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Michael J. Begier is a mild-mannered government official who loves his job.
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But at airports, Begier said, "there is zero tolerance."
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Since January 2009, when U.S. Airways Flight 1549 struck some Canada geese and caused the high-profile "Miracle on the Hudson" landing, Begier has been very busy.
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"We're the federal office people turn to when there is a wildlife situation," said Begier, as pigeons circled a hot-dog stand outside his Independence Avenue SW office.
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• Bird hit man Michael J. Begier loves his human-life-saving job: Michael J. Begier wildlife biologist is the government's point man for drafting and executing policies to eradicate avian threats from the friendly skies.
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Publication in 1790 of Faust, ein Fragment — some - what less than half the text of Part I — established the preeminence of Goethe's poem, which the speculative philosopher F.W. von Schelling immediately hailed as Germany's “characteristic poetic work,” as an ex - pression of the ambivalent feelings arising from a peculiarly German Begier nach Erkenntnis der Dinge
Dictionary of the History of Ideas STUART ATKINS 1968
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Ein echtes Chaos voll dunkler Begier und wunderbarem
Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries Rufus Matthew Jones 1905
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Begier also mentions the importance of arriving early to class.
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"With the way gas prices have been lately, and a little bit higher than normal, it's really convenient for a day trip here to Casa Larga versus driving all the way down to the Finger Lakes," Begier said.
RNews - TOP STORIES 2008
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Begier makes it happen even if she's feeling the financial pinch.
RNews - TOP STORIES 2008
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