bookman in A Sentence

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    Bookman was sure he had a winner this time.

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    Abe Bookman was smart enough to recognize that he had a good thing going.

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    Bookman racked his brain- what did people expect when they had their fortunes read?

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    Given new creative freedom to experiment with the design, Bookman began making changes that Carter had resisted.

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    But Bookman, looking for a way to make some money and reduce his surplus stock, agreed to do it.

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    When he was sober, he was a genius,” Bookman recalled to a Cincinnati Post reporter a few years later.

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    First, while the Syco-Seer was attracting curious browsers in stores, it wasn't generating sales, and Bookman was convinced that it was priced too high.

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    Carter's patent came through the following year, and luckily for Bookman and Levinson, he had signed rights over to the partnership before he died.

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    Levinson brought in his brother-in-law, Abe Bookman, an engineer from the Ohio Mechanical Institute, who suggested improvements to Carter's design- adding ridges inside the chamber to make the die spin and better randomize the answers.

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    Memoirs of a Fox Hunting Man was described by a critic for the Springfield Republican as"a novel of wholly fresh and delightful content," and Robert Littrell of Bookman called it"a singular and a strangely beautiful book.".

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