Schools being investigated include Fettes, Robert Gordon's College and the High School of Glasgow.
Robert Gordon, Conservative leader of the council, told BBC Three Counties the county council is in a difficult position.
The authors note specifically the work of economist Robert Gordon and journalist Thomas Byrne Edsall.
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Among Bloxx's customers are EMI, Monarch Airlines, Selfridges, London Symphony Orchestra and Robert Gordon University.
It poisons a portfolio that has any leverage in it, says Robert Gordon of Twenty-First Securities Corp.
Maurilia Veloso's three-month placement in Madeira is part of her social work degree at Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University.
The principal of Robert Gordon University later confirmed that they would be discussing sharing services with neighbouring University of Aberdeen.
Another possibility, says Robert Gordon, president of Twenty-First Securities, is "auction-rate preferred, " whose payout adjusts up and down with interest rates.
Hardest hit, says Robert Gordon of Twenty-First Securities, could be utility stocks and fixed-rate preferreds with no way to adjust upward.
Robert Gordon, who devises tax-wise investment strategies at Twenty-First Securities Corp.
Tax strategist Robert Gordon of Twenty-First Securities in New York suggests that hedge-fund investors ask managers about possible changes that could pose problems.
"It's misleading to talk to people about the benefits of deferral without explaining they're deferring into a black hole, " says Robert Gordon, president of Twenty-First Securities.
He said the discussions between the University of Aberdeen and Robert Gordon University would enable two distinct, independent institutes to run their universities in "an even more efficient manner".
Don Cruickshank, chairman of the London Stock Exchange, said at Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen that Scotland would flourish if young people left to gain experience of the rest of the world.
Robert Gordon, whose firm Twenty-First Securites specializes in tax-wise hedging strategies, says that a call strike price that is 15% to 20% above the put strike price should do the trick.
Yet Bush's resoluteness aside, there are people like Robert Gordon, president of investment firm Twenty-First Securities, musing that when it comes to taxes, the news from now on is likely to be unpleasant.
"A CD that is tied to the market is an absolutely fantastic idea, " says Robert Gordon of Twenty-First Securities, a New York firm that advises wealthy families and executives on investment and tax strategy.
For three decades leading up to 1958, the president of the UC was Robert Gordon Sproul, a politically connected Republican with a legendary ability to marshal alumni support at the merest hint of funding cuts.
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You can even make this game work when you are buying back the very same bond, advises Robert Gordon , president of Twenty-First Securities in Manhattan and an expert on tax strategies for wealthy investors.
He and father Alan, mum Lindsay and sister Danielle had switched to the Laurencekirk area from Muthill, after which he attended Fettercairn Primary School and Mearns Academy before completing his secondary education at Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen.
Robert Gordon, a tax expert at Twenty-First Securities in New York, thinks "there's a good possibility" that politicians can work out a deal to keep dividends taxed at today's lower rate, but there isn't any assurance of that.
Tax strategists like Robert Gordon of Twenty-First Securities in New York see this year as a lucky reprieve for those who didn't get around to planning for higher taxes earlier, especially on investments with long-term gains and stock options.
Investment superstars and gurus such as Bill Gross of PIMCO and Jeremy Grantham of GMO, and researchers such as Dr. Robert Gordon of the National Bureau of Economic Research, all have predicted anemic growth for the next several years.
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Out of 110 companies surveyed by a team at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, nine out of 10 anticipated a boost in their international activity, with 67% expecting growth as a result of decommissioning work from the North Sea and 63% expecting a growth in renewable energy contracts.
In an article for the Sunday Times, the writer Robert Harris described Gordon Brown and Richard Nixon as displaying "political Asperger's syndrome".
In fact, I call Andrew Grove, a Hungarian Jewish immigrant a founder of Intel along with his two partners, Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore.
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"There have been a number of entrapments, and deputies, firemen and emergency personnel have all been working to free those people, " said Robert Paris, Gordon County's chief deputy sheriff.
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"The messiahs of the network, " by Robert Lenzner and Joanne Gordon, tells where Shaheen is taking this fast-moving firm.
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