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The two-bedroom, 1,536-square-foot loft condo in Chelsea he and his wife, Patricia, bought in 2006 for $1.65 million is in a prewar building called the Heywood, a former printing house that had just been remodeled by architect and designer Shamir Shah, who also lives in the building.
Bringing the Old World Into the New Nancy Keates 2011
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The home is in a prewar building called the Heywood, a former printing house that had just been remodeled by architect and designer Shamir Shah, who also lives in the building.
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This story, in itself of very little worth, serves to show the sort of terms Heywood was upon with the nobility of his time.
A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1 William Carew Hazlitt 1873
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Caperton, who now serves as president of the College Board in New York, recalls Heywood's contributions to his administration and his continued service to the state.
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The deliberately formal "Heywood" signalled good-natured needling rather than hostility, and Floyd allowed himself to relax.
2010 Odyssey Two Clarke, Arthur C. 1982
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"Heywood," said Tanya, "I'm now prepared to take that message, or whatever it was, much more seriously.
2010 Odyssey Two Clarke, Arthur C. 1982
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On some pages, one third of the names are "Anonymous", many are fake ( "Frank Poole", "Heywood Floyd", "Delos D. Harriman" etc.), and none of them can be verified.
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BTW, you are the one who became snarky FIRST, not Heywood.
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Mark Heywood, director of the South Africa-based AIDS Law Project called the sentence “outrageous and a violation of human rights.”
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On some pages, one third of the names are "Anonymous", many are fake ( "Frank Poole", "Heywood Floyd", "Delos D. Harriman" etc.), and none of them can be verified.
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