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- Only
[L]ike The Hand That Feeds, Only was only widely-released in Europe. European releases include a CD, a DVD, and a 9" vinyl. The only United States release is a vinyl format—a remix record with mixes from Richard X and El-P. - Playgirl -- Women
The history of Playgirl Magazine dates back into the 70's as a response of some feminist movements to the proliferation of adult men magazines. Generally, Playgirl is a lifestyle magazine intended for heterosexual women and the editors of this magazine is proud to say that only their magazine caters to their audiences the way that they do. They ... admit to have a certain percentage of gay readers. - Azim Premji -- People
Premji's simplicity and charm are completely natural. But he is ... conscious of his effect on people, and sometimes uses it to the advantage of Wipro. He seldom meets customers to make deals; his job is to open the doors for his senior executives. He rarely speaks in meetings; he is there to listen. "He says only what is necessary," says C.N. Ram, head of IT, HDFC Bank. - Iran -- Supreme Leader
Most independent experts say it is only logical to assume that Iran deployed large numbers of operatives in Iraq as soon as Saddam Hussein was ousted in 2003. Many of Iraq's Shiite clerics, politicians and militia leaders have close ties to Iran, where some spent years in exile while Saddam and his Baath Party ruled Iraq. - Carrier Battle Group -- Pacific Northwest
[O]n its maiden voyage, the 504-foot O'Kane was part of the Vinson carrier battle group and supported the first U.S. airstrikes against Afghanistan. Last week, the O'Kane left for the western Pacific, with Navy officials saying only that its crew of 350 would be participating in the continuing global war on terrorism. - Diebold -- Monday
"This demonstrates the level of contractor oversight that Diebold requires," Burger told The (Baltimore) Sun. "On Monday, I'm going to ask our attorneys to report back to me if there was any violation of the contract and what financial remedies are available to me." - Political Polls -- Campaign
Political pundits are fond of saying that the only poll "that matters" is the final one on Election Day. With the political polls in both Missouri and Illinois swinging back and forth like the tail on a Kit Kat clock, that bit of campaign wisdom may be even more apt this year. So, MayorSlay.com claims absolutely no electoral significance for the answers to this week's Mini-Poll. - Kilimanjaro -- Mount Meru
Mount Kilimanjaro is referred to in one of Monty Python's Flying Circus skits, "Double Vision." Sir George Head (John Cleese) unwittingly proclaims, "I'm leading this expedition and we're going to climb both peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro," before Bob (Eric Idle) says there is only one peak (there are actually two prominent ones, and a third flatter one). - Anorexia -- Eating
Anorexia, or the lack or loss of appetite, is a frequently reported symptom for patients with cancer. Anorexia can dramatically affect your nutritional status, and therefore your health, by preventing you from obtaining adequate nutrition. Maintaining adequate nutritional intake has been linked to an improved quality of life and even increased survival. 20,28 - Munich -- Adolf Hitler
The environs of Munich are as rich in culture and history as in natural beauty. However, in the midst of all this serenity, the former concentration camp at Dachau sounds an ominous note. Before Hitler and the Holocaust, it was a little artists' community, but it's now visited mainly as a symbol of the great horror of the Nazi regime.
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