved into a net debt position.
"It's an excellent strategy," says Steven Pruett, a managing partner at Blackburn Capital Markets, which specializes in financing broadcast acquisitions.
A spokesman for the Environmental Protection Agency, Lee Blackburn, said the federal agency had been expecting the suit, but he declined to comment on it until he had read the complaint.
Elizabeth Blackburn, who owns the building with her husband, Art, said she was unaware of the padlocked door on the three-story, wooden-frame building.
Mrs. Blackburn says the secret to managing 28 children and a household is not to fear mistakes.
Paul Ince plucked draws from defeats with late equalisers against West Ham and, crucially, against Blackburn. United showed the same resilience against lowly Oldham last month.
'We want to be at the forefront of best practice,' said Mr Blackburn.
"No matter how much he delegates, you have to beware that he will always remain the boss," says Robert Blackburn, managing director of Industrial Equity for seven years until a hostile parting in 1973.
He said the woman chanted, "Acid is groovy, kill the pigs." James Blackburn, who prosecuted the 1979 case, said Sunday he has been hearing the writ would be filed for more than a year.
"The aspartame allowed people to achieve mouth pleasure without adding calories, and that improved compliance with their diets," said George Blackburn, who led the study.

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