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SIR, -- Your letter of August 3d asking information on the subject of Mr. Oliver Evans 'exclusive right to the use of what he calls his Elevators, Conveyers, and Hopper-boys, has been duly received.
Letters 1760
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There are yet another sort of Machine, which I never obtained a sight of, till the last Voyage I made to this Lunar Orb, and these are called Elevators: The Mechanick Operations of these are wonderful, and helpt by Fire; by which the Sences are raised to all the strange
The Consolidator or, Memoirs of Sundry Transactions from the World in the Moon Daniel Defoe 1696
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Surfers frontman Gibby Haynes calls the Elevators the most important Texas psychedelic band, adding that Texas was a ground zero for psychedelic garage rock.
Latest Articles 2009
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Jazze Pha, who produced "Leave U," the album features production by Ne-Yo ("Me and You," which interpolates OutKast's "Elevators"), Bryan-Michael Cox ("Give It to You") and the
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For a list of elevator locations and the levels they access, please see the "Elevators" entry of the Yankees A to Z section.
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For a list of elevator locations and the levels they access, please see the "Elevators" entry of the Yankees A to Z section.
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Increasingly, these young "Elevators" are bringing their curious parents.
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Elevators now route employees, sometimes according to rank.
The Most Awkward Meeting Katherine Rosman 2011
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"The Change" is an instrumental that trades in aggression for mesmerizingly floaty guitar lines, and "World of Tomorrow" is another soft serving of gentle psychedelia, influenced by 13th Floor Elevators' "Easter Everywhere."
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"The Change" is an instrumental that trades in aggression for mesmerizingly floaty guitar lines, and "World of Tomorrow" is another soft serving of gentle psychedelia, influenced by 13th Floor Elevators' "Easter Everywhere."
Album review: Death, "Spiritual Mental Phyiscal" David Malitz 2011
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