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In their defense, Claeys cited endorsements by the National Green Business Association and the National Association of Government Contractors—two officious-sounding organizations that were actually owned by Claeys.
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"All the chefs in Belgium know each other, but does the world know them?" asked De Jonkman's Filip Claeys.
Where stars shine brightly Bruce Palling 2011
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"Searching for Utopia: The History of an Idea" Thames & Hudson, by Gregory Claeys, traces various images of these better worlds in art, religion and philosophy.
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As part of the FTC's ruling, Claeys is barred from doing business under the "Tested Green" name for 20 years.
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"Searching for Utopia: The History of an Idea" Thames & Hudson, by Gregory Claeys, traces various images of these better worlds in art, religion and philosophy.
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The eight-volume set of Modern British Utopias recently edited by Gregory Claeys also focuses exclusively on the genre type. close window
Utopianism and Joanna Baillie: A Preface to Converging Revolutions 2008
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Claeys says the article we quoted contains two errors:
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Years passed before my contact with Gil again proved highly valuable when he convinced Claeys Bahrenburg, the then-president of the Hearst magazine division, to consider me for the editorship of an American edition ofMarie Claire that Hearst wanted to launch.
The Joys of Much Too Much Bonnie Fuller 2006
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Thelwall protests against having "to answer at the bar of the Old Bailey for every intemperate expression" he may utter, or every "crude imagination" he may put on paper (Claeys 55), but oral and written texts are signs of subjective intention, and possibly the discourse of treason.
The Discourse of Treason, Sedition, and Blasphemy in British Political Trials, 1794-1820 1999
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He provides a politically moderate interpretation for his words on America (Claeys 55), but this very example reinforces the cogency of what Wharam and Barrell say about the treason trials, that the court procedures were applied to discover the meaning of mental operations.
The Discourse of Treason, Sedition, and Blasphemy in British Political Trials, 1794-1820 1999
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