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Crile

(krīl),

George W., U.S. surgeon, 1864-1943. See: Crile clamp.

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Crile writes that prior to 1986 "the idea of a Khomeini loyalist shooting down a TWA flight with a General Dynamics Stinger was too much" given the difficulty of controlling whose hands the missiles ended up in.

Attribution and Operational Art: Implications for Competing in Time

One of them, George Crile, I consider the top genius ever in medicine.

What is the best cure for cancer?

Therefore, Crile needed to demonstrate not that profit was an objective, or even a significant objective, but that it was her most important objective.

40 years of losses, but still motivated to profit: applying the results of a recent tax court decision

determine whether Crile intended to earn a profit from her artistic

Devising an artful tax: an appraisal of payment-in-kind income taxes in Mexico and the United Kingdom

(80.) Halliday and Tanin, "Communist Regime," 1368; Marshall, Phased Withdrawal, 1, 8; Kalinovsky, Long Goodbye, 206; Crile, Charlie Wilson's War, 519; Webber, "The Third World," 704.

Afghanistan after the occupation: examining the post-Soviet withdrawal and the Najibullah regime it left behind, 1989-1992

The heated tumors, if not surgically removed, would most likely become completely filled with fibrous tissue and eventually fall off (Crile, 1961).

Effects of hyperthermia on the ultrastructure of spontaneous mouse mammary tumors with reference to viral dysmorphogenesis

Former CIA Islamabad station Chief, Howard Hart (Charlie Wilson's War by George Crile)

Boycotting the Future

generally GEORGE CRILE, CHAREIE WILSON'S WAR (2003) (describing

Establishing official Islam? The law and strategy of counter-radicalization

Much of the early work on thyroid disease, as we shall see, took place in Swiss medical centres, and at the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, Minnesota with the Mayo brothers, and the Cleveland Clinic, in Ohio, with George Crile.

The early days of thyroidectomy

See generally GEORGE CRILE, CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR: THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF THE LARGEST COVERT OPERATION IN HISTORY (2003) (narrating the story of the CIA's secret war in Afghanistan during the late 1980s, and how U.S.

Deconstructing transnationalism: conceptualizing metanationalism as a putative model of evolving jurisprudence

While at Pelli he was project architect for the $72 million Crile Clinic Building for the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, Ohio (National AIA Honor Award 1985) and the Phase 2 expansion of the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles, California.

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(16) For background see Steve Coll, Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan, and Bin Laden, from the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001 (New York: Penguin, 2004); George Crile, Charlie Wilson's War: The Extraordinary Story of How the Wildest Man in Congress and a Rogue CIA Agent Changed the History of our Times (New York: Grove Press, 2003); Robert D.