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Hayyim the Glazier is reputed to have been a man of fine countenance, wise in homely counsel, honest in all his dealings.
The Promised Land 1912
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And his foot went through a window - so I called a Glazier in.
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In a 2007 sermon, Glazier said that God had spoken to Palin and had determined that she would be a political leader - and one day, President.
Sarah Palin's Jewish Problem Jordan Zakarin 2011
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He has looked across Grand Central's Great Hall to the west balcony, which is currently occupied by Michael Jordan's The Steak House N.Y.C. The Glazier Group, which manages the steak house, is in bankruptcy restructuring but hasn't talked to Mr. Palmer about leaving Grand Central, said Matthew Glazier, the group's president.
Grand Central Apple Store Seed Planted Andrew Grossman 2011
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In a 2007 sermon, Glazier said that God had spoken to Palin and had determined that she would be a political leader - and one day, President.
Sarah Palin's Jewish Problem Jordan Zakarin 2011
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In the same email, Mitch Glazier, Senior Executive Vice President of the RIAA, said, "Legislation is of no benefit, nor will we support it, if it allows the leading Internet companies to direct law abiding consumers to unlawful and dangerous sites."
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* “Under this view CIA drone pilots are liable to prosecution under the law of any jurisdiction where attacks occur for any injuries, deaths or property damage they cause,” Glazier continued.
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She asked architect Bob Glazier, a friend, who designed the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai in Hawaii, and Shutters on the Beach in Santa Monica, Calif., to draw floor plans loosely based on Monticello.
Seeing Monticello in San Francisco Nancy Keates 2011
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He was then reminded of an ex-Palace keeper, Bill Glazier, and expressed disappointment that the club hadn't bought Chris Eagles, thus becoming the only club to have had two players whose name was their team's nickname.
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If you accept the first premise, but not the second, then you broadly speaking fall into the camp occupied by a number of military lawyers — David Glazier, for example, if I understood his testimony at the last Congressional hearing well, or Michael Lewis, if I correctly understood his written submission to the hearing.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Drone Warfare, the CIA, and Charlie Savage’s NYT Article 2010
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