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She seemed somewhat frail and careworn in the episode "Discards"; and had it taken place in 1999 we might have suggested that her condition was due to the death of her daughter Helena in the lunar explosion.
Archive 2009-06-21 Toby O'B 2009
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Reminds me of an essay by Nicholson Baker: "Discards," in The New Yorker, April 4, 1994, 64-70+.
A Day Without A Library Catalog ricklibrarian 2007
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Matt from Scrubbles has put up "Discards," a gallery of found photographs.
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"Discards" occur because EU rules limit the quota of fish that vessels land in port, but not the amount they actually catch.
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"Discards" occur because EU rules limit the quota of fish that vessels land in port, but not the amount they actually catch.
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And, out in the yellow desert, through dawn's early light, you can see the Social Discards standing on the line of the dunes, fresh faced women, near-naked children, tall, thin men in their veiled, dark blue robes, watching the spacemen come and go.
New Race Joe Sullivan 2010
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And, like Ann, my heart is wrenched every time I see those old, loved books put out as Discards.
PodCastle » PC038: In the House of the Seven Librarians 2009
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Discards of ordinary lives were categorized with the same detailed attention that might be found in a Regent Street haberdashery.
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BofA Discards Countrywide Name The group became involved in nearly every aspect of Merrill's operations, with dozens of Bank of America employees tracking Merrill's financial condition on a daily basis, according to people who work at the firm.
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Discards of ordinary lives were categorized with the same detailed attention that might be found in a Regent Street haberdashery.
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