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She was jabbering away at him, throwing around the words "Overbeck" and "Eyler," getting angrier as it grew more obvious that Erie was only half listening.
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She was jabbering away at him, throwing around the words "Overbeck" and "Eyler," getting angrier as it grew more obvious that Erie was only half listening.
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The Guinean ship "Overbeck" was filled mostly with Ghanaian fishermen who were working in Liberia.
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At this lovely spot, I am told by the present owner, "Overbeck stayed several days, and a seat in the garden is still called after him 'Overbeck's Plätzchen.'"
Overbeck J. Beavington Atkinson 1854
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The ‘fab five’ was definitely the pioneers of soccer with Mia and Julie [Foudy] and Kristine Lilly and Joy [Fawcett] and Carla [Overbeck], said Rampone.
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Next head to Overbeck's, the National Trust property just up the hill.
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An interesting paper by Aarti Ivanic, Jennifer Overbeck, and Joseph Nunes in the Decemner 2011 issue of Psychological Science suggests that these kinds of status markers are particularly valuable to people who see themselves at a social disadvantage.
Art Markman, Ph.D.: Will Pay for Status Ph.D. Art Markman 2012
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The ‘fab five’ was definitely the pioneers of soccer with Mia and Julie [Foudy] and Kristine Lilly and Joy [Fawcett] and Carla [Overbeck], said Rampone.
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Martha Dow Fehsenfeld and Lois More Overbeck, editors of the letters, will speak. 11 a.m.
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The ‘fab five’ was definitely the pioneers of soccer with Mia and Julie [Foudy] and Kristine Lilly and Joy [Fawcett] and Carla [Overbeck], said Rampone.
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