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Take episode two's would-be seducer, Shelley (Kate Micucci) — a woman whose heart was set on winning Jimmy, or at least getting him under the covers, and from whose ever-eager mouth there blazed a prominent dead tooth.
Chances for Hope Dorothy Rabinowitz 2010
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Just bring an ATM card (yes, they work here, but let the bank know you plan to use it outside the U.S.) and don't have more than a day or two's worth of cash around.
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Act two's dream sequence saw the filing of the female brigade, and here the presence of the ballet's 90-year old director Alonso was most evident.
Debra Levine: Cubans Cruise Into L.A. With Classic Don Quixote Debra Levine 2011
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As a saying about Trotskyists goes: "One's a tendency, two's a party and three's a split."
A little bit of Ealing around St Paul's | Yvonne Roberts 2011
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The Tourney of Books is always interesting, imo, and always good for a kerfluffle or two's worth of debate.
Having It Both Ways Roger Sutton 2009
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Act two's dream sequence saw the filing of the female brigade, and here the presence of the ballet's 90-year old director Alonso was most evident.
Debra Levine: Cubans Cruise Into L.A. With Classic Don Quixote Debra Levine 2011
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So I went looking at the big two's websites today and felt like counting how many titles Marvel & DC were putting out this month and boy-oh-boy did this article hit the nail on the head!
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Just bring an ATM card (yes, they work here, but let the bank know you plan to use it outside the U.S.) and don't have more than a day or two's worth of cash around.
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The teas—a selection of fine white, green and black buds—are the culmination of the two's tasting trips to India, China, Sri Lanka, even Las Vegas home of the World Tea Expo.
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The latter two's unchallenged patriarchal roles gave no hint of the post-World War II frictions that would lead to the women's movement of the 1960s.
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