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A warning is appropriate for readers who turn to Geck thinking to find revisionist biography.

Basically, Dial and Geck resemble a meal to the region's bears.

And you wonder, fugitively, whether Geck was finally too distracted to stop and just listen.

- will be interested to know that Mr. Geck leans toward the minimalists.

Mr. Geck's tome, read with some care, is a most welcome and useful companion.

By limiting each man to 55 pounds of gear, Dial and Geck left some important items at home, including firearms.

One misplaced step in a tussock field could spell the end of the trip for Dial or Geck.

Throughout, Mr. Geck is intent on disposing of the standard mythology.

A different form of the word geck is still used in Dutch and Afrikaans gek: crazy.

More problematic for Dial and Geck are those tussocks, which grow as wide balls at the top of 12-inch long centers.

Mr. Geck's analysis of music and texts is trenchant and sometimes almost painfully detailed.

Davis and Geck's most significant contribution to the surgical field was the invention of the synthetic absorbable suture.

Geck's biography prompts the reader to surmise, reasonably, that there is not much left to say on the subject of Bach's musical life.

The point is made, but the statement is insupportable, as Mr. Geck surely knows better than most.

GECK has a vary good placement history.

Her mother was Julie Geck.

In addition, Mr. Geck has not been entirely well served by his English-speaking handlers.

That is the difference between this trip, Dial said, and the adventure races that he and Geck have competed in.

By Martin Geck.

Mr. Geck's telling of Bach's biography is lively.

Mr. Geck relies heavily on use of the historical present, which can sometimes seem offhand or casual to the English-speaking reader.

Mrs. Geck, 32 years old, is a sales specialist for national accounts at Random House in New York.

The company was also known for its contribution to the field of surgery due to its operation of the Davis & Geck Film library.

GECK has been rated consistently among the top technical institutes in kerala, with students admitted purely on the basis of merit.

Drawing inspiration from the anthem, Dr Yap Pheng Geck designed the school arms in 1930.

I asked her, some time after the celebrated 1977 engagement at Carnegie Hall where she performed the feat of playing the "Goldberg" Variations on the harpsichord before dinner and again on the piano after dinner, to help me with an idle calculation that even Geck doesn't get around to.