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Tyler ['tailə]

n. 泰勒(m.)
n. (共济会的)秘密会所看守人

tyler

[ noun ]

elected vice president and became the 10th President of the United States when Harrison died (1790-1862)

<noun.person>

a town in northeast Texas

<noun.location>

Tyler \Ty"ler\ (t[imac]"l[~e]r), n.
See 2d {Tiler}.

Tiler \Til"er\, n. [Of uncertain origin, but probably from E.
tile, n.]
A doorkeeper or attendant at a lodge of Freemasons. [Written
also {tyler}.]

Karl Wiedergott, who recently did a pilot for a new CBS-TV series called "Limited Partners," plays the role of Tyler.
Bentsen began Thursday in Tyler in East Texas, explaining to his long-time Senate supporters why he was seeking both re-election to that seat and the vice presidency.
The two sides have been meeting since Tuesday at Northwest's world headquarters with the assistance of a federal mediator, Tyler said.
Hosts for Sunday's event were Gloria Loring, Hal Linden and Mary Tyler Moore, who also is the foundation's international chairman.
Tyler is a student at the institute's school.
At issue is a work by art student Scott Tyler titled "What is the Proper Way to Display a U.S. Flag?" which is part of a minority students' exhibit.
King Richard II rode to meet the rebels at Smithfield _ site of London's present-day wholesale meat market _ and peasant leader Wat Tyler was slain.
Tyler, who had returned to his home in Williamsburg following the inauguration, rode 53 hours on horseback after receiving the news of Harrison's death.
But on recent evenings, the World War I-era cement and stone bunker has become the torch-lighted stage for portraying a much older conflict: "Wat Tyler," Richard Sewell's dramatic account of a peasant revolt in 14th century England.
He was a partner in the law firm of Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler, but it was always clear that The Wall Street Journal was not merely a client but a love.
But Harold Tyler of the New York law firm of Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler, a lawyer for Chemical Bank, countered: "I don't consider $93 million a bad deal.
But Harold Tyler of the New York law firm of Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler, a lawyer for Chemical Bank, countered: "I don't consider $93 million a bad deal.
The Tyler Prize, administered by the University of Southern California, was established in 1973 by Alice C. Tyler and her husband, the late John C. Tyler, founder of Farmers Insurance Group.
The Tyler Prize, administered by the University of Southern California, was established in 1973 by Alice C. Tyler and her husband, the late John C. Tyler, founder of Farmers Insurance Group.
The Tyler Prize, administered by the University of Southern California, was established in 1973 by Alice C. Tyler and her husband, the late John C. Tyler, founder of Farmers Insurance Group.
"I guess we'll have to go to Tyler," she said, referring to the murder charges.
Northwest spokesman Redmond Tyler said the airline operated normally Wednesday. "We have seen no evidence of any disruption or attempt at disruption," he said.
TCA, a cable-TV concern, is based in Tyler, Texas.
Mr. McKinney said Tyler would have reinvested the Hall-Mark proceeds in an acquisition if one had come along.
Tyler was the only one on the bus wearing gloves, police said.
A conceptual work Tyler did as a student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago prompted Chicago's flag desecration ordinance.
Redmond Tyler, a Northwest spokesman, said the threat of a strike did not appear to affect ticketing for flights over the weekend.
Speakers at the convention in a downtown Washington hotel all have the same idea, says IPA chairman Dan Tyler Moore.
President John Tyler, whose relations with Congress were soured by his vetoes of major pieces of legislation, had four Cabinet choices rejected.
An estimated $5 million to $6 milion worth of crops were bruised or damaged when the quake toppled storage bins, according to Ron Tyler of the Agricultural Extension Service.
Wood, who has admitted helping Graham kill the patients, said she and Graham sometimes talked by telephone after Graham moved to her native Tyler, Texas, in July 1987 and began working at Mother Frances Hospital as a nurse's aide.
Based on the acclaimed novel by Pulitzer Prize-winner Anne Tyler, the movie illuminates the world of a finicky travel writer named Macon Leary (William Hurt) who is thrown into a tailspin when his wife (Kathleen Turner) leaves him.
Drexel "doesn't want its records to be seen all over the world," Mr. Tyler told the court.
"The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd," for example, merely updates the female yuppie theme of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."
HUD has also taken possession of Tyler House, castigating Mr. Rozet for the project's condition; in January, it suspended the developer from doing any new business with HUD for at least a year.

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