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Fletcher ['fletʃə]

弗莱彻 (①姓氏, 男子名 ②John, 1579-1625, 英国剧作家 ③John Gould, 1886-1950, 美国诗人及批评家)

fletcher

[ noun ]
prolific English dramatist who collaborated with Francis Beaumont and many other dramatists (1579-1625)
<noun.person>

Fletcher \Fletch"er\, n. [OF. flechier.]
One who fletches or feathers arrows; a manufacturer of bows
and arrows. [Obs.] --Mortimer.

Her performance reminded many of Louise Fletcher's acceptance of her 1976 best actress award for "One Flew Over the Cuckko's Nest."
NASA administrator James Fletcher's announcement in January that the civilian-in-space program for the shuttle was kaput for "the next 20 flights, maybe forever" didn't help erase this perception.
"I feel fortunate not to have to go to prison," Fletcher, 50, said as he left the courthouse. "I was scared.
"Her husband said they were not having marital problems," Fletcher said. "It seems that she may have been suffering from some type of depression." The husband told police his wife acted normal Saturday morning.
State Police spokesman Robert Fletcher said at least 50 houses were leveled, about 30 of them north of Plainfield and 20 or 30 near the Louis Joliet Mall just outside Joliet.
The album closes with a Fletcher Henderson arrangement of "Blue Room," performed by a Goodman band that included drummer Louie Bellson and trumpeter Randy Sandke.
Agency Administrator James C. Fletcher said NASA owes the National Research Council a vote of thanks.
Frontline looks again at the death of WPc Yvonne Fletcher who was killed in St James's Square in the centre of London 10 years ago by a shot which came from the Libyan People's Bureau (9.00 C4).
She was never heard from again, Fletcher said.
The presence in the US and Canada has had another important benefit in helping to broaden its access to capital. Last year alone, Fletcher Challenge raised over USDollars 600m in debt from US and Canadian financial institutions.
Art Fletcher, President Bush's choice to head the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, remained in satisfactory condition after suffering chest pains.
Holders of British Columbia Forest Products Ltd. approved a plan to change the company's name to Fletcher Challenge Canada Ltd.
Among the witnesses was Mike Fletcher, another homeless man who knew Connors only as Randy.
American Fletcher has assets of about $4.2 billion, which will increase Banc One's assets to about $17 billion.
Fletcher, who appeared on "The PTL Club" from the mid-1970s to 1981, said in an interview for January's Penthouse magazine: "I was Jim Bakker's male prostitute."
Truly succeeds James C. Fletcher, a former NASA administrator who resumed the position after the Challenger disaster in January 1986.
Jennifer Woodkey, a spokeswoman for St. Elizabeth Medical Center, said Fletcher remained in satisfactory condition and was resting.
"You jump for private clients," says David Fletcher, managing director of Leopold Joseph, a small, private London merchant bank. "You know you're in a service industry and if they're very wealthy then you jump very high.
Fletcher said he does not regard the Kennedy-Hawkins bill as requiring quotas.
Fletcher, 60, a member of the Choctaw Indian tribe of Oklahoma and Mississippi, has visited the burial ground once or twice weekly for several years.
Fletcher said the new drug program is in support of an executive order from the Reagan administration that calls for a drug-free federal workplace.
Unions at three British Columbian pulp and paper mills owned by Fletcher Challenge Canada have threatened to strike from tomorrow after withdrawing from mediation on a new labour contract.
Many of its toys are imported from the East Asia and paid for in dollars. The Fletcher speed-boat business broke even on turnover of around Pounds 3m.
To Kidder officials, who deny Mr. Fletcher's allegations, it's a simple case of greed.
Fletcher Challenge Canada is considering selling outright certain wood-products mills in British Columbia and its 45% interest in a Quebec pulp and lumber concern.
A Mars mission would probably span four or five presidential administrations, requiring a degree of stable relations that has not been demonstrated between the two countries, Fletcher said.
But Kidder dismisses any notion that Mr. Fletcher was treated shabbily during his brief career there.
A Fletcher Challenge Canada spokesman said that the company has had some discussions with potential buyers of the remaining four sawmills and a stake in its Crofton pulp and newsprint mill, but that no agreements are imminent.
In the complaint, Mr. Fletcher accuses Kidder of paying him less than half of the $5 million to $6.5 million he says he was due for 1990, partly because it had determined the larger figures were "simply too much money to pay a young black man."
"It sounds very enticing, but it's next to impossible to enforce," said Fletcher N. Baldwin Jr., a University of Florida constitutional law professor.

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