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Gladstone ['glædstəun]

(=Gladstone bag)(由中部对开的)旅行提包
格拉德斯通, 格莱斯顿(①姓氏 ②William Ewart,1809-1898,英国政治家,于1868-1894年间四度任英国首相)

gladstone

[ noun ]

liberal British statesman who served as prime minister four times (1809-1898)

<noun.person>

a large travelling bag made of stiff leather

<noun.artifact>

Gladstone \Glad"stone\, n. [Named after Wm. E. Gladstone.]
A four-wheeled pleasure carriage with two inside seats,
calash top, and seats for driver and footman.

At a news conference in New York, Gladstone and Groves said they did not expect to lay off employees or to lose clients due to conflicts as a result of the merger.
The credit belongs to Gladstone and a decision taken at the launch of the BBC.
The result is some quirky language that sticks in my mind after 30 years. 'Gladstone may be a dope six days of the week, but this is Monday,' reads one helpful marginal comment.
His book on British leaders from Gladstone to Thatcher is not entirely new, since he has written some of the essays before in other places.
Gladstone said he expects the combined firm will have more employees a year from now than the firms have separately today.
Gladstone said accounting and auditing firms generally are sought out for their expertise in a field, such as the media or energy business, and often count competing companies as clients.
Gladstone, Disraeli and Pitt do not even make the index.
William Gladstone, co-chief executive officer of Ernst & Young, said the voting-requirement change was made "with a long-term view."
Currently Mr. O'Reilly is tackling a biography of William Gladstone, the 19th century British prime minister.
Questions may be directed to Rick Gladstone, business enterprise editor, at 212-621-1687.
Carl and Barbara Wilson sued Dr. Donald Kuenzi of Gladstone, Mo.
Again, the Marquess of Hartington, Gladstone's temporary successor in 1874, did not operate in the House of Lords but from the House of Commons.
Strikes also were on in two Upper Peninsula districts, the 2,001-student Gladstone district with 97 teachers and in Ishpeming with 1,200 students and 70 teachers.
In the 19th century Gladstone wondered whether a prime minister - first lord - had the right to fire ministers he had invited to join his cabinet.
In the United States, Ernst & Young will be led by co-chief executives, Arthur Young Chairman William L. Gladstone and Ernst & Whinney Chairman Ray J. Groves.
The Macmillan brothers, Daniel and Alexander, were friends of Gladstone.
For, unlike his arch-rival William Gladstone, he did not think that fiscal arithmetic was his particular metier.
Last century, Gladstone was the focus of a notable image-making industry.
In this respect she is not a typical leader of the Conservative Party, but more in the evangelizing tradition of the great 19th-century Liberal statesman, William Ewart Gladstone.

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