What is "newman"

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The wall space not taken up by guns, regimental flags, and framed photos of soldiers displayed several giant abstract expressionist paintings--- de Kooning, Newman, and Rothko.

As the blast of the RPG snuffed out his life, James Bedford Newman was trying to protect one of the grievously wounded crewmen from the first of the two downed Black Hawk helicopters.

When the Boeing 747 lifted off at 1800, Newman was seated on the aisle in business class, not as a Marine officer, but as Peter J.

Newman climbed up on the stool next to the OR table and began cardiac resuscitation by compressing Lisa's sternum.

A little light from the computer backup power source gave Newman enough illumination to do his search for surveillance mikes or cameras.

Even a casual reading of White House memorandums in re: Domestic Subversives & Other White House Enemies (Bill Cosby, James Reston, Paul Newman, Joe Namath, et al.

To his left were the cut-outs through which they had shone their swords of light and projected their larger-than-life shadows: Gregory Peck and Kirk Douglas, Sophia Loren and Jayne Mansfield, a young Paul Newman hustling pool, an old but still vital Bette Davis torturing her wheel-chair-bound sister.

But right from the time he had begun planning for the Somalia operation, Newman had been hoping that the murderous warlord would be captured alive and brought to his command post in Djibouti by the ISEG when they extracted.

By 1985, Newman was a captain-already decorated for service in Grenada, Beirut, and Central America-and on the fast track to future promotions.

He co-wrote the bestselling novel _Good Omens_ with Terry Pratchett and is the author of _The Official Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy Companion_, the award-winning graphic novels _Violent Cases_, _Sandman_ (three volumes), _Black Orchid_ and _Signal to Noise_, and co-compiled _Ghastly Beyond Belief_ with Kim Newman.

Newman, who has long attended to the habits of humble-bees, believes that 'more than two thirds of them are thus destroyed all over England.

Lieutenant Newman, ten of his Marines, and a Navy medical corpsman rushed to the scene, and despite a fiercely burning fuel-fed fire, the lieutenant had personally rescued four of the helicopter's injured occupants before they could be immolated in the wreckage.

When Newman had arrived at the Area 35 restricted compound on Thursday morning, the whole group had stood and applauded when he walked into the small mess hall where they were having breakfast.

The next communication that Peter Newman read about his brother was the stark Mailgram that his parents had received on October 5, the day after a ritual visit by an Army colonel and a military chaplain to their home along the Hudson River in upstate New York.

Come rescue me from this charming man who looks like Paul Newman and forces me to go on his 250-foot yacht and live in our squalid little palaces in Monte Carlo, and Morocco, and Paris, and London, and God alone knew where else.