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anderson
Alternative clues for the word anderson
- Man offering shelter and freedom to snore?
- "Father Knows Best" family name
- American physicist who discovered antimatter an antielectron called the positron (1905-1991)
- Lindsay ____, English film director, d. 1994
- Articles in English and German initially sycophantic about film director
- "Anne of the Thousand Days" playwright Maxwell
- Anthony of "black-ish"
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Gazetteer
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Population (2000): 59734 Housing Units (2000): 27643 Land area (2000): 40.047494 sq. miles (103.722529 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.109070 sq. miles (0.282489 sq. km) Total area (2000): 40.156564 sq. miles (104.005018 sq. km) FIPS code: 01468 Located within: ...
Wikipedia
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The Anderson was a United States automobile ; considered the most successful automobile ever built in the Southern United States , it was manufactured by a carriage works from 1916 to 1925 in Rock Hill, South Carolina . Started by John Gary Anderson, the ...
Usage examples of anderson.
LibProgs might point to the Treaty of Valkha and fifty years of peace, but Howard Anderson knew better than most that when something went wrong it usually did so with dispatch, and Battle Fleet was twenty percent understrength for its peacetime obligations.
The defense minister faltered as Anderson turned his basilisk gaze on him, then continued.
There was no affection in the gaze he turned on Anderson, but there was a cold respect.
The other dignitaries stiffened, and the painfully young ensign beside Anderson blanched.
His aide stopped dead, face flustered, and Anderson shook his head in exasperation.
Antonov tossing back his vodka and Anderson sipping his bourbon more cautiously, muttering something inaudible about doctors.
Howard Anderson had somehow managed to get to Redwing ahead of all realistic schedules.
Howard Anderson climbed out unaided and stumped past Ensign Mallory on his cane, glad the earnest young man had finally learned not to offer assistance.
An unbiased witness might have reflected on now much the ensign looked like a vastly younger version of his boss, but if that had been suggested to Anderson he would have felt a bit bilious.
At the moment nis gray eyes were wary, and Anderson wondered idly how many different reasons Taliaferro had to worry.
The industrialist collapsed back into his chair, and Anderson leaned forward on his cane.
He only stared at the old man with mesmerized eyes, and Anderson paused.
Helen Takaharu smiled, and Howard Anderson grinned back like a schoolboy.
Seventy years younger than Anderson, he actually looked older as he sat quietly erect in his space-black and silver uniform.
Pericles Waldeck might be willing to condemn a race to extinction out of spleen and political ambition, but Howard Anderson was an old, old man.