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Duncan ['dʌŋkən]

邓肯(①姓氏 ②Isadora, 1878-1927, 美国女舞蹈家) Duncan I 邓肯一世(1034-1040年在位, 被麦克斯暗害的苏格兰国王)

duncan

[ noun ]
United States dancer and pioneer of modern dance (1878-1927)
<noun.person>

What makes Cray Computer a more unusual pick for Mr. Duncan is that its earnings have been nonexistent. Nevertheless, he looks for the firm to break even next year and hit $3 a share in earnings by 1994.
"The Democrats basically extorted the president," said Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif. who joined Gingrich at his press conference.
Mr. Duncan didn't return phone calls and MCorp declined to give any details except to say that it is studying ways to reduce its nonperforming loans and offering new stock.
"He was outraged," Duncan said.
The jury had found Duncan guilty of two counts of capital murder earlier in the month.
The series also stars Sandy Duncan, Danny Ponce, Jeremy Licht, Edie McClurg and Josh Taylor.
The process is "exceptionally simple," said Dana Duncan, an engineering supervisor and one of those who developed the technology.
Operating profits in the UK improved by Pounds 2m to Pounds 32.3m. Sir James Duncan, chairman, said 'good housekeeping' in the storage division had helped boost profits substantially.
Prudential Securities estimates that the orange juice lost $30 million in fiscal 1990, while Duncan Hines baking products and Pringles potato chips just broke even.
U.S. ground forces are not strong enough, Duncan said, and it will be at least a month before enough tanks to face the Iraqis arrive in Saudi Arabia.
One cast member, sporting a black beret festooned with tiny pink roses, resembles a prancing Che Guevara masquerading as Isadora Duncan.
The retailing giant agreed to sell the 45-story building in Manhattan to a partnership formed by Tishman Speyer Properties and Trammel Crow Properties, Penney spokesman Duncan Muir said Tuesday.
All five people ate the so-called "death cap" mushrooms in an Oriental stir fry dish served Saturday at the home of Teresa and John Duncan.
Mr Duncan Ross, manager of Baring Securities' Seoul branch, says that on most days less than 10 per cent of orders have been executed. Liberalisation has, however, added some vigour to one of Asia's worst performers.
There had been speculation that Duncan's son Jimmy, a Knox County Criminal Court judge, would run for the seat.
"The sort of forces coming in really aren't the best things to use in armored warfare in the desert," Duncan said by telephone. "Once elite paratroopers make their marvelous parachute drop, they don't have much more they can do" against tanks.
It is called a play, and Martin Duncan and Ian Spink devised and directed it.
Mr. Duncan cautioned that while expectations have generally rebounded to preGulf crisis levels, they're still relatively low, reflecting continued concern about the economy's health.
"Retailers were surprisingly optimistic in the fourth quarter last year, and this year's expectations are more in line with recent retail-sales statistics," Duncan said.
"I'm troubled that our data is used to say things that we can't," says Joseph Duncan, chief economist and statistician for the company, which hopes to finish its own analysis by year end.
Jackson, who has pressed for an offer of the No. 2 position on the Democratic ticket, will meet Monday night with Dukakis, said Dayton Duncan, Dukakis' campaign press secretary.
Andrew Duncan, formerly financial director of Euro RSCG, has been appointed financial director and company secretary of JERRY'S HOME STORE.
"We have had the capacity for years to produce more coal than what the market demanded," said Tom Duncan, Kentucky Coal Association president.
There are bags of Duncan Hines cookies with Hershey milk chocolate and canisters of Pringle's potato chips with Kraft cheese seasoning and real Idaho potatoes.
Donald Duncan, 27, who was pulled from Pequea Creek late Saturday, died at Lancaster General Hospital, a spokeswoman said.
Most local companies have complied with Duncan's request.
Vin Weber of Minnesota and Duncan Hunter of California, who have been important players in the House GOP leadership.
Steve Duncan, assistant secretary of defense in charge of drug policy, said about 27 percent of the military forces overall tested positive for drug use in 1980, but last year the number was down to 4.8 percent.
Jack Duncan, counsel to the American Council for the Arts, called that provision "a method of intimidation."
"People weren't crazy about some things about us" during the team's 1972-74 heyday, noted Dave Duncan, pitching coach for the present A's and a catcher on the '72 titlists.

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