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However, principal Pat Dubas said bosses at the Saffron Lane academy had decided to incorporate a fully-functioning Anglican church in the school building and that meant it could not "pick and choose" which services to offer.
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These have been found for him with great difficulty, through the instrumentality of a very obliging Syrian, M. Dubas.
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Dubas's parents divorced when he was eight, frequently leaving him in the care of his grandparents.
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"At times, leaders lead," said Sen. Annette Dubas, who sponsored one of the bills.
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Dubas was representing players such as Kyle Clifford (Los Angeles Kings) and Andrew Desjardins (San Jose Sharks) and helping Uptown establish offices in Calgary and Stockholm when the GM opportunity arrived.
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Concussions ended Dubas's playing days when he was 14, but didn't curb his passion for the game.
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"This demonstrates that they are doing that," Dubas said.
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Lukenda said four other quality candidates interviewed, but the board was unanimous in wanting Dubas.
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Nebraska State Senator Annette Dubas, who participated in negotiations with TransCanada and asked the company to change the route, said the department is listening to her state.
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Dubas, 25, is the first-year general manager of the Ontario Hockey League's Sault Ste.
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