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Today, W/C chairman Richard Blackstone and Jane Dyball, who handles the label's legal affairs in Europe, apologized to the Austrian programmer who created PearLyrics.
Boing Boing: December 11, 2005 - December 17, 2005 Archives 2005
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Also, Dyball sets aside his collar to go undercover among London's Australian community, and one party just oozes swinging, groovy atmosphere though the effect is marred somewhat by the disapproving tone of the priest's point of view.
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As Dyball is magically compelled to Australia and drawn into ambush, Cross sends his own astral form to do battle with the aboriginal "Clever Man."
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Also, Dyball sets aside his collar to go undercover among London's Australian community, and one party just oozes swinging, groovy atmosphere though the effect is marred somewhat by the disapproving tone of the priest's point of view.
Archive 2005-03-27 2005
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Meanwhile, Dyball needs another priest to help with the exorcism, and the local curate is extremely "low church," maybe a step or two away from outright atheism.
Archive 2005-03-27 2005
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Meanwhile, Dyball needs another priest to help with the exorcism, and the local curate is extremely "low church," maybe a step or two away from outright atheism.
THE HAUNTING OF ALAN MAIS by Peter Saxon (Berkley Medallion 1968) 2005
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As Dyball is magically compelled to Australia and drawn into ambush, Cross sends his own astral form to do battle with the aboriginal "Clever Man."
THE KILLING BONE by Peter Saxon (Berkley Medallion 1968) 2005
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Meanwhile, Dyball needs another priest to help with the exorcism, and the local curate is extremely "low church," maybe a step or two away from outright atheism.
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Also, Dyball sets aside his collar to go undercover among London's Australian community, and one party just oozes swinging, groovy atmosphere though the effect is marred somewhat by the disapproving tone of the priest's point of view.
THE KILLING BONE by Peter Saxon (Berkley Medallion 1968) 2005
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As Dyball is magically compelled to Australia and drawn into ambush, Cross sends his own astral form to do battle with the aboriginal "Clever Man."
Archive 2005-03-27 2005
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