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This New York hipster-disco outfit, led by producers Daniel Collas and Sean Marquand, say their second album was modelled on a long list of disparate names, including Justice, the Human League and the Steve Miller Band.
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So the Collas being against automonia went to the school and tried to close it down.
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Peace Corps anticipated problems in my site which is pretty politically active, and where both Collas and Cambas live so something was bound to happen.
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So the Collas being against automonia went to the school and tried to close it down.
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The first synthetic fragrance was the essence of Mirbane introduced by Collas in about 1850.
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Peace Corps anticipated problems in my site which is pretty politically active, and where both Collas and Cambas live so something was bound to happen.
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On the rocky hills of Sullistani, overlooking Lake Titicaca, are dozens of cylindrical funerary towers, some from the Collas, a pre-Incan people, and others of the Incas.
puno, day two 2006
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On the rocky hills of Sullistani, overlooking Lake Titicaca, are dozens of cylindrical funerary towers, some from the Collas, a pre-Incan people, and others of the Incas.
Archive 2006-05-01 2006
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Amiga replaced Collas with vice president and chief operating officer, Tom Schmidt.
Amiga Boots Two Execs Andy Patrizio 1999
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See also: Amiga: The OS that Would Not Die Gateway spokesman Brad Shaw said both Collas and McEwan left "to pursue other options," and would not comment on the circumstances behind the departure of the two.
Amiga Boots Two Execs Andy Patrizio 1999
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