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Rona's visit to the Stantons was a delightful series of new impressions.
For the Sake of the School Angela Brazil 1907
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Before the tragedy, the Stantons were a family that inspired admiration and envy, with four adorable young children, dozens of devoted relatives and friends, and full lives punctuated by kickball games, pizza with neighbors and other kid-oriented things.
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Before the tragedy, the Stantons were a family that inspired admiration and envy, with four adorable young children, dozens of devoted relatives and friends, and full lives punctuated by kickball games, pizza with neighbors and other kid-oriented things.
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Before the tragedy, the Stantons were a family that inspired admiration and envy, with four adorable young children, dozens of devoted relatives and friends, and full lives punctuated by kickball games, pizza with neighbors and other kid-oriented things.
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Before Danny's death, the Stantons were a family that inspired admiration and envy, with four children, dozens of devoted relatives and friends, and lives punctuated by kickball games, pizza with neighbors and other kid-oriented activities.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Klein's denial of any connection between the Clintons and his fictional "Stantons" is, of course, transparent nonsense.
Hullabaloo 2006
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Because of what Libby Holden, who has known the Stantons since their idealistic days together on the McGovern campaign in 1972, tells them when they want to leak this sad little story to bring Picker down.
Todd Purdum: What Bill and Hill Could Learn from Primary Colors: Todd S. Purdum Purdum, Todd S. 2008
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The Stantons, who were among the province's leading landowners, owned a 5,760-acre estate that stretched more than four miles long, and had at least 40 slaves.
History of American Women Maggiemac 2008
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It is the realization that the Stantons are on the verge of completely abandoning a core principle that dooms Holden.
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It is the realization that the Stantons are on the verge of completely abandoning a core principle that dooms Holden.
There Is a Test of Common Sense and Intelligence; If You Fail, They Give You the Job « Lean Left 2007
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