Hubbard.

Inspector Hubbard.

Inspector Hubbard?

Dianne Hubbard, 2001.

Dianne Hubbard, LAC, August 2002.

Dianne Hubbard, 2000, p.9

Mark, this is Inspector Hubbard.

Hubbard, Dianne. Namibia and CEDAW. Windhoek.

Dianne Hubbard, Namibia and CEDAW, 1997.

With a Mother Hubbard. Well, that's very kind of you.

Hubbard. Look, O' Brien, he's found out about his raincoat.

I'm Chief Inspector Hubbard, in charge of Criminal Investigation of this division.

Hubbard, Dianne. Gender and Law Reform in Namibia The First Ten Years. Windhoek.

Hubbard apparently started to reach, but besides that, I think it would be good next year.

And right behind him is L. Ron Hubbard. So you can see we're in the ascot, which is always good.

Maintenance Act 23 of 1963 in Dianne Hubbard, Gender and Law Reform in Namibia The First Ten Years, p.9

Robert L. Hubbard and others, quot Treatment outcome prospective study (TOPS) client characteristics and behaviours before, during and after treatment quot , Drug Abuse Treatment Evaluation ..., pp. 42 68.

The point is not to establish that the candidate has a faith or an ideological commitment to the teachings of L. Ron Hubbard, but to see how far the candidate may let the organization control his thinking and behaviour and how far it actually does so.

It is also the autobiographical self through the narrative that it creates about itself that makes life something more than what the American writer, artist, and philosopher Elbert Hubbard once called one damn thing after another. And our brains are wired to figure out what other selves are thinking and feeling.