:: First pressings erroneously shown as " Jan & Arnie "

:: First commercial release ; 2-record set featuring original mono tracks plus bonus tracks of unreleased songs and alternate mixes

:: First commercial release ; original mono tracks plus 13 bonus tracks of unreleased songs and alternate mixes

:: See also: First Amendment issues related to speech critical of government

:: 1975: First Round

:: 1979: First Round

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:: 1992: First Round

:: 1930: H 75 First Symphony in C

:: Section 16-1-20. 1 is a law respecting the establishment of religion and thus violates the First Amendment.

:: First flush tea.

:: I am First of Jem ' Hadar First, and I am dead.

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:: 1996 – First Round

:: First seen in chapter five, Inspector Lunge is a BKA detective assigned to the murder case at the hospital.

:: First seen in chapter 12, Dieter is a young boy Tenma encounters in his search for Johan.

:: First mentioned in chapter 26, " the Baby " is a short, elderly, neo-Nazi leader.

:: First seen in chapter 29, General Wolf is an old soldier who was first to find the twins and is the second of four individuals ( with Goedelitz and Petr Capek ) in the organization.

:: First seen in chapter 33, Gillen is a criminologist and one of Tenma's former classmates ( a former student of Dr. Reichwein ).

:: First seen in chapter 47, Han Georg Schuwald is known as the Bayern Vampire.

:: First seen in chapter 47, Neumann is a student at the University of Munich and the son of Schuwald and Langer ( who sent him away for a better life ).

:: First seen in chapter 47, Lotte is a student at the University of Munich who is trying to win Karl Neumann's heart, so she aids his investigation of his father and late mother.

:: I have seen many wonders in my life, countless,

:: First seen in chapter 49, Reichwein is a psychologist who specializes in counseling and assisting recovering alcoholics.

:: First seen in chapter 78, Grimmer is a freelance journalist researching Kinderheim 511 who is drawn into the search for Johan when he helps Tenma.

:: First seen in chapter 84, Suk is a detective with the Prague police trying to solve the mystery involving the death of his superior Inspector Filip Zeman.

:: First seen in chapter 121, Čapek is the last individual in the organization ( with General Helmut Wolfe and Goedelitz ): a bespectacled, white-haired, mysterious man responsible for many incidents in Monster.

:: First seen in chapter 124, Sievernich is Johan's disciple and another survivor of Kinderheim 511 ; he was adopted by the Sievernich family from child traffickers, who bought him.

:: Last seen in Starsiege.

:: I've seen the smiling

:: can sometimes be seen flying with a white dove in some episodes.

:: First seen at the end of episode 31.

:: This fact is clearly seen

:: A mysterious man in sunglasses who can be seen following Maia throughout the series.

:: Long have I lived but never have I seen

:: Often I have seen you standing by your small window

:: I have seen your merriment.

:: Your Emperor has never seen their like.

:: The same impairment in prospective memory is also seen in patients with lesions to the hippocampus.

:: The Secretary of Defense shall prescribe such regulations as may be necessary to ensure that any activity ( including the provision of any equipment or facility or the assignment or detail of any personnel ) under this chapter does not include or permit direct participation by a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, or Marine Corps in a search, seizure, arrest, or other similar activity unless participation in such activity by such member is otherwise authorized by law.

:: A buck-toothed thief, Heckel runs into Tenma in chapter 17 when he breaks into a murder victim's house where Tenma is investigating.