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1. In testimony, the prosecution called FBI agent Robert Reich to explain a large chart that outlined the flow of funds from the Philippines for the purchase of an office building at 200 Madison.
2. "However, the cornerstone of the U.S. arms sales policy has always been to examine first and foremost the strategic and moral implications of military sales," Reich said.
3. German troops marched into the country nearly 50 years ago, officially linking this Alpine nation with Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
4. Within the Arab world, Saddam's goals are "Iraqi leadership and that he is prepared to use virtually all means to achieve that end, from economic intimidation to the use of force and terror," Reich said in an interview.
5. Strauss continued to conduct at Third Reich musical events, however, including the 1936 Olympics and the opening of the 1938 music festival, the Reichsmusiktage, that included the degenerate music exhibit.
6. "The Street's knee-jerk reaction was to be disappointed," said Gary Reich, of Shearson Lehman Brothers, who had been looking for the company to earn $1.11 a share for the quarter.
7. In 1973, when Michael Tilson Thomas conducted "Four Organs" by Steve Reich on a Boston Symphony Orchestra program at Carnegie Hall, rival factions in the audience bellowed boos and bravos.
8. The appellate judges ruled, however, that Mr. Reich "admitted acts which constitute intent to defraud."
9. Mr. Reich teaches political economy at Harvard.
10. Seymour Reich, chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, told a news conference here he was assured by Shamir that Israel's own investigation of the killings would be completed next week.
11. Like other German companies during Adolf Hitler's Third Reich, Daimler-Benz used thousands of forced laborers to fuel its wartime production of engines and vehicles for the military.
12. Fifty-seven years ago William Shirer was fired by the Chicago Tribune, a parting he has said made him feel "very sorry for myself." The author of the classic "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," finally got his severance pay Tuesday.
13. Froebe studied theater under Dresden actor Erich Ponto and Paul Guenther in Berlin during the early years of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
14. Germany felt particularly vulnerable because Russia was allied to France, which was likely to fall upon the Reich from the west while Germany was attempting to contain Russia in the east.
15. Dayco previously won a $19 million judgment in a civil suit against Mrs. Reich in 1984.
16. "I felt like a Jew during the Third Reich," he said.
17. Auschwitz, located in modern-day Poland, was the most infamous of the Nazi concentration camps set up by Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.
18. In the current Middle East crisis, the focus is on major military intimidation, Reich said.
19. Adolf Hitler and his henchmen had for years been targeting Jews for persecution, trying to force them out of the Third Reich.
20. More than 12 million ethnic Germans were driven from Silesia and East Prussia after the Third Reich was vanquished.
21. "I'm optimistic," he said. "What is at stake here is moral culpability." More than 6 million Jews were killed during Adolf Hitler's Third Reich, a fact that East Germany does not dispute.
22. "It was a soothing meeting in terms of the anxieties we had going in," Seymour Reich, president of B'nai B'rith International, said after Wednesday's luncheon attended by about 30 Jewish leaders.
23. Some saw it as the end of Hitler's Europe _ the divided continent that emerged from the ashes of the Third Reich.
24. Steinberg's lawyer, Perry Reich, said Steinberg will address the court before sentencing.
25. "The efficiency of the Third Reich's genocidal policies made it a virtual certainty that many would go to their graves never having been called to account for their pasts," Sher said.
26. The contract was arranged by Otto Reich, former director of the Office of Public Diplomacy, who has since been appointed ambassador to Venezuela.
27. "Reich's Recovery" read a page-one headline that ran in this newspaper on July 28 of that year.
28. His old friend, Mr Robert Reich, who lectures in political economy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, was named labor secretary.
29. The reason Bush got 98 instead of 100, Reich said, was because of a statement opposing the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip which did not also note that the areas were occupied as a defensive measure, not out of aggression.
30. Of course, we have problems, but Mr. Reich overstates them.