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Pollee Hamilton added:"Oh my god, this is just awful news; my thoughts go out to the family."

(28) The subject of figure 7 may have satisfied Pollee's sexual and orientalist fantasies both imagined and lived, since he married three Indian women during his service in Lucknow.

Born Mary Phelps Jacobs in New York in 1892, she was known by the diminutive Polly (or "Pollee" to Harry).

Pollee Hamilton didn't hold back with her criticism of the local authority: "North Lanarkshire Council needs a total overhaul!

87% of the pollees considered side effects and 81% were careful to use the medicine as advised by the instruction and follow the dosage.

out that 95.3% of the pollees pointed out the progress in the sphere of mobile communication and internet, 82.4% - in the sphere of motor

According to a recent public opinion poll taken by The Yomiuri Shimbun, 66 percent of pollees sense ''stagnation in politics.'' In regards to when they hope to see Kan step down, a combined total of 72 percent said either ''as soon as possible,'' or ''by the end of August.''

Over the period, producer prices are seen remaining unchanged in industry and construction, according to some 85 percent of total pollees. Nevertheless, producer prices in industry may post a marginal rise, as indicated by the still positive balance of answers (+8 percent).

The average of projections made by the 24 pollees for the diffusion index of business conditions among big manufacturers stands at 20, down 3 points from the previous Tankan survey in September.

TOKYO - More than one-third of pollees responding to a question about what aspects of Japanese life are deteriorating cited education as their major concern, the Cabinet Office said Saturday.

They singled out many top-notch executives who should be in the driver's seat of a growing company, with consensus bringing the number to 25, including six who were repeatedly mentioned by our pollees.