Eleanor Scott, Green MSP for Highlands and Islands, described the inquiry as a valuable opportunity.
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Eleanor McGann, deputy coroner for Essex, opened and adjourned the inquest during a brief hearing.
Eleanor Farnsworth, a luxury agent with Prudential Gardner, lets New Orleans serve as an example.
Eleanor, what did Chirac say in his nationally televised address to the French people today?
Eleanor Burnham (Liberal Democrat, North Wales) asked about targets to improve fitness in Wales.
The day after our walk, Eleanor and I saw Nancy and told her the truth.
As Eleanor Beardsley reports from Paris, these new owners are helping to preserve a French tradition.
Eleanor Boyce, donor services team manager for Northern Ireland said it was a very personal thank you.
The Liberal Democrat member Eleanor Burnham asked why the measure wasn't based on people's right to speak Welsh.
Edward Stocks Massey had married Eleanor Harrison in 1887 and taken up residence at Bamford Hall, near Rochdale.
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When Eleanor Roosevelt arrived at the Executive Mansion in 1933, she found the kitchen far below her standards.
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Eleanor Roosevelt makes an appearance in the memorial, a distinction Martha Washington and Mary Todd Lincoln didn't get.
Eleanor Updale, children's writer and chair of the junior judging panel, said it was an "instantly appealing book".
In recent days, she's been quoting Eleanor Roosevelt and photos of her commuting life in New York City.
Just as I would expect from a writer, Noelle also did her fair share of research on Eleanor.
Ms. ELEANOR FIRST(ph): We just have to get these guys - Congress has done nothing for eight years.
She has a corner full of her icons: Hillary, Amelia Earhart (Schroeder was a pilot) and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Eleanor is Episcopalian, the daughter of a deacon, and I am Jewish, the son of a Holocaust survivor.
Welsh Liberal Democrat culture spokesperson Eleanor Burnham accused Mr Pugh of causing unnecessary disruption in the arts community.
"We were outside the main Justice building, " said Eleanor Lewis, executive director of the American Association of Legal Publishers.
My wife Eleanor and I were walking up a mountain road, enjoying a rare moment of being alone together.
Robin Gerber is a historian and author of Leadership, the Eleanor Roosevelt Way.
'We regret that the announcement by Monitor has resulted in the resignation of Eleanor Chumley-Roberts and Dr Lynne Hulme.
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Last year, King Peggy's real-life fairy tale was documented in a book written by her and author Eleanor Herman.
Conservative Eleanor Laing criticised the Liberal Democrats for insisting on the AV referendum as part of the coalition deal.
The memorial's planners managed to head off an animal-rights controversy by having Eleanor Roosevelt's statue shed her characteristic fur boa.
The West End production broke records last year, winning seven Olivier Awards including the youngest recipient for 10-year-old Eleanor Worthington-Cox.
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Armstrong laid to rest any doubts about his ability to win the race a seventh time, as Eleanor Beardsley reports.
In her final report, Eleanor gets some help from a teenage triathlete and hears a plea for clearer food labelling.
U.S. Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-District of Columbia, asked residents of Newtown, Connecticut, to make themselves known in the crowd.
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