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This three-dimensional map of the crown structure of a Redwood named Iluvatar, made by Steve Sillett, Marie Antoine and their colleagues, gives you an idea.

I met a woman named Sarah in Ohio who came home from an antiquing trip and found that her husband had killed himself and their two kids.

There's a woman named Mary Gordon who runs something called Roots of Empathy.

I was met with a guy named Rich, the production manager.

The story begins when a meeting between two members of Moscow’s literary elite is interrupted by a strange gentleman named Woland, who presents himself as a foreign scholar invited to give a presentation on black magic.

With the narrative shifting between the two settings, Woland and his entourage– Azazello, Koroviev, Hella, and a giant cat named Behemoth– are seen to have uncanny magical powers, which they use to stage their performance while leaving a trail of havoc and confusion in their wake.

On the cover sat a woman named Septima Clark.

And the mystery existed because of a gentleman named Hardy Rodenstock.

And then I got an email from a guy named Bipin Desai.

A lot of this goes back to the work of an anger researcher named Dr.

It turns out that, in fact, the world was given this gift in 1738 by a Dutch polymath named Daniel Bernoulli.

Now, a slightly different version of this lottery: imagine that the nine tickets are all owned by one fat guy named Leroy.

It really gained traction after the pope gave a friar and professor of theology named Heinrich Kraemer permission to conduct inquisitions in search of witches in 1485.

But also, after you see the bridge on opening day, you'll see an interesting clip of work done by a bridge engineer at Cambridge named Allan McRobie, who figured out what happened on the bridge, and who built a bridge simulator to explain exactly what the problem was.

A Chinese guy named Lem Sen shows up in Chinatown, New York City, and says, "I want you all to stop making chop suey, because I am the original creator and sole proprietor of chop suey.

It's called, "Thoughts on Design," by a man named Paul Rand.

Crocodiles, of course, and that's a nasty one we haven't named yet.

My hero is actually not Darwin; it's a guy named William Bateson, father of Greg Bateson, who was here for a long time in Monterey.

This was an early collage comic by a fellow named Jasen Lex.

It's by a guy named Daniel Merlin Goodbrey, in Britain.

I have a friend named Kaveh Akbar, who is a fellow poet.

And I had that moment in 1994 when I met a theater director named George Wolfe, who was going to have me design an identity for the New York Shakespeare Festival, then known, and then became the Public Theater.

I remember holding my three-month-old beautiful daughter whom I had just named Oma, which in my dialect means "truth and justice," as that was what I had longed so much for all this time.

Around the same time, I got blessed with my son, whom I named Uhuru, which in my dialect means "freedom."

I heard from a retired art history professor in Ohio named Howard, who'd spent most of his life struggling with a mysterious, debilitating health condition that he'd had from the time he was a young man.

I'd like to tell you today about an orca named Tahlequah.

You see here there's an elephant named Eleanor who came one day with bruised legs, and she collapsed.

You see on the left that another female named Grace came to her right away and, using her own trunk, propped her up, tried to get her up on her feet.

What you see on the right is a female from another family named Maui, who came after the death, and she stayed at the body.

And I can explain this to you by talking about two ducks named Harper and Kohl.

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