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For·a·ker

(fôr′ə-kər, fŏr′-), Mount

A peak, 5,304 m (17,400 ft) high, in the Alaska Range of south-central Alaska.

For•a•ker

(ˈfɔr ə kər, ˈfɒr-)

n.

Mount, a mountain in central Alaska, in the Alaska Range, near Mt. McKinley. 17,280 ft. (5267 m).

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Joseph Foraker of Ohio came off looking the worst of the bunch, as it was clear he was involved in an extensive quid pro quo relationship with Archbold.

Dethroning the "Invisible Government": Progressive Reforms and the Slow Demise of the American Political Party

With the 1900 Foraker Act, the two-year US military occupation came to an end, and the US Congress created a new civil government for Puerto Rico.

Language and Empire: Elizabeth Kneipple's Colonial History of Puerto Rico

According to Wolf of The Foraker Group, there are twenty-nine different kinds of nonprofit classifications in total, and the organizations within those classifications include everything from industry associations (RDC is a 501(c) (6)), trade unions, and hospitals (SEARHC is a 501(c)(3)) to volunteer emergency services (the Homer Volunteer Fire Department is a 501(c)(3)), vocational programs, and cemeteries--in addition to the many charitable organizations (Rasmuson Foundation is a 501(c)(3)) that many associate with nonprofits.

Not-for-Profit, For-the-Economy: Mission-based organizations are economic drivers

The collection was mastered by Brian Foraker in Nashville.

MTS Management's Veteran Rocker John Vento Enlists Pittsburgh's Finest on New Album "Love, Lust and Other Wreckage"

Chaparral added a fourth rig during the fourth quarter of 2018 to advance its Kingfisher County King Koopa and Canadian County Merge Foraker spacing tests, as well as progress through the remaining joint venture wells with Bayou City Energy.

Chaparral increases proved reserves

The warning covered locations such as Fairfax, Pearson and Foraker. Quarter-sized hail was expected in areas through which the tornado passed.

Tornado Tears Through Fairfax, Oklahoma

The first lasted from 1900 to 1917, as Puerto Rico weathered the effects of the Foraker Act of 1900, which installed a civil governor, an executive council, a house of representatives, and a judiciary.

The 52-State Strategy: IT'S TIME FOR DEMOCRATS TO START TAKING STATEHOOD FOR PUERTO RICO AND WASHINGTON, D.C., SERIOUSLY

Vickers, Randi Foraker, Kristi Lane, Daniel Houlihan, Kenneth P.

Alternatives for Targeting Women in Anti-Smoking Campaigns: Insights from a Smoking Perceived Value Perspective

The Foraker Act of 1900 was the first major legislative overhaul of Puerto Rico's institutions, structuring the island's economy largely around the needs of sugar refineries and other large corporations extracting raw materials from the territory.

How the Tax Act Sacks Puerto Rico: For the Puerto Rican economy, already bleeding jobs and citizens after a decade-long recession compounded by Hurricane Maria, the Republican tax overhaul was one more blow

Purpose-driven companies can and need to affect change in the world, according to John Foraker, who has spent more than 30 years in the natural and organic food industry, including as CEO of Annie's.

The Mission-Driven Business Model

There's a lot of exciting news that came out of the show this year, John Foraker, co-founder and CEO of Once Upon a Farm, said.