O'Neil's

I also cruised through the advance galley of Century: 1910, Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neil's latest entry in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen series.

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Taking into consideration the crowd of honest laborers that swamped Mr. O'Neil's station-house on the way to the ice-cutting, it is patent, if all tramps were looking for honest labor instead of a small minority, that the honest laborers would have a far harder task finding something honest to do for food and shelter.

THE TRAMP 2010

It was Mr. O'Neil's grandfather that brought the ostriches to the ranch.

Messages to Mars Hugh Barlow 2011

Moore and co-creator Kevin O'Neil's Gentlemen continues to draw in readers with its tales of Victorian literary characters.

Politics, Hollywood drive 2009 comic and graphic novel sales 2010

Not only is it to be inferred from this that there is a large class in society which lives without work, for Mr. O'Neil's testimony further shows that this class is forced to live without work.

THE TRAMP 2010

This would have damaged Mr. O'Neil's business relationship with him.

Messages to Mars Hugh Barlow 2011

I have spent my time trying to contact several of Mr. O'Neil's competitors to see if I could set up a meeting for an inspection of their facilities.

Messages to Mars Hugh Barlow 2011

If the opinion of the honest laborers who swamped Mr. O'Neil's station-house were asked, one could rest confident that each and every man would express a preference for fewer honest laborers on the morrow when he asked the ice foreman for a job.

THE TRAMP 2010

In fact, pageant spokesman Jevan Goulter confirmed that O'Neil's crown was taken away simply because of her hair color, saying, "The expectation in holding the crown [was] that she maintain the image she had when she won it."

Olivia O'Neil, Miss Teen Wanganui, Stripped Of Crown For Dyeing Hair 2010

At the top of O'Neil's list is ratifying the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), which was signed by President Jimmy Carter, but has never been ratified by the Senate.

Grading The White House On Women's Issues 2010