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"I think the idea of tryingto localize the business, that's an aspect that will certainly work and help differentiate the brand and make it a lot less cookie-cutter than what you see in standard

WISTV - Local News RSS 2010

There's a murder, and a neighborhood tryingto make sense of tragedy.

Amanda Eyre Ward about the genesis of her short stories, including those collected in Love Stories in This Town, and how her writing style has evolved over the years. 2010

This upheaval was reflected in the comics of the time, unsurely tryingto stake out new territory as a medium for “adults.”

Astro City: The Dark Age Book II #3 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009

This lead him to try some creative climbing and crawling: up over the back of the chair, under it, then tryingto remove the pillow we placed under the chair to keep him inside.

Happy 17th May plus a lot of preparations, party and whatnot. grete 2009

Most people I know gave up when tryingto read the novel.

News from the House of Sticks - 2009

George made a public apology to his EliStone costar, Jonny Lee Miller, for tryingto chat up the actor between takes on the set.

George Michael turns L.A.'s Forum arena into Vegas lounge (high notes not included) | EW.com 2008

You bull is as bad as the trolls trashing liberals and tryingto derail the threads

Think Progress » Dick Morris: ‘Civil War Is Progress’ In Iraq 2006

Instead of tryingto contact The Journal News and complaining about the posting the names of legal firearm permits we need to call, e-mail and reach out to those who pay there bills.

New York Newspaper Invading Gun Owners Privacy? 2006

Things are worse than the Bank initially thought, and they're tryingto play catch-up.

Now that's a cut 2008

So either theentire audience suffers from short-term memory loss, or NBC is tryingto trick us with their sneaky editing skills.

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