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1. In an interview with ThirstforFiction, David Whitley stated that the third book in the Agora Trilogy would be called " The Canticle of Whispers ".
2. David Whitley of the " Orlando Sentinel " said that the game pitted " David versus Goliath if David had two broken legs and had chickenpox ."
3. In addition, said David Whitley, a California archaeologist and American representative to the International Rock Art Committee, " archaeologists have never been good at dealing with things like art and symbolism.
4. "' David Whitley "'( born 1984 ) is a British writer, author of YA / teen fantasy The Midnight Charter and the subsequent two books in the Agora Trilogy.
5. Sharp's partner _ David Whitley, 42, of Fillmore, Calif . _ believes the state and federal government have imposed the difficult requirement as a way of killing the miners'claims.
6. It's difficult to find david whitley in a sentence. 用david whitley造句挺難的
7. David Whitley, director of " Ayurveda Limited " in the United Kingdom, writes that the Maharishi Ayurveda Council of Vaidyas approves of the use of arsenic, lead, and mercury under the supervision of trained and certified vaidyas, in accordance with ancient Ayurvedic texts.
8. David Whitley, assistant legal counsel for Rockwell International in Europe, based in the U . K . town of Slough, said he couldn't comment on the story either : " We're just a subsidiary of the U . S . company-- call them, " he said.
9. David Whitley writes in " The Idea of Nature in Disney Animation " that Belle is different from earlier Disney heroines in that she is mostly free from the burdens of domestic housework, although her role is somewhat undefined in the same way that " contemporary culture now requires most adolescent girls to contribute little in the way of domestic work before they leave home and have to take on the fraught, multiple responsibilities of the working mother ".
10. One to Nicholas Saxton mentions the Abbingtons, a key family holding later added to the expanding Washington land : a deed of June 1660 for  Southeast with Popes Creeke beginning at a marked read oak standing on the said creeke side extending by a line of marked trees that parts the forty Acres from the land of David Whitley northwest seventy two poles unto a marked white oak thence southwest 88 poles unto a [ unnamed Dancing ] swamp that parts the said land from the land of Laurence Abington thence southwest down the said swamp unto the aforementioned Creeke to the place where it began .  This area later became known as Duck Hall.