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We got rid of Bo Peep, and it was a very hard decision to make, but we ultimately did it because we really thought it was important that one of the toys that the audience would have fondly remembered from the first two films be gone.
Brad Balfour: A Dual Oscar nominee, Toy Story 3's Director Muses On Childhood & The Future Brad Balfour 2011
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We got rid of Bo Peep, and it was a very hard decision to make, but we ultimately did it because we really thought it was important that one of the toys that the audience would have fondly remembered from the first two films be gone.
Brad Balfour: A Dual Oscar nominee, Toy Story 3's Director Muses On Childhood & The Future Brad Balfour 2011
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Locomotives once used by showmen to haul and power fairground rides; road rollers like Blackberry Jack, which was submerged in brambles before its acquisition for restoration; and more manoeuvrable tractors, including Bo Peep and Hot Favourite, encircled by a procession of their miniature counterparts.
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A great way to help your child see that different words can share component sounds is to read him nursery rhymes (Bo Peep and sheep, Jill and hill) and Dr. Seuss books (hop and pop, cat and hat).
Testing for Kindergarten Karen Quinn 2010
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The really bad ones tend to gravitate toward the Bo Peep girls.
Slayed Amanda Marrone 2010
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A great way to help your child see that different words can share component sounds is to read him nursery rhymes (Bo Peep and sheep, Jill and hill) and Dr. Seuss books (hop and pop, cat and hat).
Testing for Kindergarten Karen Quinn 2010
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Georgie was all too familiar with Bo Peep, having first met her at B. B Wolf's Steakhouse, over in Lullabye Grove.
The Problem with Mary Maggie Lawson 2010
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A great way to help your child see that different words can share component sounds is to read him nursery rhymes (Bo Peep and sheep, Jill and hill) and Dr. Seuss books (hop and pop, cat and hat).
Testing for Kindergarten Karen Quinn 2010
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A great way to help your child see that different words can share component sounds is to read him nursery rhymes (Bo Peep and sheep, Jill and hill) and Dr. Seuss books (hop and pop, cat and hat).
Testing for Kindergarten Karen Quinn 2010
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He lives quietly on the Farm with his wife, Bo Peep.
Archive 2009-10-25 Bill Crider 2009
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