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Osborn

['ɔzbәn]
n.
奥斯本(m.)

Osborn and Ellsworth allege that they were misled about the financial health of the firm and should not be responsible for repaying the debt.
Two Las Vegas newspaper executives, Review-Journal general manager Dave Osborn and Sun president Brian Greenspun, are to deliver welcoming addresses Monday at the opening general session.
Meanwhile, two lawsuits have been filed by California partners Richard Osborn and David Ellsworth, and others are expected.
Osborn also operates Muzak franchises, entertainment properties and small cable-television systems.
Like "The Salt Point," Christopher Osborn's lyrical, meditative "A Sense of Touch" (Harper & Row, 282 pages, $18.95) is a debut novel about concupiscence and commitment featuring a thirtyish gay protagonist.
The commission's chairman, Dr. June Osborn, said the policy fosters the impression that AIDS and HIV infection can be easily transmitted.
Osborn and Rogers, along with commission member Belinda Mason, who has AIDS, met with Bush at the White House for about 15 minutes earlier in the day.
Osborn, which acquires and operates radio and television stations, will use proceeds to reduce debt, including refinancing some of the expense of its recent broadcasting acquisitions, and for general purposes.
Mike Ferguson, general manager of the Woodland (Calif.) Daily Democrat since 1984, replaces Osborn as general manager of the Review-Journal.
Osborn said its gain on the sale is about $10 million, or $1.95 a share.
A dress code took effect this fall, a measure to curb violence such as the shooting of an Osborn High School student over his $135 jacket, and the slaying of a Kettering High School student who was stripped of his coat and $70 sneakers.
"We think it's quite a risky time right now," says Robert Bingham, a partner with Bingham, Osborn & Scarborough, a San Francisco investment adviser.
"The rural health care system is much more fragile than the urban, just on a matter of scale and the fact that many of these rural areas already have severe doctor shortages," Osborn said.
State Sen. Jones Osborn, who represents Yuma, is skeptical too.
"In terms of changing the public mood, we desperately need that rhetoric" as a first step toward action, Osborn said at a news conference following Bush's speech to the National Leadership Coalition on AIDS.
Robert's scenes with family and friends seem odd and fragmentary: Often one isn't sure what point Mr. Osborn seeks to make about these relationships.
Osborn declined comment on the costs incurred by Universal Foods, but he said he was pleased High Voltage, based in Burlington, Mass., finally had relented.
Osborn Elliott, the former dean of Columbia University's journalism school, is even more troubled by the fact that journalists were paid to appear on what basically is a commercial.
Osborn intends to prove his case in court and sincerely hopes that lenders, in seizing the reins of power, will do so not in self-interest but responsibly."
Since even a small number of AIDS cases could overburden a struggling rural hospital, Osborn said it is critical that people infected with the HIV virus in rural areas be treated in the early stages of the disease and continuously thereafter.
New York-based Osborn acquires and operates radio and TV stations.

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