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But, in the course of the inquiry, two agents paid a call on Tiversa.
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In fact, 272 years have passed since the first (and last) sitting president paid a call on The Times.
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He paid a call on someone at the institution, armed with photographs showing his dance history, since all his official documents had been lost during his exit from the Soviet Union.
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She and Chung also paid a call on the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, a meeting arranged by Massachusetts Senator John Kerry, another recipient of Chung's illegal contributions. On the agenda: the procedure for getting a foreign firm listed on American stock exchanges. On Aug. 9, 1996 Liu and Chung formed Marswell Investment, a Los Angeles corporation that issued 50,000 shares of stock—30,000 for Liu, 20,000 for Chung. And within days, Liu wired $300,000 into Chung's account at a Hong Kong bank, a source familiar with the case told Time.
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Wagner arrived in Boulogne, France in August 1839 determined to succeed as a dramatic composer. In advance, Wagner had written to Meyerbeer requesting an interview, and although Meyerbeer had failed to reply, Wagner considered it good fortune to discover that Meyerbeer happened to be staying in Boulogne at the time arrival from England. Subsequently, Wagner called, paid his due respects, and Meyerbeer promised a letter of introduction to both Henri Duponchel, the director of the Opéra, and Habeneck, its chief conductor. Settled in Paris, in September 1839, and fortified with Meyerbeer's letter, Wagner paid a call on both men.
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Yesterday, in broad daylight, several women at the Seminary > were raped right in the middle of a large room filled with men, women, and > children! We 22 Occidentals cannot feed 200,000 Chinese civilians and > protect them night and day. That is the duty of the Japanese authorities..." For 10 February, Rabe wrote in his diary : > "Fukui, whom I tried to find at the Japanese embassy to no avail all day > yesterday, paid a call on me last night. He actually managed to threaten me: > 'If the newspapers in Shanghai report bad things, you will have the Japanese > army against you,' he said.
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