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Reston

[ res-tuhn ]

noun

  1. James (Barrett) Scotty, 1909–1995, U.S. journalist, born in Scotland.


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Most of the closures in the Fairfax area were in McLean, Mount Vernon and Reston.

A vehicle driver died Wednesday night of injuries suffered during a hit-and run collision in Reston, county police said.

Lochlin Partners of Reston appointed Deborah Schonberger partner.

Metro planners told board members Thursday that it would take an additional five months for testing and preparations on the 11-mile extension between Reston and Loudoun County before it’s ready for customers.

Iron Mountain Government Solutions of Reston appointed Melissa Carson vice president and general manager.

Ebola Reston, it seemed, could infect humans, but never became symptomatic.

Of the 178 people who had contact with the infected monkeys at the Reston Quarantine Unit, six seroconverted.

Brushing aside the evidence, Reston held that “all of us had a part in the slaying of the president.”

In 2006, Brazilian model Ana Carolina Reston died of kidney failure at the age of 22.

So were James Reston and Bob Zelnick, although they were not initially friends of mine.

Cook stammered something unintelligible, and, somewhat surprised at her agitation, Mrs. Reston left the kitchen.

Reston-Farrell, the one Joe had already met, was tall and drawn of face and with a chainsmoker's nervousness.

Reston-Farrell said, "Suffice to say, you are now one hundred and seventy-three years after the last memory you have."

Reston-Farrell bent forward and thumped his right index finger twice on the table.

"The motivation for crime has been removed, Mr. Prantera," Reston-Farrell attempted to explain.

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