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Loney is starting to find that power stroke now, hitting his third home run of the season Monday at Arizona.
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Loney is starting to find that power stroke now, hitting his third home run of the season Monday at Arizona.
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Loney is the team's first baseman of the future and has as much power as anyone already in the Los Angeles lineup.
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Loney is the team's first baseman of the future and has as much power as anyone already in the Los Angeles lineup.
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Yet, it offered him strength and a sense of hope, as Bowden not only left a mark in Loney's heart, but in the courts as well.
Recurring Deaths 2002
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Two years after the debut album "Loney, Noir" from Swede Emil Svanangen aka Loney, Dear, it's time for that sophmore effort.
Faronheit 2009
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Swedish singer-songwriter Emil Svanangen - aka Loney Dear - made his name as a purveyor of sparse twee-folk.
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Emil Svanängen, more popularly known as Loney Dear, has announced a handful of headlining shows in May.
Filter Magazine 2009
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Along the way, Shapiro visits not only the best-known of the alternative-proposers (Delia Bacon, the 19th-century champion of her unrelated namesake; J.T. Looney -- pronounced "Loney," please -- the former positivist sect member whose 1920 "Shakespeare Identified" made the case for Oxford), but also such brilliant and opinionated dissenters as Mark Twain (Bacon), Sigmund Freud (Oxford) and Henry James (ambivalent -- no surprise there).
Who wrote Shakespeare? Author James Shapiro offers an answer. Lloyd Rose 2010
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* Open letter from James Loney (one of the contributors) to the MP in his riding: www. peoplescommission.org/files/abousfianMedia/JamesLoneyLetter. pdf
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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