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McIntosh ['mækintɒʃ]

n. 麦金托什苹果

mcintosh

[ noun ]
early-ripening apple popular in the northeastern United States; primarily eaten raw but suitable for applesauce
<noun.food>

Until the sixth cable is back in service, many buildings will have only partial power because they are served by a combination of the repaired and unrepaired cables, said Hugh McIntosh of City Light.
Justice Department lawyer Scott McIntosh, who represented the INS, declined comment.
James McIntosh, who has taught the instrument informally at the university for six years, will head the new program.
Last year, Mr. McIntosh spent four months writing text for a tutorial software program called "Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing!"
He frequently complained to the British colonial authorities about the drinking and womanizing of the McIntosh crowd.
Until then, many buildings will have only partial power, since they receive electricity from a combination of the cables, said Hugh McIntosh, another City Light spokesman.
Sandy McIntosh didn't take this kindly.
Phinehas McIntosh was a young hell-raiser.
Mr. McIntosh maintains the company lawyer's letter also stated that Software Toolworks would remove the Sandie reference from future editions of the program.
Otherwise, they are known mainly as the team that made No. 1 draft choices of the likes of Kennedy McIntosh, Tate Armstrong, Cliff Pondexter and Ronnie Lester.
But there is usually a 10-day period in which McIntosh apples can be picked, he said, and any extended period of rain would be yet another setback.
Left unrefrigerated after harvest, some apples, such as early McIntosh, will deteriorate within days.
McIntosh Laboratory is a top U.S. audio equipment maker established in 1946, well-known for its power amplifier, preamplifier and speaker systems.
Now we can pick up a telephone and get it instantly," Mr. McIntosh says.
The scare over Alar, a growth regulator that makes apples redder and crunchier but may be carcinogenic, made consumers shy away from the Delicious, though they were less affected than the McIntosh.
Mr. Shorrock, formerly a vice president with Rediffusion Simulation Inc. in Arlington, Texas, succeeds John McIntosh, who resigned.
The McIntosh crop was down this year, except in Vermont, with the yield estimated at 7.1 million bushels instead of the projected 8.3 million, according to figures from the regional apple institute.
Col. Richard Rail, assistant director of the Arkansas State Police, said McIntosh was ordered to leave the premises, and agreed to do so.
Stephen Good, a sales representative with McIntosh Securities, said the recent uptick in trading volume suggests that a number of individual investors are returning to the market.
His son, Robert McIntosh Jr., 27, said he managed to set a flag on fire in a Capitol corridor, but nobody saw it.
The report, receiving extra attention now that price increases are accelerating, is the definitive statement on inflation in America and reflects what people pay for everything from McIntosh apples to Macintosh computers.
Analyst Ronald P. McIntosh at Fox-Pitt Kelton is recommending both stocks.
"There was less damage than we had feared," McIntosh said after initially indicating power restoration could take days.
D.K. McIntosh, 54-year-old president and chief executive officer of this offshore drilling concern, was named to the additional post of chairman.
Mann was named in 19 counts, Drake 17, McIntosh 14, Noe 13, Spencer 11 and Stone in nine.

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