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The small upstate New York village I call Bluestone is a geopolitical speck of a place.
Leaps Of Faith 2007
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On weekends I commune with a deliberately obscure upstate country village I'll call Bluestone, in one of America's most right-wing territories.
My Red And Blue Life 2008
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Bluestone - if they try, I promise the NUJ will fight them all the way.
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We're going to need all of them, plus all the immigrants, Bluestone says.
Some Boomers 'retire' to jobs that allow them to help others 2011
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Suzanne Guthrie, at Bluestone Farm in Brewster, N.Y. The farm is one of two homes for the Community of the Holy Spirit, a monastic community for women in the Episcopal Church.
Wholehearted Support for Sisters Melanie Grayce West 2011
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"Mr. Starks is respectful of the local process and has decided to remain in India until this misunderstanding is completely cleared up," spokeswoman Marisa Bluestone said.
St. Jude CEO Released in India Jon Kamp 2011
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We're going to need all of them, plus all the immigrants, Bluestone says.
Some Boomers 'retire' to jobs that allow them to help others 2011
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We're going to need all of them, plus all the immigrants, Bluestone says.
Some Boomers 'retire' to jobs that allow them to help others 2011
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Bluestone, Anthra-Zinc, glass and wood are combined externally and internally in an environmentally responsive manner.
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We're going to need all of them, plus all the immigrants, Bluestone says.
Some Boomers 'retire' to jobs that allow them to help others 2011
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