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Aldredge, 78, an award-winning costume designer who created memorable outfits for more than 300 stage and movie projects, including "Gypsy," "A Chorus Line," "Dreamgirls" and "42nd Street," died Jan. 21 at a hospice in Connecticut.
Of note: Gus Zernial, Theoni V. Aldredge, John Ross, Gordon Murray Post 2011
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SARA WANTED TO see her husband in a jump rope contest, especially with a spitfire of a girl like Anna Aldredge, so she rushed to finish the chores her mother had given her.
Scarlet Nights Jude Deveraux 2010
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SARA WANTED TO see her husband in a jump rope contest, especially with a spitfire of a girl like Anna Aldredge, so she rushed to finish the chores her mother had given her.
Scarlet Nights Jude Deveraux 2010
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At ten-thirty, they took a break and Luke introduced Mike to his cousin Kimberly Aldredge, who was one of the women manning the drinks table.
Scarlet Nights Jude Deveraux 2010
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SARA WANTED TO see her husband in a jump rope contest, especially with a spitfire of a girl like Anna Aldredge, so she rushed to finish the chores her mother had given her.
Scarlet Nights Jude Deveraux 2010
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It is here, up in the trees, that Linda Aldredge, the owner of LuLu Organics, built her weekend getaway.
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At ten-thirty, they took a break and Luke introduced Mike to his cousin Kimberly Aldredge, who was one of the women manning the drinks table.
Scarlet Nights Jude Deveraux 2010
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At ten-thirty, they took a break and Luke introduced Mike to his cousin Kimberly Aldredge, who was one of the women manning the drinks table.
Scarlet Nights Jude Deveraux 2010
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Aldredge looks strikingly similar to Amok's picture of Aemon.
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But given that the Blazers have Aldredge as well, it would have made more sense to try and get a perimeter scorer.
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