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Yours very truly, Edward S. Greenbaum Attorney in Fact for PATIENTIA ESTABLISHMENT, VADUZ ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO: HARPER ROW, PUBLISHERS, INC. 12 1. Harper Row, Publishers Inc., New York 10016 2. The New York Times, New York 10036 3. Time Inc., New York 10020 Re: Svetlana Allilueva's Twenty Letters to a Friend Gentlemen: I As the result of the discussions held over the past week among I the various interested parties and because of the events in Europe, we would like to confirm the following: 1. Harper Row will publish on October 2nd. 2. The New York Times will publish the authorized 30,000-word extract over a two-week period commencing in the Sunday issue of September 10th. 3. Life Magazine will publish the authorized 30,000-word extract in two instalments in the issue of September 12th and 19th, respectively. 14. The New York Times and Life publications will carry a line «These are excerpts from the book Twenty Letters to a Friend, to be published on October 2, 1967 by Harper Row, Publishers Incorporated» and also carry the proper copyright notice. 5. The purchasers of first serial rights outside the United States will be authorized to commence publication September 10, 1967 or such later date as may be feasible. 6. Book publication outside the United States will be authorized on any date beginning September 21st
GUIDE FOR PROPOSERS PAR 12 d EDI IO , DEC 1999 A PG1 E 200001.docForeword he Guide for Proposers is par of he i forma io ecessary o make a proposal for a programme u der he Fif h Framework Programme. I will help you o loca e he programme which is of i eres o you a d will provide he ecessary guida ce o how o submi a proposal a d he forms for proposal submissio . I is divided i o wo mai par s a d four sec io s. PAR 1 Sec io I describes he overall priori ies, goals a d s ruc ures of he Fif h Framework Programme. Sec io II describes he priori ies a d objec ives of he Specific Programme o Quali y of Life a d Ma ageme of Livi g Resources. Sec io III ou li es he mai rules which defi e who may par icipa e i he Fif h Framework Programme, a d he ge eral co di io s for his par icipa io . PAR 2 Sec io IV provides de ailed i forma io for each CALL FOR PROPOSALS for he programme Quali y of Life a d Ma ageme of Livi g Resources, as well as proposal submissio forms. he addi io al docume s you will eed o prepare a proposal are : he Work Programme for he Specific Programme you are applyi g for. he Work Programme provides he descrip io of he co e of he ‘ac io li es’ or ‘research objec ives’, which are ope for proposals, a d a i dica ive ime able for programme impleme a io (“roadmap”). he Call for Proposals as published i he Official Jour al of he Europea Commu i ies. his will ell you which ac io li es are ope for proposals a d wha he deadli e for he proposal submissio is. he Evalua io Ma ual (as well as programme specific guideli es ha may be i cluded i Par 2 of his Guide). hese docume s will provide de ails of which cri eria will be used i he evalua io of proposals, which weigh is a ribu ed o each of he cri eria a d where appropria e he hreshold o be a ai ed i order o be re ai ed.
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They were extra heavy on public holidays (on 1 May 1943 Vera InberÁ€™s building Á€˜swayed and rocked like a swingÁ€™), and when news came through of (now frequent) Soviet victories. Well-established Á€˜luckyÁ€™ spots included Aleksandrinskaya Square, with its statue of Catherine the Great surrounded by her generals and courtiers, and the Radio House, said to have lead foundations dating from its days as the Japanese consulate. Unlucky ones were the Liteiniy or Á€˜DevilÁ€™sÁ€™ Bridge, the square in front of Finland Station, nicknamed Á€˜the valley of deathÁ€™, and the corner of the Nevsky and Sadovaya, opposite the Public Library. On 8 August MashkovaÁ€™s children narrowly missed being killed there on their way home from a fishing expedition: Á€˜Suddenly they appeared, words tumbling out about severed limbs, blood, a crushed lorry Á€” then all in the same breath about the three little fish they had caught, still flapping in their net. I kissed them, hugged them, was overjoyed and at the same time felt completely broken.Á€™15 Anna Ostroumova-Lebedeva still lived on the Vyborg Side with her maid Nyusha, whose only son had been killed at the front the previous year
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