I called Mr. Burton.

What'll I tell Burton?

You're smarter than I thought, Mr Burton.

Hello. This is my producer Oliver Burton.

I don't think that's enough, Mr Burton.

Burrton is a city in Harvey County, Kansas, United States.

That Burton seems to be such... an attentive, orderly person.

Oh. Tell Mr. Burton we'll be down in a few minutes.

If you need the car, I can borrow Mrs. Burton's.

I urge you to accept this offer, Mr Burton. It's very generous.

Mr Burton, you have a great comedian on your hands.

I said to myself I've seen part of Burton's show. It's very good.

So, about three years ago I was in London, and somebody called Howard Burton came to me and said,

If what that Burton fellow wrote me is true... we shouldn't have any trouble disposing of the property.

One study, by Mark Burton and Michael J. Hicks estimated the total economic impact to Louisiana and Mississippi may exceed 150 billion.

Mr. Ian Burton, independent consultant, Canada, stressed the importance of motivating individuals to spread technologies for adaptation, especially relating to extreme events.

In April, the new top executives of Sherritt, a Canadian company, and their families were denied entry into the United States under Title IV of the Helms Burton Act.

So, about three years ago I was in London, and somebody called Howard Burton came to me and said, I represent a group of people, and we want to start an institute in theoretical physics.

Another email indicated that Stratfor Vice President Fred Burton had knowledge of the killing of bin Laden, and that the body was not dumped at sea, but rather sent to Dover Air Force Base in the United States.

The 1996 Helms Burton Act exacerbated the effects of the embargo it increased the number and scope of the provisions with an extraterritorial impact, instituted the prosecution and punishment of current and potential foreign investors in Cuba and authorized funding for hostile, subversive and aggressive acts against the Cuban people.

This bill has a corresponding version in the House of Representatives (Bill HR 1689), introduced on 19 April 2005 by Representative Tom Feeney (Republican, Florida) and co sponsored by House members opposed to the lifting of the embargo against Cuba, such as Ileana Ros Lehtinen and Dan Burton.