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"My beloved at the time was a lovely man called James Hunter," she explains.
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"My beloved at the time was a lovely man called James Hunter," she explains.
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This letter was signed "James Hunter," but Husband was declared to have written it.
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Joe Jackson, Paul Weller, even Kevin Rowland of Dexys Midnight Runners could be a better hint of where he's at musically than say, James Hunter who is blue eyed soul through and through.
Michael Giltz: Music: Mavis Staples Shines, Fitz & Tantrums Party Michael Giltz 2011
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Joe Jackson, Paul Weller, even Kevin Rowland of Dexys Midnight Runners could be a better hint of where he's at musically than say, James Hunter who is blue eyed soul through and through.
Michael Giltz: Music: Mavis Staples Shines, Fitz & Tantrums Party Michael Giltz 2011
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In what sociologist James Hunter calls "mass legal illiteracy," it is widely believed that Roe permits abortion in the first trimester, allows it for serious reasons in the second, and forbids it in the third.
The Pro-Life Movement as the Politics of the 1960s Richard John Neuhaus 2009
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You can hear a full James Hunter concert at the music section of our Web site, npr. org.
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LIANE HANSEN, host: James Hunter is a singer and guitarist.
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Sociologist James Hunter traces the moral change in society from a culture that respected “producer” virtues of self-restraint, hard work and sacrifice for the future of the common good to a “mass consumption” culture geared to individual fulfillment.
The 10 principles from ancient wisdom papabear 2008
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HANSEN: Later this week, James Hunter plays three shows in Colorado and then it's off to Minnesota.
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