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The Argentine-American actress is an absolute knockout, and while a saucy little game of "your nest or mine" with this legal eagle sounds delightful, I'd like nothing more than to see Dekker and Wethersby surrounded by seven or eight empty wine bottles laying down the law-and one another-some dark and stormy night.
Gayired.com - Gay OnLine Community for Entertainment and Daily News 2008
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It is the fundamental landmark for Argentine-American relations.
Presidents Clinton And Menem Remark In Argentina ITY National Archives 1997
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That's because the Argentine-American singer and his band are pros at using each song to take a snapshot of a poignant moment.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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That's because the Argentine-American singer and his band are pros at using each song to take a snapshot of a poignant moment.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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That's because the Argentine-American singer and his band are pros at using each song to take a snapshot of a poignant moment.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Hear the Argentine-American songwriter play live and discuss his elegant solo debut
NPR Topics: News 2011
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That's because the Argentine-American singer and his band are pros at using each song to take a snapshot of a poignant moment.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Hear the Argentine-American songwriter play live and discuss his elegant solo debut
NPR Topics: News 2011
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I spent time with Gregory Chaitin [an Argentine-American prodigy in both mathematics and computer science], who has a new idea every hour, and Charles Bennett [an IBM researcher famous for applying quantum physics to the process of information exchange], who showed me "Aunt Martha's coffin" - his quantum teleportation device - buried under a pile of books and papers in a corner of his office.
The Guardian World News John Naughton 2011
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Reyna fits every criteria - born to a Portuguese-American mother and an Argentine-American father, he did not lose a game in three years at St. Benedict's in Newark, and helped win three national titles at the
NYT > Home Page By GEORGE VECSEY 2010
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