Mr Greene. Mrs Greene, what would you like?

Green said l guarantee. I guarantee. l got a lotta hope for Captain Green.

Mr. Green, Mr. Green. Is this going to be on the test?

Greenland

Best wishes, John Green

What about Green?

Green, change your course! Go astern!

Mr. Green, Mr. Green, which approach is right? I mean, for the test.

Actually Greenland.

Best wishes, John Green.

Lennart Green Three good.

Mrs Greene, Miss Potter.

Carol.

And on up to Greenland.

Hello, Mr Greene. Hello, Charlie.

CA Ladies and gentlemen, Lennart Green! LG Okay, thank you.

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CA Ladies and gentlemen, Lennart Green!

Mrs Greene, I'd like you to meet my uncle, Mr Oakley.

Miss Green, Virginia's on the rug!

The green label Baum Nick likes him.

This is Major Shears.

Ask him if Lieutenant Green showed up.

Greenland remains.

That puts a lot of pressure on Greenland.

The interior of Greenland is to the right.

Well, come along, then. Colonel Green is looking forward to meeting you.

When this war s over, Green is gonna be running the world.

Welcome to Ivy Green, Miss Sullivan.

Green, go alongside while we keep you covered.

Lennart Green does close up card magic

Beneath Green Park still runs Tyburn stream.

And I'll illustrate that five point framework by the extinction of the Greenland Norse society.

Now, I have to apologize to our magician friend Lennart Green.

That kid, Greene, got no idea which way they went.

Uncle Charlie, this is Mrs Greene and Mrs Potter.

Baum's ... Your friend Butch said it was the Regent.

I, uh, I think he met with a bit of an accident, Dr Greenbow.

Destroyers Luckman, Wald, Green, detached to aid you.

Men like Green, Emerson, and a few officers like you.

SPECTRE Red, SPECTRE Green, you're firing too close.

Well, Mr Greene, I was thinking of settling down here for a while.

Maybe it was the Regent. I thought it was the Baum.

'Course, it might have been Dr Greenbow or the tramp.

The essay introduced several important concepts, among them a theorem similar to the modern Green's theorem, the idea of potential functions as currently used in physics, and the concept of what are now called Green's functions.