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Miss Pilgrim's Progress (1949) as American Vice-Consul (uncredited).

The first (honorary) president was Pierre André Latreille (1762-1833) who was elected unanimously and established the goal of the society to contribute to and progress the development of entomology in all its aspects.

A treatise on epidemic cholera : including an historical account of its origin and progress, to the present period (1832).

James Galbraith (Canadian politician) (born 1940), Canadian Progressive Conservative politician.

Santa Fe work crews engaged in sabotage to slow the progress of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad through the Rockies as the two fought their way toward the Coast; the Santa Fe (in conjunction with the California Southern) would win the race in establishing its connection to Bakersfield in 1883.

The Southern Pacific would similarly block the westward progress of the Santa Fe (known to some as the People's Railroad) until September 1882, when a group of enraged citizens ultimately forced the railroad's management to relent.

Public response to the corruption that arose from California's economic "explosion" led to the enactment of numerous reform and regulation measures, many of which coincided with the ascendancy of the Populist and Progressive movements.

In 1911, California's new Progressive government established the second Railroad Commission, more effective and less corrupted than the first one.

He apparently takes a laid-back approach to being an advisor, being entirely clueless as to Tajel's research interests, progress, and sometimes even her name.

In reality, the dismantlement of the palace likely occurred progressively over time, beginning well before 1707 and also continuing after Moulay Isma'il.

The Italian ships were ordered not to open fire but merely to try to impede the progress of the Spanish ships and force them to dock at Augusta, Sicily, where they would be interned.

This inhibits growth since technical progress necessary for growth requires skilled labor.

The onset of the Great Depression in 1929 would further suppress demand for new electric services and slow progress toward rural electrification.