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McCormick

[mә'kɔ:mik]
麦考密克(①姓氏 ②Cyrus Hall, 1809-1884, 美国收割机发明者)

mccormick

[ noun ]

United States inventor and manufacturer of a mechanical harvester (1809-1884)

<noun.person>

United States operatic tenor (born in Ireland) (1884-1945)

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Robert McCormick, deputy assistant secretary of defense for production support, confirmed that the new buy-American rules will go into effect today, but he declined to give details.
Federal prosecutors said that in 1984 McCormick told John Vandergrift, a lobbyist for the doctors, that his reelection campaign was expensive and that he had not "heard from" the physicians.
McCormick was elected grand marshal by a 2-to-1 margin by the United Irish Societies, a group of about 30 local Irish civic and cultural organizations.
He was one of Fleming's stringers after the war and writes about him with affection. Not surprisingly, McCormick confirms that the Ian/Ann marriage had been difficult for years.
At the industry's biggest trade show, about 1,400 exhibitors have filled the equivalent of 20 football fields at the McCormick convention center here with new products.
In filing a lawsuit seeking to block the cuts, Fireman's Fund Chairman William McCormick said: "We have no choice but to immediately take action to protect our business and our rights.
Jefferson County District Judges Mike McCormick, O.L. Johnson and Jack Montgomery said they simply asked that the defendants waive their right to appear in court, and all did so.
McCormick & Co. said its board authorized the buy-back of as much as 5% of the spice maker's common shares outstanding.
The National Shoe Fair, with 1,200 exhibitors, is moving to Chicago's McCormick Place.
McCormick's acceptance of money in violation of state law is additional evidence of extortion, the appeals court said.
On this date: In 1834, Cyrus Hall McCormick received a patent for his reaping machine.
Lobbyist John Vandergrift revealed he paid money to McCormick for help on a bill, and also said he lavished $160,000 on the Legislature in three years.
The workers had poured about 200 tons of concrete and were two-thirds of the way through when the bridge collapsed in the middle, said Gene McCormick, deputy administrator for the Federal Highway Administration.
Still, McCormick expects to rake in $15 million to $20 million in business from new grocery-store accounts this year.
McCormick hopes to complete the transaction before Nov. 30, the end of its fiscal year, so that the gain can be taken in the fourth quarter.
Proceeds are likely to be used to reduce debt, to buy back McCormick stock or to make a major acquisition.
"We simply haven't been able to do that," said Jim McCormick, president.
Mr. McCormick, an engineer who began his career with American Telephone & Telegraph Co. in 1961, was president of Northwestern Bell Co. before moving to U S West as executive vice president in 1985.
Without the gain from the real estate sale, analysts expect McCormick to earn about $34 million, or $1.45 a share, this year.
About 70,000 retailers are expected to attend the four-day event at Chicago's McCormick Place exposition center, she said.
That location would bridge the central business district with the McCormick convention centre, just south of the city.
James J. Harrison Jr., McCormick's chief financial officer, said the company's top priority will be to "make the right acquisition" with the sale proceeds.
McCormick won't describe exactly what made him flee the Copeland farm, but said "I did come close to getting killed."
President Dick McCormick said he couldn't predict how many managers might respond to the offer, but said about one-third of eligible employees have accepted at other companies offering similar programs.
McCormick & Co., the world's largest spice maker, says it has reached an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission allowing the company to proceed with its planned bid to purchase a West Coast competitor.
'This knocks the regulatory paradigm into a cocked hat,' remarked Richard McCormick, US West's chairman. At a financial level, the deal is complex.
McCormick suspects that shoppers who didn't wear their glasses to the market and older customers with weak eyesight passed over the small bottles with tiny type.
Johnson and McCormick said their bailiffs did not want to handle AIDS-infected defendants.
McCormick & Co. said its president and its chairman will retire later this year.
The entire structure will be left vacant by the move, which began in December and is expected to be completed by the end of June, McCormick said.

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