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The original play was written and produced by Eve Ensler's and was adapted by different countries all over the world since violence against women is common place and not perculiar to a particular region or country.

The V- Monologue 2009 Performances 2009

Then, he rearranges the body in a perculiar way, flicks a coin on the ground and utters his first line: "keep the change."

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The original play was written and produced by Eve Ensler's and was adapted by different countries all over the world since violence against women is common place and not perculiar to a particular region or country.

Archive 2009-03-01 2009

Thus, I whole-heartily agree with your opinion that insular thinking won't take us anywhere - I'd throw in "No More Heroes" as another prime-example for your line of argumentation: as much as it is a "gamer's game", it also feeds on a pretty perculiar, but nevertheless broad range of influences.

Come Out And Play SVGL 2009

Thats one of the reasons why they called it a perculiar institution.

In South Carolina, Pro-Confederate Flag Group Airs Ads Praising Huckabee's Flag Stance -- And Hitting McCain 2009

She did a perculiar stretching/shaking of my arm and hand to try and release some of the tightness via the nerve running down my arm into my wrist (at least I think that was her explanation).

Physio 2 chezmax 2007

There is something uniquely perculiar about that argument don't you think?

Archive 2007-06-01 2007

It's all rather perculiar, an MP chucking a few quid at another MP Mandelson/Robinson aside.

Archive 2007-07-01 2007

As much as this is your place, and you can chose what is and is not discussed here, I find your dismissal of me and my line of discussion perculiar at best.

Ex-BNP members in explosives plot? Rachel 2006

Life is a perculiar thing, and I wonder how and why it turned out so differently for me.

rouflaquette Diary Entry rouflaquette 2006