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G eorge Orwell wrote in 1938: The only way I could get along was to carry everywhere a small dictionary which I whipped out of my pocket at moments of crisis.

Most Brits in Spain say no gracias to integration 2011

Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pa., has promised free iPads and MacBooks to all incoming freshmen next fall, and Newberg, Ore. -based G eorge Fox University will give students a choice between the two.

IPad Struggles at Some Colleges 2010

G eorge Will (!?) writes today to oject strenuously to the Administration's refusal to acknowledge that our security is better protected by police and intelligence work than it is by war-making.

Is That Legal?: The Reality-based community strikes back. 2006

G eorge Will (!?) writes today to oject strenuously to the Administration's refusal to acknowledge that our security is better protected by police and intelligence work than it is by war-making.

Is That Legal?: August 2006 Archives 2006

G eorge Will (!?) writes today to oject strenuously to the Administration's refusal to acknowledge that our security is better protected by police and intelligence work than it is by war-making.

Is That Legal?: terrorism Archives 2006

Rate It eorge Tenet seems to believe there's a major distinction between lying and standing by silently while others lie, and then proudly receiving a Medal of Freedom from the liars.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Arianna Huffington :: Why Didn't George Tenet Just Resign? 2007

On Monday and Tuesday C, eorge Juliard filled the newspapers, and enlivened some chat shows, and on Wednesday mc~rrling a miracle happened.

Penalty Francis, Dick 1997

There is to be a great Drawing Room to-day, because Lord G (eorge) and his bride will be presented, and with them come La Noblesse, that is, the heads and tails of a hundred great families, to which these young people are allied.

George Selwyn: His Letters and His Life Helen [Editor] Clergue

Sir G (eorge) has been telling me to-day, that Lord Stormont is coming from France, and is to have Lord Marchmont's place, who is satisfied by the peerage of his son, and that Lord Harcourt will stay but a very little while longer in Ireland.

George Selwyn: His Letters and His Life Helen [Editor] Clergue

K (ing) G (eorge) 1st took a final leave of the Princess of

George Selwyn: His Letters and His Life Helen [Editor] Clergue