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Markus Fipps, 50, has worked only sporadically for the past three years.
Jobs Power Market Rebound Conor Dougherty 2012
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Mr. Fipps, a real-estate agent, isn't receiving unemployment and has been making do by helping run his family's dance studio.
Jobs Power Market Rebound Conor Dougherty 2012
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Still, Mr. Fipps said there are signs the economy is on the mend, such as the new buildings rising near his home in Eagle, Idaho.
Jobs Power Market Rebound Conor Dougherty 2012
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There was Mr. Sidney Webb, also, who said that the future would see a continuously increasing order and neatness in the life of the people, and his poor friend Fipps, who went mad and ran about the country with an axe, hacking branches off the trees whenever there were not the same number on both sides.
Why did George Orwell call his novel "Nineteen Eighty-Four"? Jack of Kent 2009
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There was Mr. Sidney Webb, also, who said that the future would see a continuously increasing order and neatness in the life of the people, and his poor friend Fipps, who went mad and ran about the country with an axe, hacking branches off the trees whenever there were not the same number on both sides.
Why did George Orwell call his novel "Nineteen Eighty-Four"? Jack of Kent 2009
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There was Mr. Sidney Webb, also, who said that the future would see a continuously increasing order and neatness in the life of the people, and his poor friend Fipps, who went mad and ran about the country with an axe, hacking branches off the trees whenever there were not the same number on both sides.
Archive 2009-04-01 Jack of Kent 2009
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There was Mr. Sidney Webb, also, who said that the future would see a continuously increasing order and neatness in the life of the people, and his poor friend Fipps, who went mad and ran about the country with an axe, hacking branches off the trees whenever there were not the same number on both sides.
Archive 2009-02-01 Jack of Kent 2009
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One of the little people of whom the kind Newcome had taken charge luckily dwelt near Portsmouth; and when the faithful Colonel consigned Miss Fipps to her grandmother, Mrs. Admiral Fipps, at
The Newcomes 2006
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Fipps, the buttoniest page in all the street: walks behind
Our Street 2006
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Fipps whispered, examining his chief from the stalls.
Vanity Fair 2006
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