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Bryant stayed behind, after Houston and the other Arkansan officers left to begin the prisoner exchange.

Umberto Alcazar-Diaz, visiting professor of astrogeology at the University of Sao Paulo, director general of Site A, and, not incidentally, also a research fellow at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in Houston, had just taken off his glasses and settled back for a nap.

I meet people from Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Seattle, Balti more, Houston, New Orleans, Atlanta, and Dallas who will swear before witnesses and under oath that Ray Charles is a native of their cities.

Houston paused while she pulled thorns and fat cockleburs off her clothing and a few from her hair.

Following the model of his hero, Houston, he had abandoned European comforts and had taken two Comanche women in polygamous marriage.

Houston, but final fittings for Mars excursion suits, microgravity practice in water tanks, and drills in a full-size mock-up of the Mars Shuttle, take place at the Kennedy Space Center.

Houston was dressed for the garden party, wearing a formfitting gown of dotted white mousseline de soie over yellow satin, a wide yellow ribbon across the bodice, tying in a bow on her hip.

The rampaging Fourth Worlders made up a majority of the population of Old Houston, and without the army or National Guard troops there to back them up, the police and Gaters were overwhelmed, driven back, chased off, taken prisoner or simply executed after surrendering.

Luke Guarneri, moved to Houston, where she worked at a now defunct oil company.

The traffic on the street and sidewalks forced Jarret to remain hypervigilant for any sighting of Nathaniel Houston or Detra Kelly.

She slid inside then drove slowly away from the huge medical center and north to US 59 which led to the Kingwood subdivision on the northern outskirts of Houston.

There had been plans once for a renovation, but that was back before the Kingwood subdivision had been annexed by the city of Houston.

SMITH waited impatiently for the security guard at the rear entrance of Northpark Hospital, located in the Kingwood section of Houston.

She lived in a residential area in Humble, a city between Kingwood and the northern environs of Houston.

For eight long and degrading days I had skulked around Houston with all the other professionals, doing our jobs -- which was actually to do nothing at all except drink all the free booze we could pour into our bodies, courtesy of the National Football League, and listen to an endless barrage of some of the lamest and silliest swill ever uttered by man or beast.