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The groups are adept at cutting through bureaucratic red tape and fill important gaps left by federal, state and local agencies, said Chris Kromm, the institute's director.
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Memorable were the Young People's Conventions of 1886 and 1887, and Lylians will never forget the patriot Kromm, Spoopendyke Shreve, the poet laureate and a dozen others.
The Kirk on Rutgers Farm Frederick Br��ckbauer
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Equally important, Kromm says, is that there was little ramp-up time: existing groups such as the Koch brothers' Americans for Prosperity and Karl
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An overwhelming concern, Kromm writes, is just how much money is flowing into campaign coffers and how easy it is for the sources to remain virtually anonymous.
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Even as South Carolina trumpets coups like Boeing and BMW, its cool relationship with organized labor has depressed its economy, says Chris Kromm, executive director of the Institute for Southern Studies in Durham, N.C., which tracks social issues in the South.
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The team's 32-34-14 record and its second-place Norris Division finish and playoff appearance in his first season earned Kromm the Jack Adams Award for coach of the year.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Jolin went behind the net and passed to Kromm in the corner, who found Polenska at the point.
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Reid was joined on the female team by other Canadians Heidi Widmer, Dahria Beatty and Kromm who finished 40th as the top Canadian.
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Reid was joined on the female team by other Canadians Heidi Widmer, Dahria Beatty and Kromm who finished 40th as the top Canadian.
Kootenay Rockies - News loadxml 2010
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The Fred Wood Funeral Home in Livonia, near Detroit, said Kromm died Wednesday, one day after his 82nd birthday.
The Seattle Times 2010
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