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All the windows are filled with interesting content like i.e. a live-clip for "Unfamiliar" from their 3DVD+4CD box set "Feed To Feed," two teaser-clips for their current "Home & Minor" EP, a clip for the song "Legal Teens" as well as two parts of their brand-new EPK.
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Unfamiliar as I am with American geography, are there any rivers or other waterways that originate outside Utah, cross over the borders into Utah, and then cross back out again?
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"Unfamiliar Fishes," so concerned with preachers, is preachy from start to finish.
History With Wisecracks Alec Solomita 2011
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The author's studied irreverence in "Unfamiliar Fishes" not only grates; it leaches all meaning out of radiantly full moments in religious life.
History With Wisecracks Alec Solomita 2011
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"Unfamiliar Fishes," as Ms. Vowell describes it, is a tale of the missionaries, whalers and sailors who "inspired the Hawaiians to want money, education, constitutional government, Christian salvation, and Western material goods."
History With Wisecracks Alec Solomita 2011
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Unfamiliar to the general population before September 2001, Cipro quickly became known as the anti-anthrax drug, and prescriptions for it skyrocketed.
The Wrong Man 2010
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Unfamiliar to the general population before September 2001, Cipro quickly became known as the anti-anthrax drug, and prescriptions for it skyrocketed.
The Wrong Man 2010
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Frequently, the reader glimpses a fascinating, rarely told story breaking the surface in "Unfamiliar Fishes."
History With Wisecracks Alec Solomita 2011
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In her latest book, Unfamiliar Fishes, she explains how the past and present meet in Hawaii.
Dan Lybarger: Contagious Vacations: Sarah Vowell on Hawaii's History Dan Lybarger 2011
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"Unfamiliar Fishes," her flippant, fact-filled book about 19th-century European and American contact with the inhabitants of the Hawaiian archipelago, is neither as historically profound nor as funny as she seems to think it is.
History With Wisecracks Alec Solomita 2011
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