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McIntyre

['mækintaiә]
麦金太尔(姓氏)

Perez de Cuellar named Alister McIntyre to head the U.N. effort to end the controversy that dates back to when Guyana was ruled by Britain and Venezuela by Spain.
The justices refused to block a trial in which McIntyre hopes to prove he donated sperm only after Ms. Crouch said she would let him help raise the child.
Terry McIntyre, an Atlas spokesman, said police woke him up early Monday to tell him the truck had been stolen.
The Toronto-based zinc, copper, nickel and precious-metals producer had offered 64 Canadian dollars (US$53) to acquire each of McIntyre's 3,670,000 shares outstanding.
Among its members are James McIntyre Jr., who was Jimmy Carter's budget director, and Walter Bish, a labor-union official.
The president's other contention, that spending has risen as a percentage of GNP, has been called into question by a new study from Robert McIntyre, a budget-and-tax analyst with the labor-backed Citizens for Tax Justice.
Donald McIntyre, with what voice that remains, captured the geriatric randiness of the despotic Boris.
"It's ridiculous to blame so-called out-of-control spending growth for our deficit crisis," says Mr. McIntyre, whose report on profitable corporations that paid no taxes helped spur last year's tax overhaul.
Apollo plans to offer two display options starting later this month, according to John McIntyre, director of products marketing for Covia, the parent of Apollo.
"If they want to play with the big boys, they ought to pay taxes with them," says Mr. McIntyre.
Books and magazines about terrorism and survival tactics also were found, said Longmont police Sgt. Carl McIntyre.
James A. McIntyre, president, attributed the results to sharply improved property and casualty insurance operations.
Michael McIntyre and Philip Vaile, yachting gold medalists at the Seoul Olympics, receive MBEs, while Richard Dodds, captain of the gold-medal-winning hockey team gets an OBE.
J. Duncan McIntyre, formerly vice president, Europe, of the Abbott International Ltd. unit, was named a vice president of this health care concern.
Mr. McIntyre, who is currently a vice president and responsible for European operations at Abbott International, is also being promoted to senior vice president of the parent company.
McIntyre has been vice chancellor of the University of the West Indies in Jamaica since September 1988.
And Mr. McIntyre estimates that, even after exemptions for food and other items, the poorest one-fifth of Americans would spend close to 5% of their income on the sales tax, while the richest 1% would spend just 1% of theirs.
The item 'Reith To The Nation' seems unsure whether to tackle the condition of the BBC or the weirdness of Lord Reith as revealed by Ian McIntyre's recent book, but it succeeds moderately in both.
Audemars is headed by David L. McIntyre, president and chief executive officer of Fremont Insurance.
"We appreciate the support of the thousands of employees and customers who made herculean efforts to keep the company going," Gerry McIntyre, P-I-E president, said in a news release Monday.
Colleen McIntyre, a 24-year-old bank secretary, keeps a can in her purse to sharpen her locks at the office.
Robert McIntyre, director of the labor-funded Citizens for Tax Justice, blamed the tax shortfall on a tendency for corporations to borrow, rather than issue stock, to finance expansion.
Writes New Kid Joe McIntyre: "I started school in kindergarten."
Douglas A. McIntyre, president of Financial World, insisted that executive furor over Crystal's pay calculations in a large survey on executive pay, rather than advertiser pressure, was behind the decision.
MUSIC Metropolitan Opera: A new production of Wagner's "Siegfried" opens Friday with a new tenor, Wolfgang Neumann, forging the hero's sword and Donald McIntyre wandering in as Wotan.
The agreement clears the way for production to begin within two years at the Point McIntyre field, where the oil companies own rights to an estimated 300 million barrels.
McIntyre, a company spokeswoman at the New York headquarters, said the extent of the employment cuts hasn't been determined yet. The company has about 53,000 employees.
Last month, Mr. McIntyre's broker offered a "pretty liberal" settlement, under which Mr. McIntyre can't publicly identify the securities firm or discuss the terms.
Last month, Mr. McIntyre's broker offered a "pretty liberal" settlement, under which Mr. McIntyre can't publicly identify the securities firm or discuss the terms.
The deterioration of House comity dates to 1985, when Democrats denied a House seat to Republican Richard McIntyre of Indiana in a disputed close election.

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