Stornoway was one of five mining companies with projects in the area named in the budget to extend the highway, along with Strateco, Abitex, Western Troy and Eastmain Resources.
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Wicketkeeper Kieswetter, who played in the England side which won the ICC World Twenty20 in May was named in the England performance squad which will tour Australia as back-up to the main squad.
Invited out to the US to play in a tournament named in his honour - an event which featured a green with two holes to give everybody a chance - Flitcroft scored in the low 90s.
Boyazny tops the lists of the most influential women in the investment world, and was in fact named one of the 5 most influential women in the hedge fund world in 2012 by InvestorPlace.com.
Back in 2003, a guy in Colorado named Matthew Cole cut out a giant square hole in his living room floor, sunk in a hot tub and turned his modest bachelor pad into a magnificent poor man's grotto.
In addition to those named in the text, the author would like to thank all those who generously assisted in the preparation of this special report.
Soon he found himself facing charges in Italy and was named in an organised crime civil suit brought by 10 EU governments in the United States.
And watched from the stands by Paolo di Canio - a guest in the hospitality lounge named in his honour - they came out on top in a game marked more by endeavour than quality.
Charles Lubin, the Chicago baker who in 1949 named his shop after his eight-year-old daughter, sweated in front of an oven perfecting cheesecakes and sponges that would still taste good after being frozen.
In 1970, a mysterious singer-songwriter in Detroit named Rodriguez released an album called Cold Fact, which got nice notices, but, in the words of a number of bewildered music-biz people connected with the record, did absolutely nothing.
In one example of the changes, News Corp. in August named its general counsel, Gerson Zweifach, as its chief compliance officer, a position mandated in the settlement.
Fortune magazine once named her among the top 50 women in business, and the University of South Carolina's business school is named in her honor.
Tejada is pretty much the only star still in his prime who's named in the report.
Time magazine in 2002 named Spitzer "Crusader of the Year, " a champion of the little guy.
That lack of recognition didn't last long, thanks to a physician in Texas named James McCleery.
Hewlett-Packard in September named Meg Whitman, former CEO of eBay, as its new president and CEO.
By happenstance, a Blendax licensee in Thailand named Chaleo Yoovidhya also owned a tonic drink company.
Earlier, a conference centre in Leeds named after Savile announced it was to be rebranded.
"Take the A Train" was written by a kid who lived in Pittsburgh named Billy Strayhorn.
She reached a scientist in Seagate's office in Minnesota named Kenneth Burns who was then struggling with speed.
Well, a Swedish interactive designer now based in Brisbane named Fred Nurby has risen to the challenge.
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When we started our push for reform last year, I talked to a young mother in Wisconsin named Laura Klitzka.
Bittermann earned a bachelor's degree from Southern Illinois University, which in 1989 named him the Southern Illinois University's Journalism Alumnus of the Year.
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This time the goal was to locate and photograph five people, each wearing unique T-shirts, in five named cities across two continents.
Watts Water wanted to buy a company in China named Changsha Valve.
Take Motorola, which in 2008 named Sanjay Jha and Greg Brown as joint chief executives after the firm's fortunes took a severe battering.
There is a fossil dealer living in Japan named Hollis Butts.
The Miami New Times report identified other players in addition to Rodriguez as being named in handwritten notes of Anthony Bosch, chief of the Biogenesis clinic.
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