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Humbles told HuffPost's Lucia Graves he was very disappointed by today's vote.
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While it was later proved that the accusations were without merit, Humbles, under immense pressure from an agent at the Navy Criminal Investigation Service, admitted to being bisexual.
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While it was later proved that the accusations were without merit, Humbles, under immense pressure from an agent at the Navy Criminal Investigation Service, admitted to being bisexual.
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Humbles told HuffPost's Lucia Graves he was very disappointed by today's vote.
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Humbles me, but scares me because it is all I dreamed of, and I had given up on achieving dreams, only trying for them.
AAN: auto-immune disease of the brain and the effect on memory & the Brain Board; memory, regression & emotions Elizabeth McClung 2009
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Humbles me and at the same time gives me a huge Wanderlust
Carl Sagan’s – Mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam | My[confined]Space 2009
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West Brook's Mark Serna (No. 7, right) slides across the plate as Humbles Rob Vaughn (No. 11, left) tries to handle a throw during a Class 5A Regional Quarter Final baseball game at West Brook High School in Beaumont on Friday, May 20, 2005.
Archive 2005-05-01 2005
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And let you go, Airmienious, and mick your modest mock Pie out of Humbles up your end.
Finnegans Wake 2006
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Francois Coppee is not one of those superb high priests disdainful of the throng: he is the poet of the "humble," and in his work, 'Les Humbles', he paints with a sincere emotion his profound sympathy for the sorrows, the miseries, and the sacrifices of the meek.
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"Intimites" (1868), "Les Humbles" (1872), "Contes en Vers" (1880), and "Les Poèmes Modernes" (1867-69), present picturesque studies of contemporary life, the sentimental realism of which is entirely free from coarseness or triviality.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery 1840-1916 1913
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