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Ardoin and McGee played with singular intimacy, the white man's fierce bow strokes and keening melody lines meshing instinctively with his Creole counterpart's hot, percussive chording.
Review: 'Mama, I'll Be Long Gone' finally delivers a Cajun innovator his honor 2011
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Ardoin and McGee played with singular intimacy, the white man's fierce bow strokes and keening melody lines meshing instinctively with his Creole counterpart's hot, percussive chording.
Album review: "Mama I'll Be Long Gone: The Complete Recordings of Amede Ardoin" 2011
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Test subject Laura DeMartino, 54, of Scottsdale, Ariz., echoes her East Coast counterpart's sentiment: I get the weekly emails, and it's usually how someone has updated their profile or linked to an article in Businessweek or something.
James Napoli: Why God Allows Suffering Now Easier to Explain Than How to Get a Job on LinkedIn James Napoli 2012
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When Rochdale's novice manager, Steve Eyre, was told of his counterpart's comments he declared his admiration for Warnock but noted pointedly: He didn't say that before the game.
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The Japanese antitrust watchdog's view differed from its U.S. counterpart's disapproval of U.S. alliance plans between Google and Yahoo Inc. of the U.S. in 2008.
Rakuten Files Protest Against Google-Yahoo Japan Tie Juro Osawa 2010
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"Even if somebody is dirt poor, they are insisting that their kids are getting the best education," Obama said Lee told him, sounding almost whimsical in describing his counterpart's biggest education problem as parents wanting excellent schools for their children.
Obama announces campaign to promote math, science education 2009
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Liévremont's France and Martin Johnson's England go into the match unbeaten, and France coach seemed determined to provoke his counterpart's players.
Six Nations 2011: We don't like the English – France's Marc Lièvremont 2011
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Nobuo Nakagawa is frequently called the Roger Corman of Japan, and his "Jigoku" (1960) is indeed reminiscent of his American counterpart's work.
Haunting Films From Japan David Mermelstein 2010
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The organization discounted the effectiveness of its Republican counterpart's spending.
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The particular scene I'm referring to is near the end of the film; the reason Ward Bond's Catholic priest makes this request of his 'flock' is that he wants his Protestant counterpart's visiting superiors to believe that the latter has sufficiently large 'flock' that they shouldn't even consider moving him to another parish.
Crimefest IV: How to make a classic movie for £7,000 Peter Rozovsky 2010
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