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Roger Glazebrook , a manager at Manhattan store Mary Arnold Toys, said the company was lucky because it stocked up on the Magna-Tiles months ago.
Is This Toy on Your Kid's List? Santa Tried Hard But... Spencer E. Ante 2011
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Glazebrook explains the correct way to approach a dog.
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"The worst reaction is from Hassidic Jews and African Muslim women," says Glazebrook.
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The walk is over and I say goodbye to Cookie and Glazebrook.
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Glazebrook straps a lead on to Cookie and we head out towards the street.
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"Sometimes it can be one particular thing that triggers a fear of dogs," Glazebrook says, "like teeth or saliva or the dog's mouth, so I want you to think about why exactly you don't like dogs."
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[U.S. Magistrate James G. Glazebrook in a BlackBerry message to his courtroom staff just hours before he died, as reported by the Orlando Sentinel] "In the future, it seems, anyone taking care of a child with Down syndrome will be viewed as a saint ... or, perhaps, misguided and foolish."
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The code led the FBI to 15-year-old Josh Glazebrook, a student at the school, who pleaded guilty Monday to making bomb threats, and related charges.
Boing Boing 2007
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Glazebrook, T. 2001 “Zeno against mathematical physics.”
Zeno of Elea Palmer, John 2008
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After September 11, a large company hired Glazebrook to review its four-inch-thick "crisis-management manual," which turned out to be 10 years old and full of nonworking phone numbers.
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