That enraged William Young, the chief U.S. District Court judge in Boston who had approved the settlement.
His gang William Young, of Houghton, and Geoffrey Cairns and Francis Morley, both Longtown, were also jailed.
"A lot of physicians don't get newly infected HIV patients tested, " says William Young , CEO of ViroLogic.
Planning permission has been granted to build a theatre on the site of a playhouse where the young William Shakespeare worked.
Pundits from every corner of the English speaking world have been predicting the parade of horribles that surely await young William and nubile Kate.
Slavers could count on the Archbishop of Canterbury to defend them before God, and on politicians, like the young William Gladstone, himself the son of a plantation-owner, to plead their case in Parliament.
He said the open-air theatre was one of London's first dedicated playhouses and it was here that a young William Shakespeare performed as part of The Lord Chamberlain's Men company of players, and had his first plays performed.
When he was a young man, William Pajaud set out to become the best African-American artist in the country.
So says Oppenheimer's William L. Peters, a young analyst who has emerged as one of the most respected voices in the budding homeland security sector.
William Powlett Smith at Ernst and Young, a consultancy, reckons that the last thing Britain needs is a government-inspired push to create more clusters, like the German government's BioRegio competition, begun in 1996, to kickstart biotechnology in three regions.
Lehrman, Steve Forbes, Larry Kudlow, Jeffrey Bell, William Kristol and Charles Kadlec, and young turks Sean Fieler, Judy Shelton, Brian Domitrovic, John Tamny, and others all gold standard proponents.
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William Gerard Sanders, a professor at Brigham Young University, studied 257 large American companies in 1991-95.
William Callahan, chief of staff of the young man's unit, handed Hutchings' mother a Purple Heart awarded to her son posthumously.
Fortunately for the British, his Anglophilia survived the rebuff he received as a young man when his admiration for William Pitt the Elder had led him to knock on the door of Pitt's house in London, by then the home of the Royal Institute of International Affairs.
However, it was young, valiant San Franciscan engineer, William Hammond Hall, who took on the 20-year project.
Other factors include a strong American economy, fewer young New Yorkers on the streets and William Bratton, the mayor's innovative first police commissioner.
That spends longer on its character's time as a child and subsequently conveys what it feels to be a young girl more deeply, more convincingly than William Trevor's tale.
In a personal statement, Foreign Secretary William Hague has admitted sharing a hotel room with a young male special adviser during the election but has vehemently denied improper behaviour.
Ultimately what makes Madonna a successful artist is her uncanny knack for reading the musical pulse and choosing the best producers like Mirwais, William Orbit and Stuart Price, keeping her relevant to a young audience.
The curator, Mary-Kay Lombino, has selected 39 artists and collectives some who gained notoriety in Polaroid's heyday (including Chuck Close, David Hockney, Robert Mapplethorpe, Joyce Neimanas, Lucas Samaras, Andy Warhol, William Wegman), as well as a good sample of young and less recognized figures (Anne Collier, Bryan Graf, Beatrice Pediconi, Grant Worth) who have continued to work with the process in the 21st century after they could have gone wholly digital.
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She enjoyed the expert advice of Dolley Madison, and the companionship of her young sister-in-law Elizabeth until she married William N.
Born in 1028, William was the illegitimate son of Duke Robert I of Normandy and a young woman called Herleve, the daughter of a Falaise tanner.
And this was not lost on the Vice-Chancellor of KNUST, Professor William Otoo Ellis, who in his welcome remarks highlighted the crucial role of young Ghanaians in the upcoming elections, and hence the need for politicians to lead by example.
"The Young and the Restless" was struggling in the ratings and its creator, William J.
Four young aristocrats stir his most concentrated vengeance: Henry Norris, George Boleyn, William Brereton, and Francis Weston.
Sharon Stone goes cold in this botched thiller maybe from the effort of pretending that her character, a beauteous book editor, would fall for the preening young computer wizard played by the vacant-and-proud-of-it William Baldwin.
The former child star plays beat poet Allen Ginsberg as a young student in the throes of literary revolution, along with his contemporaries Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs.
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Sentencing McCallum, Sheriff William Taylor described the scene of the tragedy as an "overall shambles which resulted in the death of a beautiful young woman".
The independent panel on coed training in the military had been appointed in June by Defense Secretary William Cohen because of the 1996 sex scandal at Maryland's Aberdeen Proving Ground, where drill sergeants preyed on young recruits.
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