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Cats are good at insisting; it's one of their innate master-level traits, like "Celerity" or "Luck +5."
so. um. yeah. moriarty6 2004
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11.06.2010 Irish company Celtrino, formerly known as Celerity, is to double its ...
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The parents want McKinley to be run by Celerity Educational Group, which operates three high-performing charters in the Los Angeles area.
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Actress, entertainer, author and sports fan Jenny McCarthy hosts the first annual Snow Queen Vodka and Celerity Investments Derby Spectacular Friday night (9 p. m.-3 a.m.) at the Frazier International History Museum in Louisville.
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Celerity already runs three Los Angeles-area charters that serve students similar to those at McKinley with far greater success.
California 2010
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Since Celerity is ready and waiting to take over McKinley, the district has no legitimate reason not to facilitate the switch.
California 2010
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In 2009, one Celerity school was in the 40th percentile statewide and in the 90th compared to schools with similar demographics.
California 2010
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Well, joining us now, "Celerity Justice" correspondent Jane Velez-Mitchell, in Los Angeles, who's covering the Michael Jackson trial.
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It was an eighteenth-century treatise on foxhounds, how to breed and train them, and it included an amazing word-list of potential names for every member of the pack: “Passion” or “Celerity” or “Fidelity.”
Summer of Deliverance Christopher Dickey 1998
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It was an eighteenth-century treatise on foxhounds, how to breed and train them, and it included an amazing word-list of potential names for every member of the pack: “Passion” or “Celerity” or “Fidelity.”
Summer of Deliverance Christopher Dickey 1998
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