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  • And, in fact, Zuckerberg, says Kirkpatrick, is one of the least angry people that I've ever met - even-tempered, generally upbeat, if prone to silence, and highly self-confident.

    Tina Brown's Must-Reads: Three Modern Icons 2010

  • And, in fact, Zuckerberg, says Kirkpatrick, is one of the least angry people that I've ever met - even-tempered, generally upbeat, if prone to silence, and highly self-confident.

    Tina Brown's Must-Reads: Three Modern Icons 2010

  • I'm putting myself again in the position of defending the internet, just as David Kirkpatrick is making himself Facebook's apologist.

    Jeff Jarvis: The Antisocial Movie Jeff Jarvis 2010

  • I'm putting myself again in the position of defending the internet, just as David Kirkpatrick is making himself Facebook's apologist.

    Jeff Jarvis: The Antisocial Movie Jeff Jarvis 2010

  • And, in fact, Zuckerberg, says Kirkpatrick, is one of the least angry people that I've ever met - even-tempered, generally upbeat, if prone to silence, and highly self-confident.

    Tina Brown's Must-Reads: Three Modern Icons 2010

  • 'The Facebook Effect, by David Kirkpatrick, is the story of how a 20-something Harvard dropout named Mark Zuckerberg built a global Internet site with more than 500 million members.

    He built a business around the power of gab Thomas Heath 2010

  • Kirkpatrick is recuperating from shrapnel wounds to both legs and his right thigh at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. In Baghdad, coalition spokesman Lt.Col. Dan Williams told the

    Gulf War II 2006

  • In vain Kirkpatrick thundered forth his indignant soul; he was unheard in the tumult; but going up to the countess, he accused her to her face of falsehood, and charged her with a design from some really treasonable motive, to destroy the only sure hope of her country.

    The Scottish Chiefs 1875

  • [Page 725] * In memory of this circumstance, the crest of the family of Kirkpatrick is a hand grasping a dagger distilling gouts of blood, the motto, "I mak sikkar."

    The Scottish Chiefs 1875

  • The title's "K" refers to Kirkpatrick's chronology numbers.

    Complementary Abstractionists Karen Wilkin 2011

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