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Ringgenberg, Al Williamson: Hidden Lands, pp. 46-48 Williamson was single during this period and was said to have a bohemian and undisciplined lifestyle.

The war can be divided into four major phases: The bohemian Revolt, the Danish intervention, the Swedish intervention and the
the base.

His analyses can be found in Logic Machines and Diagrams and Science - Good, Bad and Bogus.

At daylight, James flies a bogus distress flag (against every rule of the sea).

Although the sales of day-tickets ($31 each) expectedly fell (almost 50%), Bogus' total revenue increased by $2.6 million (up 55%) to $7.3 million for the 1998-99 ski season.

In one instance, he even started a big controversy over a bogus weight-loss scheme he created, involving the starvation of obese people, that wound up on the Senate floor.

However, the bogus gardaí produced guns and kidnapped the Quinnsworth supermarket executive, holding him for three weeks.

The gang members knew that both the jewels and the bogus letter were kept in the puzzle box and decided to use Poirot to retrieve it.

Other "businesses" included fraudulent lottery shops, a "sure-thing" stock exchange, fake watch and bogus diamond auctions, and the sale of stocks in nonexistent businesses.

Freemen Were Alone New York Times June 15, 1996 The group surrendered peacefully after an 81 day standoff and 14 of the Freemen faced criminal charges relating to circulating millions of dollars in bogus checks and threatening the life of a federal judge.

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