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Alicia

艾丽西娅

The former "prisoners of conscience" who attended the rally included Alicia Partnoy, a former prisoner in Argentina jailed for her activities as a student.
Clive's wife Alicia Knatebull-Hugeson was a born collector, graduating from rabbits' front teeth at the age of nine to the antique furniture, splendid pictures and armorially bound books which forms such features of Parham.
The divorced parents, George and Alicia Rivera, last week agreed with medical center officials that the teen-age mother should remain alive until her baby was brought to full term.
For others of us, we grieve for lost shipmates who died serving their country." Loud sobbing broke out in the Mayport Naval Station Chapel as Alicia Cuebas, a Saratoga ombudsman, read aloud the names of the 21 dead.
Alicia's storm surge moved the vegetation line back by as much as 175 feet.
The repeal legislation left in place expanded Medicaid costs for the states, while scrapping provisions that would have offset some of the new expenses, said Alicia Pelrine of the National Governors' Association.
Alicia Portela filed a wrongful death suit in Dade Circuit Court against Metro Distributors Inc., owner of the gun shop across the street from her home.
The nucleus of the group, Construcciones y Contratas, was founded by Ernesto Koplowitz, the father of Esther and Alicia, as a public works contractor in the 1940s.
Among the signatories were Cuban dancer Alicia Alonso, Spanish poet Rafael Alberti, American actor Ed Asner, Italian film director Bernardo Bertolucci, Brazilian composer Chico Buarque de Holando and American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein.
Taylor said the body of Alicia Monroe, 5, was found downstream from the bridge Saturday morning.
The Telemundo network of 34 stations reaches three-fourths of the Hispanic households in America, said spokeswoman Alicia Villarosa. She said the telethon's "tentative, conservative" goal is to raise $2 million.
Moreover, says Alicia Munnell, a senior vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, men and women from the baby-bust years will eventually be in great demand as workers.
The survey found "clear evidence of a link between banks and some of the high-rate second-mortgage firms," says Alicia Munnell, a Fed economist.
But in many respects the blood drive beginning April 2 will resemble its human counterpart, Dr. Alicia Faggella, a veterinarian with the Angell Memorial Animal Hospital, said Thursday.
Most important, the Opera can field principal dancers to rejoice in the demands Balanchine sets them. I count myself fortunate to have seen Alicia Alonso and Igor Youskevich, for whom Theme was made.
Alicia Aira, Flora Blanco and Irma Gutierrez are a typical group of borrowers.
The council, and several Democratic members of Congress, are urging Bush to appoint Alicia Munnell, senior vice president and director of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, as the Democratic public trustee.
"My husband works in construction and he has not been paid," explained Alicia Flores, 26. "I do not work and we are about to go out on the street and beg.
In April, Sears, Roebuck & Co. fired a 30-year-old warehouse worker, Alicia Zamora Chacon, because she was an illegal immigrant from Mexico.
Dame Alicia's memoirs provide a different and more reliable account of the staging of a very beautiful ballet. Miss Perlmutter's view is that biography is means of re-hashing in lurid terms the stormier scenes of her subject's life.

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