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BRAGGS - The state fire marshal's office says electrical wiring contributed to a fire that killed a Braggs woman and destroyed a 19th-century house.
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BRAGGS - The state fire marshal's office says electrical wiring contributed to a fire that killed a Braggs woman and destroyed a 19th-century house.
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BRAGGS - The state fire marshal's office says electrical wiring contributed to a fire that killed a Braggs woman and destroyed a 19th-century house.
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BRAGGS - The state fire marshal's office says electrical wiring contributed to a fire that killed a Braggs woman and destroyed a 19th-century house.
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BRAGGS - Fourth of July Blowout, Greenleaf State Park, 3 miles south of Braggs on Oklahoma
NEWS ON 6 - News 2010
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Braggs is by Professor G. Granqvist, Chairman of the Nobel
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Your recipe sounds wonderful but I don't know what ingredient "Braggs" refers to -- could you clarify?
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In their various positions the Braggs continued their work in X-ray crystallography and built up programs for doctoral and postdoctoral students.
Bragg, William Henry 2009
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But the work on X-ray crystallography came to a halt during World War I, and both Braggs served as scientific advisers to the military.
Bragg, William Henry 2009
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The Braggs had lost a child—was Farley trying to imply that it was their own fault?
The Children of the Lost FRANKLIN W. DIXON 2009
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