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One exception is a new John Locke, an American businessman who has taken to producing fiction at a rate that suggests he shares his namesake's passion for grappling with the blank sheet – although it must be admitted that this is about as far as the parallel stretches.

In praise of … John Locke | Editorial 2011

His father, Nathan Sr., had a fatal heart attack when told of his namesake's death.

A Sewage Blunder Earns Engineer a Criminal Record Gary Fields 2011

Although cynics might dub it a "ghost band," à la Glenn Miller, it's actually one of the most "alive" ensembles around today: these 15 players imbue their namesake's works with so much excitement, passion and spiritual energy, that their sets resemble a juju ritual in which they're trying to summon the Great Man back from the other side.

Mingus Haunts the City in February Will Friedwald 2012

One exception is a new John Locke, an American businessman who has taken to producing fiction at a rate that suggests he shares his namesake's passion for grappling with the blank sheet – although it must be admitted that this is about as far as the parallel stretches.

In praise of … John Locke | Editorial 2011

As such, he is in the line of academic frauds to be found in his namesake's fiction, but he doesn't really act as a focus of satiric attention on literary creation per se.

Comedy in Literature 2010

As such, he is in the line of academic frauds to be found in his namesake's fiction, but he doesn't really act as a focus of satiric attention on literary creation per se.

October 2009 2009

As such, he is in the line of academic frauds to be found in his namesake's fiction, but he doesn't really act as a focus of satiric attention on literary creation per se.

"So Set Against the Notion of Convention That I Should Attack It" 2009

He is only 2, but this behavior pattern needs to stop -- somehow, some way -- so he doesn't follow my path, and his namesake's, too.

The mess he made: A life-long slob decides it's time to get organized 2010

I named my only son after my Dad and in this way have kept his memory fully alive -- sharing his namesake's life story and watching with joy how similarities appear almost spontaneously as my son becomes a man himself.

Dr. Sharon Ufberg: A Father's Daughter 2010

This seems to be my week for coming across complete facsimiles of my 19th-century namesake's books.

Another taste of that other Edward Willett ewillett 2008