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Cross-Eyed eyes deviate inward—See Esotropia under Eye Conditions.
The Secret Language of Your Body Inna Segal 2010
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The other theme of the night, from fantastic keynote speaker Chuck Lorre's return to Ray Bradbury The Martian Chronicles being the book with which his sister's boyfriend - "Cross-Eyed Larry", I think - bribed him out of their hair, or at least out of his way temporarily to Janis' song to most all of the other presenters and awardees, was Ray Bradbury.
April 2009 2009
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The other theme of the night, from fantastic keynote speaker Chuck Lorre's return to Ray Bradbury The Martian Chronicles being the book with which his sister's boyfriend - "Cross-Eyed Larry", I think - bribed him out of their hair, or at least out of his way temporarily to Janis' song to most all of the other presenters and awardees, was Ray Bradbury.
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From the guy who did Nachos the Cross-Eyed Cat comes… Covenant of the Sword.
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The other theme of the night, from fantastic keynote speaker Chuck Lorre's return to Ray Bradbury The Martian Chronicles being the book with which his sister's boyfriend - "Cross-Eyed Larry", I think - bribed him out of their hair, or at least out of his way temporarily to Janis' song to most all of the other presenters and awardees, was Ray Bradbury.
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An ancient nature deity, Gladly the Cross-Eyed Bear, is still venerated in some of the more backward parts of Huntingdonshire.
The Church of England Gordie 2008
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An ancient nature deity, Gladly the Cross-Eyed Bear, is still venerated in some of the more backward parts of Huntingdonshire.
Archive 2008-06-01 Gordie 2008
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I was looking at Born Cross-Eyed and noticed you didn't mention that Bob Weir is dyslexic.
The Annotated "Born Cross-Eyed" Robert Weir 2005
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Kind of makes you wonder about that tune "Cross-Eyed Mary" they did.
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Porcupine to the Romanoff Mountains; the Voenkut'qin, or People of the Lake; the Tza-'ke-kut'qin, or Cross-Eyed Ones, being the particular tribe, between the headwaters of the Porcupine and Fort
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy 1840-1916 1913
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