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Sit at the bar and order the "Debris" - succulent bits of meat, the perfect accoutrement for something stirred not shaken.
Design*Sponge 2009
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Debris from the Cameron Parish Library has been removed by the U.S. Corps of Army Engineers in Cameron, La.
Archive 2005-11-01 2005
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It was at the end of a report given by a mid-ranking engineer named Don McCormack, who summarized the progress of an ad hoc engineering group, called the Debris Assessment Team, that had been formed at a still lower level to analyze the foam strike.
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It was at the end of a report given by a mid-ranking engineer named Don McCormack, who summarized the progress of an ad hoc engineering group, called the Debris Assessment Team, that had been formed at a still lower level to analyze the foam strike.
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Funny how we get into bands - I saw Billy Bragg at Memorial Hall in CH in about 90 and he covered a Faces song called Debris (which I guess the Brits pronounce deb-REE) and I ended up in the WXYC library checking out more of thieir stuff and became a fan - funny thing is, I still love that song, but Stewart sings backup - Ronnie Wood has the lead vocal.
Flotsam 2004
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The citywide project, called Debris-Free Dixie Day, is scheduled for 7 a.m. to noon, with dumpsters set up in six neighborhoods across the city.
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The citywide project, called Debris-Free Dixie Day, is scheduled for 7 a.m. to noon, with dumpsters set up in six neighborhoods across the city.
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The citywide project, called Debris-Free Dixie Day, is scheduled for 7 a.m. to noon, with dumpsters set up in six neighborhoods across the city.
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The citywide project, called Debris-Free Dixie Day, is scheduled for 7 a.m. to noon, with dumpsters set up in six neighborhoods across the city.
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Bitterness and anger occasionally creep in, either in the lyrical content - with 'Don't Bring It Down''s "screams of pain", and the "broken teeth" in' Debris '- or an increased rawness in Cartwright's generally gruff-yet-mellifluous vocal.
The Line Of Best Fit 2009
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