1. The danger, Mr Peabody says, is that a process of adverse selection is under way.

2. A bridge is a connection between two points, Peabody said gesturing with index fingers.

3. Peabody appears to be in the ideal position to meet this goal.

4. Mr Stefan Abrams, an investment analyst at Kidder Peabody, thinks earnings will start rising again in the second quarter.

5. Peabody pointed to Grafton, which was chosen by Marvin Windows as the site for a factory.

6. Peabody became the owner of Lumber Mart in 1982, opening a branch in Grand Forks in 1993.

7. Hanson's Peabody subsidiary is criticized for the effects of its coal mining activities on Navajo land in Arizona.

8. Perhaps even more notably, the Peabody Essex has been retooling the traditional business model for museums.

9. A dentist called Peabody became the first person to add soap to toothpowder in 1824 and chalk was added in the 1850s by John Harris.

10. William L. Fash, Professor, Director of Peabody Museum, Harvard University.

11. Peabody serves its students through individual and collaborative instruction in a caring and compassionate environment.

12. Others shun electronic book publishing. Richard Peabody publishes poetry and short stories in traditional form only.

13. Macarthur said it had advised Peabody it would be prepared to recommend an alternative proposal of A$16 per share offer pending certain conditions, but these conditions were rejected by Peabody.

14. Peabody has the finest, state of the art facilities and operates in a secure financial environment.

15. Given the weak economy, the plan may be put on hold for a while, but eventually it could hurt coal producers like Peabody Energy (BTU) and Massey Energy (MEE).

16. Margaret Fuller held a series of Conversations for women at the bookshop owned by Elizabeth Peabody, which also carried homeopathic supplies and art supplies.

17. "They are very keen to get into a partnership with us," Partha Bhattacharyya said at a news conference late on Monday, referring to Peabody.

18. Twice a day, every day, five mallards and their human duckmaster waddle the red-carpet from the Peabody hotel's fountain to its elevator and back.

19. "It would have made enough scampi to feed an army for a month—it was giant, and no doubt very tasty," quipped study co-author Derek Briggs, director of the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.

20. He's now an otolaryngologist at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a faculty member at Johns Hopkins' Peabody Conservatory of Music.

21. Early one morning, Jennifer received a telephone call from the personal secretary of Mr Peabody, Jr.