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Fleming and always
Goldfinger threatened to sue Fleming over the use of the name and, in retaliation, Fleming threatened to add an erratum slip to the book changing the name from Goldfinger to Goldprick and explaining why ; the matter was settled out of court after the publishers, Jonathan Cape, agreed to ensure the name Auric was always used in conjunction with Goldfinger.
Ian Fleming took these aspects for his " M ", Sir Miles Messervy-using Cumming's other initial for the name and having M always write in green ink.
( Fleming was always very modest about his own contribution to the partnership – he once said " the best doubles partnership in the world is McEnroe and anybody.
In the 1963 Ian Fleming story Agent 007 in New York, James Bond laments the fact that one of his lovers always gargles with TCP after their trysts.
Dewar and John Ambrose Fleming predicted that at absolute zero, pure metals would become perfect electromagnetic conductors ( though, later, Dewar altered his opinion on the disappearance of resistance, believing that there would always be some resistance ).
Fleming has denied these allegations, writing " the ultraleft Southern Poverty Law Center is always railing against ' right-wing extremism.
The two have been friends since they met while Fleming was touring with Phil Coulter in 1993, and he has said that Hayes is always very down to earth and has never told him a lie.
" This is the meaning of the Dancing Skeletons that always lead the march: they know better than anyone what they have lost, and so they dance this one night of the year to celebrate life ," Fleming told CNN in an interview.

Fleming and let
" Arthur is dragged away, continuing to shout his rage all the way out the door and to criticize Fleming for his and the legal system's abuse of law and order that cost the lives of his two clients and let true criminals like Fleming go free to commit more crimes.
Fleming spent three days in Tokyo and decided not there would be " no politicians, museums, temples, Imperial palaces or Noh plays, let alone tea ceremonies " on his itinerary ; he instead visited a judo academy, a Japanese soothsayer and the Kodokan, a local gymnasium.

Fleming and good
Fleming had been an auto mechanic and early aviator when his old friend Marshall Neilan recommended him to film director Allan Dwan as a good mechanic.
Other good sellers were Peter Fleming, Eric Linklater and Gerald Durrell ; but best-sellers were too few, and though the output of Rupert-Hart-Davis Ltd was regularly praised for the high quality of its printing and binding, that too was an expense that weighed the company down.
Perrott thought that overall " Fleming is again at his best when most sportingly Buchan-ish as in the motoring pursuit across Europe "; he summarised the book by saying that it was " hard to put down ; but some of us wish we had the good taste just to try.
Back in Britain in December 1959, Fleming met with McClory and Whittingham for a script conference ; shortly afterwards McClory and Whittingham sent Fleming a script, Longitude 78 West, which Fleming considered to be good, although he changed the title to Thunderball.
The war reference is a method used by Fleming to differentiate good from evil and raises a question about " the distinction between criminality and legality ", according to Black.
" However, she considered that " it really is time to stop treating Ian Fleming as a Significant Portent, and to accept him as a good, if rather vulgar thriller-writer, well suited to his times and to us his readers.
He was also good friends with opera singers Renée Fleming, Rod Gilfry, Roberta Peters, and Eileen Farrell.
Fleming returned to politics to seek the PC Party leadership at the 1967 leadership convention for a third time, but came in seventh, and left political life for good.
Fleming also displayed a somewhat cynical attitude to the business community, dismissing appeals to the common good with the remark " the end of every private merchant is not the common good but his particular profit ".
Openers Jayasuriya, whose mother had been injured in the tsunami, and Sehwag made a good start, with Sehwag hitting another 6, but the introduction of Cairns into the attack proved Jayasuriya's undoing, with the Sri Lankan ( 28 ) captain edging a soft catch to Fleming at first slip.
He won 12 of his next 18 bouts ( three were no-decisions ), establishing a reputation as a good local fighter before meeting Canadian Frankie Fleming in May 1912.
Fleming has been called a man of " real poetic genius ", " the only good poet in Germany during the Thirty Years ' War ", " possibly the greatest German lyric poet of the seventeenth century " and " the German Herrick ".
At the end of the story Mr. Brownlow reveals to Rose that she is the daughter of a retired naval officer who was a good friend of Oliver's father, and that her much older sister, Agnes Fleming, eventually became Oliver's mother.
Raven also dismissed Bond as an " infantile " creation ", but did allow that " Fleming tells a good story with strength and distinction ... his creation of a scene, both visually and emotionally, is of a very high order indeed.

Fleming and idea
Selznick had already been unhappy with Cukor (" a very expensive luxury ") for not being more receptive to directing other Selznick assignments, even though Cukor had remained on salary since early 1937 ; and in a confidential memo written in September 1938, four months before principal photography began, Selznick flirted with the idea of replacing him with Victor Fleming.
Walter M. Fleming, M. D., and William J. Florence took the idea seriously enough to act upon it.
* Time Lord by Clark Blaise: a biography of Stanford Fleming and the idea of standard time
Although the project came to nothing, Fleming used the idea as the basis for the Dr. No novel.
* Sir Sandford Fleming who helped create and define the idea of time zones
Alan Turing ( leading role in the creation of the modern computer ), Scottish inventor Alexander Graham Bell ( the first practical telephone ), John Logie Baird ( world's first working television system, first electronic colour television ), Frank Whittle ( inventor of the jet engine ), Charles Babbage ( who devised the idea of the computer ) and Alexander Fleming ( discoverer of penicillin ) were all British.
Fleming agreed to the deal, and began to write outlines for the series ; however, CBS later dropped the idea.
Her half-brother Ian Fleming, in one of his James Bond short stories " The Living Daylights ", has Bond musing about a cellist he observes from his sniper's position: " There was something almost indecent in the idea of that bulbous, ungainly instrument between her splayed thighs.
According to historian Ben Macintyre, Cholmondeley got the idea from a 1939 memo written by Ian Fleming, later author of the James Bond novels.
Fleming himself reportedly got the idea from a 1930s detective novel by Basil Thomson.
The idea was to hide the truth, of Bond's exploits, in plain sight ; along the way, Fleming created fictional tales, such as Moonraker, to keep the Soviets guessing what was fact and what was not.
In a letter to John Pearson in 1965 when he was researching his biography on Ian Fleming, The Life of Ian Fleming, Jenkins revealed that in the late 1950s he had discussed the idea of a James Bond novel set in South Africa with Fleming, and even written a synopsis of it, which Fleming had very much liked.
At the same time, Glidrose were considering the idea of asking other authors to continue writing James Bond novels, a notion that Fleming's wife, Ann, was against, but his brother, Peter Fleming, who at the time was Glidrose's director, favoured.
After a long period of negotiation, during which Ann Fleming ( Ian's widow ) raised several objections to the idea of a continuation series, Jenkins finished the manuscript for Glidrose entitled Per Fine Ounce, but it was rejected.
Bon Fleming, a local businessman, came up with the idea to build the monument, and helped to finance the total cost.

Fleming and lie
A year later, at James Fleming's trial, Randy Fleming recanted his original statements, claiming that the police had forced him to lie.
The female contestant ( who had selected Fleming ) turned to Hollywood Squares MC Peter Marshall, saying, " Art Fleming would never lie!

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