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"I don't know where they're going to find them to plant," said Roy Huckabay , analyst for the Linn Group, a brokerage in Chicago.
U.S. To Increase Plantings But Crop Supplies To Remain Low Mark Peters 2011
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Huckabay says male inmates "don't like wearing them," according to the article.
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Even as he deals with the loss of his son Dezmond, Huckabay, who works as a cook in Pueblo, has made it his personal mission to urge parents to wash their hands -- and their children's -- frequently.
Scrambling For Shots 2007
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Huckabay, who left office in 2000, said he suspected Browne in both cases but couldn’t recall if he was questioned.
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Huckabay told The Gazette the nearly empty file was found in the trunk of a sheriff’s car.
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Huckabay, a Democrat, said she would work to encourage economic growth while:
Archive 2004-02-15 2004
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NCAA Tournament Record (0-5): Jule Rivlin (Marshall '40/0-1 in 1956); Carl Tacy (Davis & Elkins, W. Va.' 56/0-1 in 1972); Rick Huckabay (Louisiana Tech '67/0-3 in 1984-85-87).
USATODAY.com - Tourney coaching records for current major colleges 2002
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"All the world's wheat is attached at the hip," said Roy Huckabay, an executive vice president for Linn Group, a brokerage operating from the Chicago Board of Trade.
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"The fund participants have been able to grow too big and trade the markets without regard to the underlying fundamental supply and demand factors," said Roy Huckabay, an executive vice president for the Linn Group, a research and brokerage firm in Chicago.
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Adds comments from Roy Huckabay in 20th paragraph and Frank McGhee in 25th paragraph.
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