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Later, the cops open the bathroom door, claim this 13-year-old dog named "Wrinkles" attacked them, and they shoot it multiple times.
Russ Belville: DC police kill grandmother's dog while serving drug warrant 2010
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Lecky, S.T. S. "Wrinkles" in Practical Navigation. 8vo, 10 00
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"Wrinkles," murmured Estelle, with a pretty puckering of her brow -- "I haven't any left; I've given them all to you."
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 22, 1919 Various
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He communicated an infinite number of what he humorously called "Wrinkles" which afterwards proved of great use to me.
James Nasmyth: Engineer, An Autobiography. Nasmyth, James 1885
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Baby boomers might whine about getting older, but when word got out that "Wrinkles" offered roles for that particular demographic, there was a small celebration in North County's theater community.
Fore, right! < 2010
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Baby boomers might whine about getting older, but when word got out that "Wrinkles" offered roles for that particular demographic, there was a small celebration in North County's theater community.
Fore, right! < 2010
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And like the character Luann, who was inspired by Evans 'daughter Karen, the roles in "Wrinkles" mirror real-life events.
Fore, right! < 2010
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Evans composed 14 songs for "Wrinkles," with melodies reminiscent of the swing era and roles that reflect that period.
Fore, right! < 2010
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Originally, "Wrinkles" was intended to be an entertaining musical revue, heavy with song and dance, light on plot.
Fore, right! < 2010
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Evans composed 14 songs for "Wrinkles," with melodies reminiscent of the swing era and roles that reflect that period.
Fore, right! < 2010
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