chapman

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• This was one of the two dozen stops Chapman, who works in the school system’s Family and Community Engagement Office, would make, looking on this chilly day in late October for students who had been missing classes.

• Many times, Chapman said, students have not logged on because neither they nor their parents could figure out how.

• Spokesman Kraig Troxell said Chapman decides which option to use on the basis of the circumstances and complexity of a case.

• Customers of IonQ will soon be able to use the new machine in private “beta,” Chapman said.

• When it’s time to drop the payload on a fire, Chapman’s goal is to deploy it from about 150 feet off the ground, flying at some 69 miles per hour.

• MOSCOW—Every now and then I run into Anna Chapman at a nail salon called “Little Fingers” on Potapovsky Avenue in downtown Moscow.

• Dressed in a slick black suit, Chapman discovers, say, how people come to be millionaires.

• Chapman tweets nothing but quotes from famous politicians and philosophers on her account.

• He has played the song on the piano at a charity event and sung it for Russian spy Anna Chapman and her colleagues.

• Grace Chapman at Vagenda precisely articulated the problem of getting angry at Women Against Feminism.

• The next morning Chapman brought around the car as early as half past eight, when the girls were just finishing breakfast.

• They climbed into the car and Chapman drove out the boulevard and turned into the Parkville road.

• Chapman turned up a hilly road and they came out on a ridge overlooking the fenced-in track.

• Chapman stopped before the office door, and the eager Jessie hopped out.

• Chapman drove the automobile down into Harrimay only ten minutes later.