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On Monday, September 24th, we are going to open the Soundings, which is 280 Rector, Liberty View at 99 Battery Place, and Hudson View East, which is at 300 Albany Street.
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Cheryl- I saw some discussion on that topic re: BSFA, and I thought the resolution was that there's something original in there, thus it can be nominated, like Gary's "Soundings" was, just because the introduction was fresh.
It's Time to Nominate for the Hugos! Karen Burnham 2009
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He won a 1982 Emmy for "Soundings," a documentary about his work.
Durangoherald.com 2010
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"Soundings" were taken among Tory grandees, and Macmillan went to the Palace to advise Her Majesty to invite the Earl of Home (as he then was, not even being an MP) to form a government.
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"Soundings" were taken among Tory grandees, and Macmillan went to the Palace to advise Her Majesty to invite the Earl of Home (as he then was, not even being an MP) to form a government.
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In 2003, Williams '' Soundings 'was premiered in Great Performances' opening night telecast from Walt Disney Concert Hall.
unknown title 2009
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Before the Fall-out: Marie Curie to Hiroshima, by Diana Preston, read by Michael Tudor Barnes (17½hrs unabridged, Soundings, £33.99)
Sue Arnold's audiobook choice - reviews Sue Arnold 2010
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Meg Tilly has written her first Orca Soundings, a short, high interest novel.
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Laura Langston has written this novel as part of the Orca Soundings series.
Members 2010
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I remain honored to have had a long poem of mine that I really wanted published SOMEWHERE to wind up getting published in the CLIFFS Soundings Iit/art mag Norbert Blei mentioned in his essay on Henry Denander.
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