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Examples
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I bring this up because a new piece of outdoor sculpture will be dedicated today at the juncture of Granite and Old Granite streets, and I thought it would be nice to let the artist himself discuss the piece he calls "Crosswalk."
All Stories 2011
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John Clayton's In the City: It took a team to get a downtown monument Ernest Montenegro's newest statue is called "Crosswalk," and it will be dedicated today at 3 p.m. at the triangular juncture of Granite and Old Granite Street in Manchester.
All Stories 2011
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A big, bright sign placed before the turn saying something like “Watch for Bicycles and Pedestrians in Crosswalk” would heighten drivers’ awareness and (hopefully) slow them down.
The Corner of Westlake and Valley is Going to Kill Someone « PubliCola 2010
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It's not surprising then that a recent blog post by Dr. Ray Pritchard of "Keep Believing Ministries" for a conservative Christian site called Crosswalk was entitled, "Christopher Hitchens Gets it Exactly Right."
RichardDawkins.net : The Latest Updates Be Scofield - Tikkun Daily 2010
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Softimage has its own interoperability technology Crosswalk, which is a platform for data transfer and this already talks to FBX, but Steven's sees this as also a key area for growth and further research.
fxguide.com 2008
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Crosswalk.com, the Christian news site, reports that in an interview with a British Muslim magazine, Williams takes his criticisms to a new level.
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Crosswalk.com, ChristianityToday.com, etc, and they can also PURCHASE additional bands, even in quantities.
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Volunteers claim to have found a clump of long brown hair, according to the Reverend Dale Hayford (ph), senior pastor of Crosswalk (ph) Community Church.
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For example, "CONCLUSIONS: Crosswalk markings appear associated with increased risk of pedestrian-motor vehicle collision to older pedestrians at sites where no signal or stop sign is present to halt traffic."
doggdot.us 2009
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Craven, a strong proponent of "orthodox Christianity," writes on his blog for Crosswalk.com, that the book is little more than a New Age recycling of ancient Buddhist teachings.
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