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The American anthropologist Margaret Mead once said that one should never underestimate what a small group of dedicated people can accomplish.
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Where'd you go? - Mead.
Do people usually go to Mead to become chiropractors?
And another thing, the mead in the hotel for you.
Drink your mead.
I don't want mead.
You ready to take me to lake mead?
You mean we're not going to lake mead?
Mead.
Mead? Oh, mead!
Nor would we be hampered by the mead.
Anyway - We won't be short of mead, will we?
Not bad, this mead, is it?
Shan't be long, Mrs Mead.
Then you must be Mrs. Harry Mead.
I used to be Mrs. Mead. Who are you, all of you?
Mrs. Archer that used to be Mrs. Mead, we're reporters.
One in Boston, one in San Francisco and a Mr. Harry Mead, 1452 Iris Avenue.
His name was Mead.
And I was at the cemetery because I was curious about the way Harry Mead died.
So I went all through the Harry Mead file again, still couldn't find anything wrong.
I got an autopsy report on Harry Mead today.
We're on our way to Lake Mead.
That's Lake Mead behind the dam.
They indulged in honey and mead.
Want some mead?
Instead of a wonderful boat ride on Lake Mead, we have to go to bed at 9:30.
Oh! Lake Mead is beautiful, but cold.
With frothy mead and heady wine.
I was talking about the works of Margaret Mead on sexual practices in Melanesia.
Would you like some mead?
Some mead.
For centuries my ancestors have immortal-ized the occasion with an annual banguet for the locals, usually with tankards of Mead and Morris dancing.
Nog, get down to the storeroom and bring up five kegs of Takarian mead.
Lake Mead, Hoover Dam.
Bring back my mead!
Him and his mead!
News and current affairs
Finally, the panel of Nobel laureates concluded based on research by Mead Over and Geoffrey Garnett that additional resources for treatment should go first to patients who are the sickest and most infectious.
But research by Kathleen Vohs, Nicole Mead, and Miranda Goode, reported in Science in 2006, suggests that on this point, at least, Marx was onto something.
The Hoover Dam, for example, which created Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the US, was built in 1936 during the Great Depression as part of the New Deal.
Even if the federal government had intended to get a return on its investment by selling the water from Lake Mead, the dam's construction costs have long since been amortized.