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He's won four straight fights, knocking out Oisin Fagan, dominating Marco Antonio Barrera, lifting the WBA title from Andriy Kotelnik, then defending it in a rout of previously unbeaten Dmitriy Salita last December in Newcastle, England.
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A seven-play, 80-yard drive towards the end of the quarter culminated in Fagan's eight-yard touchdown scamper for a 42-point bulge.
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There is another similar tool called Fagan Finder that offers this kind of search menu.
Archive 2008-01-01 Michel-Adrien Sheppard 2008
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For months, thousands of Holocaust survivors have been calling Fagan and Hausfeld, and each lawyer is seeking an edge.
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Admirers, however, call Fagan's aggressive style in shaming companies and governments the golden key to winning settlements that many had considered impossible.
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Admirers, however, call Fagan's aggressive style in shaming companies and governments the golden key to winning settlements that many had considered impossible.
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Later that night when under fire Savage heard a fellow soldier called Fagan cry out for water.
BBC News - Home 2011
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Later that night when under fire Savage heard a fellow soldier called Fagan cry out for water.
BBC News - Home 2011
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Palin, in an interview, denied helping Levi Johnston get the job and called Fagan's column
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This monument was erected by Elizabeth Strabane, alias Fagan,
Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical 1812
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