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When she re-appeared on the grocery's surveillance video exactly four minutes later she had exchanged her red sun dress for a pair of slacks and a blouse.
Diane Dimond: Babies Need Never Be Abandoned Diane Dimond 2011
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When she re-appeared on the grocery's surveillance video exactly four minutes later she had exchanged her red sun dress for a pair of slacks and a blouse.
Diane Dimond: Babies Need Never Be Abandoned Diane Dimond 2011
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When she re-appeared on the grocery's surveillance video exactly four minutes later she had exchanged her red sun dress for a pair of slacks and a blouse.
Diane Dimond: Babies Need Never Be Abandoned Diane Dimond 2011
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When she re-appeared on the grocery's surveillance video exactly four minutes later she had exchanged her red sun dress for a pair of slacks and a blouse.
Diane Dimond: Babies Need Never Be Abandoned Diane Dimond 2011
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I have, in fact, eaten sliced turkey breast and sliced ham in the last month from our grocery's deli counter.
Archive 2008-08-01 kittenpie 2008
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I have, in fact, eaten sliced turkey breast and sliced ham in the last month from our grocery's deli counter.
Weekend Update kittenpie 2008
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Target and some of the grocery's also give a $10-$25 gift card if you transfer your prescription.
When More is Less (or Vice Versa?) 1 Dinosaur 2009
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Ostensibly a part-timer in the grocery's specialty meat and fish section, she routinely did tasks such as wrapping salmon and stuffing pork chops before and after her evening shift -- about 20 extra hours weekly, she says, all unpaid.
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Filling the tank in the limo is done by someone else and what decent CEO buys grocery's?
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Filling the tank in the limo is done by someone else and what decent CEO buys grocery's?
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