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At the time Howard began submitting manuscripts, F.rnsworth Wright had replaced Edwin F. Baird as editor of the C.icago-based magazine, after founder and owner J.C. Henneberger was forced to reorganise the title owing to debts.

The Conan Chronicles Howard, Robert E. 1989

Instead, it's quite a label owing to its green production facilities that are thrown open to the public via the

Green Diary 2009

I daren't tell the governor, and he couldn't help me anyway, and I can't go back for another term owing every man in my class. "

The Moccasin Maker E. Pauline Johnson 1887

Still, the outlook for the industry remains uncertain owing to potential fallout from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, weak natural-gas prices and uncertainty about the economy.

Halliburton Profit Soars as North America Market Rebounds Tess Stynes 2010

Just as William moved from the countryside to an urban apprenticeship, other child martyrs were similarly divorced from their place of origin owing to their economic need.

A Tender Age: Cultural Anxieties over the Child in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries 2005

Furthermore, [it] is equally true that before one is entitled to a remedy against an alleged wrongdoer, there must be some duty owing from the wrongdoer towards the injured person.

RIAA ‘fines’ students $3,750 2005

"Even if the economy comes under greater stress, default rates may remain low in the medium term owing to the quirks of the structures introduced to the European high-yield market before the crisis broke in June."

High-Yield Market Poised To Stall 2007

I think that the one that he describes as owing something to pre- teen D & D players-- the one with the tall covered headress and the less modest "body"-- might owe something to the Golden "Man".

Archive 2005-06-01 2005

I think that the one that he describes as owing something to pre- teen D & D players-- the one with the tall covered headress and the less modest "body"-- might owe something to the Golden "Man".

Fashion Week in Almaty 2005

I may remark that the Chinese Navy is English trained, and the duty is carried on in English, owing to the intractable character of the Chinese language, the fact that officers and men have thus practically to learn a foreign tongue in order to work their ships being an obvious disadvantage.

Under the Dragon Flag My Experiences in the Chino-Japanese War James Allan