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Sweet Dreams (novel series) (1,497 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

Margaret Burman On Thin Ice - Jocelyn Saal Te Amo Means I Love You - Deborah Kent Dial L for Love - Marian Woodruff Too Much to Lose - Suzanne Rand Lights

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and Improvement Company, then sold it a few months later, in 1889, to Deborah Kent. She sold it in 1895 to J.S. McDaniel, who owned it through 1915. City

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Pearson was born June 30, 1988, in Providence, Rhode Island. His mother, Deborah Kent an office assistant, and his father, Douglas Pearson a painter. He was

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on March 9, 2024, at the age of 90. According to author and scholar Deborah Kent, who is blind, Hillyer's work broke new ground in looking at the foundations

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in 1923. A 1982 review of the genus Tapeigaster by David McAlpine and Deborah Kent combined the species described by Macquart and Bezzi under the name Tapeigaster

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Children and Adults. ISSN 0883-3419. Retrieved January 12, 2022. Stein, Deborah Kent, ed. (2019). "Semiconductors, Streetscapes, and Learning Through Touch"

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family Neottiophilidae and described two new species. David McAlpine and Deborah Kent reviewed the genus in 1982, describing four new species, synonymising