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High school student Justin Gawronski is suing Amazon for deleting his Kindle copy of Nineteen Eighty-Four, because in so doing, they messed the annotations he'd created to the text for class (the annotations say things like "remember this paragraph for class" but the paragraph in question has been deleted).
Boing Boing 2009
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"The higher-quality names in small caps have worked this year," says Glenn Gawronski , manager of the JPMorgan Small Cap Equity fund, which has gained 0.2% this year.
Why Small-Cap Stocks Could Keep Rallying Ben Levisohn 2011
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Stanislaw Dziwisz, the pope's longtime personal aide who is now archbishop of Cracow, recently gave Gawronski the green light to publish it.
POLAND AND THE POPE 2007
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Afterward, though, the pope asked Gawronski to treat their conversation as off the record.
POLAND AND THE POPE 2007
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Gawronski said organization of the games would fall into the hands of many of the same people who planned the 1990 World Cup of soccer, which he described as "a major scandal, revealing a shameful waste of public resources."
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Gawronski also positioned himself as a pro-life, pro-second amendment candidate and said is a
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Gawronski also positioned himself as a pro-life, pro-second amendment candidate and said is a
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Gawronski also positioned himself as a pro-life, pro-second amendment candidate and said is a
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Gawronski also positioned himself as a pro-life, pro-second amendment candidate and said is a
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Gawronski also positioned himself as a pro-life, pro-second amendment candidate and said is a
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