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Crile

(krīl),

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

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After reviewing the facts, the court concluded that this factor favored Crile.

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

259) Considering the factors overall, the court found that Crile had

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

Burns, "Afghans"; Crile, Charlie Wilson's War, 171-172; Rubin, "Fragmentation of Afghanistan," 158; Weitz, "Moscow's Endgame," 35.

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

In response to these architectural conventions, the new buildings conceptually rotate the horizontal wrapping enclosure by 90 degrees as a way to open the Crile Mall and Arrival Plaza facades.

Welcome to our front door: The Sydell and Arnold Miller Family Pavilion, The Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, Ohio

Crile looked for ways to treat hypotension when it occurred and, as well as using intravenous fluids and adrenaline, he developed a pneumatic suit to raise the blood pressure for up to 12 hours (5).

The introduction of blood pressure monitoring into anaesthesia

Over a period of fifteen years of research and reporting, George Crile traveled repeatedly to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, and Israel and throughout the United States to interview the many who played prominently in bringing about the Afghan mujahideen victory over the Soviet Union's Red Army in early 1989.

Crile, George. 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

But with a little bit of stardust it doesn't have to be that way - and the late journalist George Crile pulled off just such a master stroke with Charlie Wilson's War.

The truth about war without the Hollywood sheen; books CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR: THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF THE LARGEST COVERT OPERATION IN HISTORY. (Atlantic Books; pounds 8.99)

According to "Charlie Wilson's War," based on a nonfiction best seller by the late "60 Minutes" producer George Crile, credit for this goes almost exclusively to a good-timing Texas congressman, one of his super-wealthy female constituents and a communist-hating bulldog of a CIA operative.

ALL IS MUCH TOO FAIR IN LOVE AND 'CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR'

In Charlie Wilson's War, George Crile provides an overdue and exciting narrative history of that support and attempts to explain how the largest CIA operation in history unwittingly led to the attacks of September 11, 2001.

Charlie Wilson's War: The Extraordinary Story of the Largest Covert Operation in History

George Crile, MD, learned the value of teamwork on the battlefield in France during World War I.

Leaders of the pack: a look at some of the top group practices in the country, and how they achieved success

She eventually required surgery at the Crile Clinic in Cleveland.

Margaret and J. M. Roberts: companions in the education of Thomas Wolfe

Franklin Martin quotes Crile in his autobiography, Fifty Years of Medicine and Surgery, 372.

A base hospital is not a Coney Island dance hall: American women nurses, hostile work environment, and military rank in the First World War