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He called Sweeten, a paralegal and PTA mom, "a calculating, manipulative, hardhearted woman."
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Did ABC Digitally 'Sweeten' Whitney Houston's Disastrous GMA Performance?
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So Forest Hills' evangelical founder and pastor, Jeremy Sweeten, still rises early each Sunday, hitches up a 20-foot trailer packed by PortableChurch.com with every bit of paraphernalia needed to create a sanctuary and children's Bible classes, tows it to the school.
'Instant churches' convert public schools to worship spaces 2011
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Sweeten with agave, honey, maple syrup, brown sugar, or sweetener of choice
True You Janet Jackson 2011
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So Forest Hills' evangelical founder and pastor, Jeremy Sweeten, still rises early each Sunday, hitches up a 20-foot trailer packed by PortableChurch.com with every bit of paraphernalia needed to create a sanctuary and children's Bible classes, tows it to the school.
'Instant churches' convert public schools to worship spaces 2011
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Sweeten with a teaspoon of raw sugar (15 calories per teaspoon), ½ teaspoon of Agave nectar (about 10 calories per ½ teaspoon), or your favorite calorie-free sweetener.
The Mommy Diet Alison J. Sweeney 2011
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Sweeten with agave, honey, maple syrup, brown sugar, or sweetener of choice
True You Janet Jackson 2011
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Sweeten with agave, honey, maple syrup, brown sugar, or sweetener of choice
True You Janet Jackson 2011
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Sweeten with agave, honey, maple syrup, brown sugar, or sweetener of choice
True You Janet Jackson 2011
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Sweeten with a teaspoon of raw sugar (15 calories per teaspoon), ½ teaspoon of Agave nectar (about 10 calories per ½ teaspoon), or your favorite calorie-free sweetener.
The Mommy Diet Alison J. Sweeney 2011
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