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Another significant study was a longitudinal one by Greaney and Clarke (1973) which showed that boys who engaged in sustained silent free reading in elementary school continued to be readers as high school students.
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Another significant study was a longitudinal one by Greaney and Clarke (1973) which showed that boys who engaged in sustained silent free reading in elementary school continued to be readers as high school students.
October 2008 2008
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Greaney took the coded transmissions to an English-speaking Tibetan monk in a safe house.
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Greaney answered gently, "No, sir, Tibet's over here, where the Himalayas are."
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VP: Patrick Greaney sent me a copy of his translation of Heimrad Baecker's /transcript/, to be published by Dalkey Achieves; it's a collection of language about the language of National Socialism, conceived and presented as concrete poetry.
Vanessa Place, Round 2 Lemon Hound 2008
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"The monk would say, 'I feel this is what the boys are saying'," says Greaney.
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In his spacious office, Greaney told NEWSWEEK, the CIA director sucked on his pipe and began, "Now, let me see, where is Tibet?"
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VP: Patrick Greaney sent me a copy of his translation of Heimrad Baecker's /transcript/, to be published by Dalkey Achieves; it's a collection of language about the language of National Socialism, conceived and presented as concrete poetry.
Archive 2008-09-01 Lemon Hound 2008
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I think they'd lose something by winning the World Series, says Sean Greaney, 34, a computer network engineer at Chicago's Rush Presbyterian Hospital.
USATODAY.com - Cubs, Bosox look to put past failures behind them 2003
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In a surly essay in today's Salon, native Irishwoman Aine Greaney bemoans the unrecognizable nature of the holiday in the US, and grouses about demeaning "slurs" that characterize the holiday and relegate her countrymen to drunken dustbin of history.
Forbes.com: News Forbes Blogs 2011
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