At the time, Park Lodge stable housed a two-year-old filly named Sleeping Partner who went on to win the following year's Epsom Oaks, the only classic to have eluded Jarvis during his training career.
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Starting with " Sleeping Partner " in 2000, he received praise from Colin Dexter, who stated that the book was : " [ a ] splendid debut in crime fiction-more please, Mr Humphreys ".
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Like TAT, in which BA has a 49.9 percent stake, it also set up Deutsche BA in Germany, with a 49 percent stake, the rest held by German banks that are, in effect, sleeping partners.
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In 1930 All-British Travels Ltd was formed by coach operators George Taylor of Chester, Alfred Harding of Birkenhead and J . W . Scott of Edinburgh, with sleeping partner Evan R . Davies, a solicitor in Pwllheli.
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Arthur Cuthbert Marsh ( died 23 December 1849 ) was son of William Marsh, senior and sleeping partner in the London banking firm of Marsh, Stacey, & Graham, ruined in 1824 by Henry Fauntleroy, a junior partner.
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Like TAT, in which BA has a 49 . 9 percent stake, it also set up Deutsche BA in Germany, with a 49 percent stake, the rest held by German banks that are, in effect, sleeping partners.
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Soup beans _ Warning : In most individuals, consuming this product _ even if it is doused with Bean-O _ will result in major flatulence ( and second-hand distress and discomfort to sleeping partners ) and loose stools.
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Diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea is significantly more common among people in relationships, who are alerted to their condition by being informed by their sleeping partner since individuals with obstructive sleep apnea are often unaware of the condition.
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Harries formed a production company called Sleeping Partners with Greengrass in the latter part of the decade, which produced Ross's " The Incredibly Strange Film Show " and comedian Lenny Henry's " Lenny Live and Unleashed " film.
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This policy was intended to encourage the growth of the business, and it certainly enabled it to survive some periods of poor trading, but by the early 19th century the practice of mostly leaving accrued profits within the business led to disputes with some sleeping partners.
