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No, Those Are Not Cracks is the next entry in this blog.
FAA Wants to Shut Mojave Air and Space Port Down - NASA Watch 2007
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Fortunately Eva's school was nothing like the one depicted in Cracks, which is strict, oppressive and surrounded by water, seemingly completely isolated from the outside world.
WalesOnline - Home 2009
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Did Hillary actually mean to say "Cracks" literally?
Hillary To Supporters: Because Of You, The Hardest Glass Ceiling Has "18 Million Cracks In It" 2009
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Eva Green wishes her lesbian love scene in 'Cracks' had been raunchier »
The Bosh 2010
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Kohler set her 1999 novel, "Cracks," in South Africa as well, to explore the rivalry among a group of teenage girls at boarding school who form an unnatural attachment to their swim instructor.
Princeton University Top Stories Jennifer Greenstein Altmann 2010
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Eva Green wishes her lesbian love scene in 'Cracks' had been raunchier
The Bosh 2010
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Kohler set her 1999 novel, "Cracks," in South Africa as well, to explore the rivalry among a group of teenage girls at boarding school who form an unnatural attachment to their swim instructor.
Princeton University Top Stories Jennifer Greenstein Altmann 2010
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Downside: The Doctor and the TARDIS will end up on the other side of those Cracks, meaning nobody ever met him and he was never born and River has no hot husband.
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"Cracks", or crack spreads, are a premium of single refined oil proudct such as gasoline to feedstock crude oil and the are a measure of a refining profitability.
Reuters: Top News 2010
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Her novel "Cracks" (1999) was chosen one of the best books of the year by Newsday and by Library Journal.
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