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She took me up there once-tiny place, just a postage-stamp waiting room and one consulting office.

And all the aliens moved out of both countries, even the glig doctors with their geriatrics consulting office.

In 1930, the family moved to Ludwigsburg and then two years later to Ulm where her father had a business consulting office.

In 2010, the city opened a consulting office for homosexuals wishing to take advantage of Mexico City's law allowing them to marry.

He looked up, could see the darkness like an open mouth where the window to Dr Hanami's consulting office had been.

Mr. Paisley's telephone has been tapped and his consulting office bugged during much of the two-year inquiry.

Consulting offices were often easier for senior intelligence officials to use for clandestine, unrecorded meetings than one's own office.

The tribal administration, tribal college and Spirit Lake Consulting offices are located in the community.

His first job after Harvard was with McKinsey & Company's Toronto management consulting office.

Ajuriaguerra met the psychoanalyst René Diatkine, with whom he opened a consulting office for psychomotricity and language problems.

He subsequently passed the Pennsylvania Bar Exam and operated a law practice from his Center City consulting office.

Of course, to my mind this made the lobby rather small since, as a hotel, this place was supposed to get more public traffic than our consulting offices did.

The American Society of Theatre Consultants has a current membership of 64 individuals representing 32 theatre consulting offices.

The official said Mr. Paisley's home in McLean, Va., and his Washington consulting office were searched.

In 1952, Dr. Berger gave up his professorship and opened his first consulting office, in Harrisburg, Pa.

Back in the late 80's, when I opened my consulting office in New York City, I had my lawyer at the time write my first contract.

At that time, Roger Barrett, a former British Army officer, opened a consulting office in Pyongyang, Korea Business Consultants.

He moved to New Canaan with his wife Kathryn and opened his own architectural and design consulting office, Hugh Smallen & Associates.

On the left and the right, side rooms of around 15 m3 are used as consulting offices whose walls are orned with five tables; the most impressive of them is Antoine's image.

He worked temporarily as the technical director of Steyr AG in Austria; nonetheless, he soon decided to open a consulting office of automobile design, again at Stuttgart.

"That's an option," Mr. D'Amato said yesterday, unpacking boxes at his new Park Avenue business consulting office and sounding politically restless after taking four tennis lessons last week.

"I am involved in a number of projects at the moment, but these things take time," said Steven Walleck, head of McKinsey & Company's manufacturing consulting office in Cleveland.

At his death, Mr. Humphreys, whose political consulting offices were in Atlanta, was working on the gubernatorial campaign in Georgia for State Senator Steve Langford, a Democrat.

Among them are leftist political parties, consumer advocates and dogged individuals like Pradyumna Kaul, whose small management consulting office is piled with teetering stacks of documents, many printed from the Web.

As teen-agers, China Chow and Jennifer Posner, whose mother owns J. P. Associates, a fashion consulting office, attended the Lycee Francais de New York together.