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Kirkpatrick
[ kurk-pa-trik ]
noun
- Jeane (Jordan) [jeen], 1926–2006, U.S. diplomat: ambassador to the U.N. 1981–85.
- Mount, a mountain in Antarctica, near Ross Ice Shelf. About 14,855 feet (4,528 meters).
Kirkpatrick
/ kɜːkˈpætrɪk /
noun
- Mount Kirkpatricka mountain in Antarctica, in S Victoria Land in the Queen Alexandra Range. Height: 4528 m (14 856 ft)
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With a less Democratic seat, Kirkpatrick would likely have faced a tough reelection in the midterms.
However, another benefit of smaller ships in general, Kirkpatrick noted, is an ability to have a more flexible itinerary.
Kirkpatrick’s penalty gave the Seahawks a first down instead of facing a fourth-and-two decision.
“He is fortunate he found himself in the same room,” David Kirkpatrick, author of a book about the website, told the Times.
On an issue like Syria, Cruz remains in the Kirkpatrick mold.
Update: The “other one,” apparently, is Chris Kirkpatrick.
“Most of the important military obligations that we assumed were once important are now outdated,” wrote Kirkpatrick in 1990.
Jeremy Scahill is a proud member of what the late neoconservative icon Jeane Kirkpatrick dubbed “the blame-America-first crowd.”
About six o'clock in the morning we set out very cautiously, with Major Kirkpatrick in command.
In hiring Lincoln, Kirkpatrick had promised to buy him a cant-hook to move heavy logs.
One of the "odd jobs" which Lincoln had taken since coming into Illinois was working in a saw-mill for a man named Kirkpatrick.
Both palaces were built by Colonel Kirkpatrick, the late minister at the Nizam's court.
You see, there were two fellows put up: Kirkpatrick and Lincoln.
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