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Her chilled vibe made me feel comfortable on every level, and I felt I could tell this woman anything and everything, and over several months, with one session a week, my story came out; the bare-boned, hard-facts version of what you have been reading.
Fallin’ Up Steve Dennis 2011
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Her chilled vibe made me feel comfortable on every level, and I felt I could tell this woman anything and everything, and over several months, with one session a week, my story came out; the bare-boned, hard-facts version of what you have been reading.
Fallin’ Up Steve Dennis 2011
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Her chilled vibe made me feel comfortable on every level, and I felt I could tell this woman anything and everything, and over several months, with one session a week, my story came out; the bare-boned, hard-facts version of what you have been reading.
Fallin’ Up Steve Dennis 2011
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A young Iraq war veteran in bare-boned, bitten-lip honesty goes through his "checklist" of demons that make each day a new kind of battle as he struggles to be again "a loving husband and role model to my son, a loyal brother and caring friend."
Michael Meade, D.H.L.: The Spiritual Backfire of War D.H.L. Michael Meade 2011
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It's cheaper than a movie ticket and these are not bare-boned readings but fully staged shows with -- often -- large casts that would make them impossible to produce commercially on the West End. Case in point: England People Very Nice, a shambling play about immigration. if I'd paid 60 pounds, I might be less ready to appreciate the virtues of this show by Richard Bean.
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It's cheaper than a movie ticket and these are not bare-boned readings but fully staged shows with -- often -- large casts that would make them impossible to produce commercially on the West End. Case in point: England People Very Nice, a shambling play about immigration. if I'd paid 60 pounds, I might be less ready to appreciate the virtues of this show by Richard Bean.
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And to add insult to injury, under the CBO estimates, I will be FORCED to pay, UNDER THREAT OF IMPRISONMENT, AT LEAST $2,000 more than I pay now, for obamacare's bare-boned coverage!
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It's cheaper than a movie ticket and these are not bare-boned readings but fully staged shows with -- often -- large casts that would make them impossible to produce commercially on the West End. Case in point: England People Very Nice, a shambling play about immigration. if I'd paid 60 pounds, I might be less ready to appreciate the virtues of this show by Richard Bean.
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Nothing like a question from out of left field to elicit some bare-boned truths about policing, race, and stupidity.
Norm Stamper: Obama vs. Cambridge Police: Stupid Is as Stupid Does? 2009
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'Nothing like a question from out of left field to elicit some bare-boned truths about policing, race, and stupidity.
Norm Stamper: Obama vs. Cambridge Police: Stupid Is as Stupid Does? 2009
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