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• The facility's acting chief deputy director, Steve Chatten, was suspended in May.
• Attorney Jan Chatten-Brown said she expects to ask for a temporary restraining order on construction early next week.
• Sales and Kerri Chatten, a 6-1 forward from Providence, were chosen unanimously for the all-freshman team.
• Perkins left the firm in c . 1929 and joined what became Perkins, Chatten, and Hammond, which he left in 1933.
• The new West Park Commissioners ignored Jensen's plan and instead hired local architectural firm Chatten & Hammond, who completed the structure in 1923.
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• Chatten argued that increasing anaplasia in stage IV in comparison with stage III found in her cases suggested a trend toward higher stage ( and worse prognosis ) with anaplasia.
• Tacitus states that among the Catti, a Germanic tribe ( perhaps the Chatten ), a young man was not allowed to shave or cut his hair until he had slain an enemy.
• Witt, Seibert & Halsey of Texarkana, in association with Perkins, Chatten & Hammond of Chicago, were responsible for the building's design, with James A . Wetmore the acting supervising architect for the Treasury Department.
• "You have to go in knowing the project developer has contributed generously to the political leaders; it's not a level playing field, " said Jan Chatten-Brown, an environmental attorney who is being tapped to represent the Canyon Hills opponents.
• D'Onofrio, who trained with Sonia Moore at the American Stanislavsky Theater and Sharon Chatten of the Actors Studio, comes to " Criminal Intent, " the latest in Dick Wolf's " Law and Order " shows, from a decade and a half in movies.
• With the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 following the Prague Spring, scholar Peter Hames wrote that it was " difficult to see " " Witchhammer " " as anything other than a response to the political realities of the post-invasion period . " Richard Chatten of " The Independent " wrote the film was " possibly Vavra's indirect disclaimer to a paper to which he was obliged to lend his name in 1968 endorsing the Soviet invasion ."