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Afternoon entertainment & jams, FREE legal holiday in Huntingtons Heckscher Park FMSH & the Huntington Arts Council, Heckscher Park, Huntington 8: 30pm main unison + plus alternative ovents during a Festival (Church Collects Food)
li concerts summer 2009 admin 2009
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Afternoon entertainment & jams, FREE legal holiday in Huntingtons Heckscher Park FMSH & the Huntington Arts Council, Heckscher Park, Huntington 8: 30pm main unison + plus alternative ovents during a Festival (Church Collects Food)
Archive 2009-12-01 admin 2009
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A journalist writing around that time called the Huntingtons a welcome addition to the "gay but choosey Vanderbilt-Pulitzer-Munn set," according to Palm Beach's Landmark Designation survey for the house.
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If a fetus has the gene mutation for Huntingtons, the only reason they will not develop Huntingtons during their life (usually in the fourth to fifth decades, sometimes earlier) is that they died before the CAG triplet repeat expressed itself on the 4p16. 3 chromosome location.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Light at the End of the DADT Tunnel 2010
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Is thirteen wanting to go to Thailand to committ suicide before her Huntingtons gets too advanced?
Alynda Wheat's Beat Cop: Having fun storming the 'Castle' | EW.com 2009
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Families such as the Hydes, Backuses, Clevelands, Blisses, and Huntingtons moved there to escape the crowded downtown.
'David Ruggles' 2010
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If a fetus has the gene mutation for Huntingtons, the only reason they will not develop Huntingtons during their life usually in the fourth to fifth decades, sometimes earlier is that they died before the CAG triplet repeat expressed itself on the 4p16.3 chromosome location.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Light at the End of the DADT Tunnel 2010
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Families such as the Hydes, Backuses, Clevelands, Blisses, and Huntingtons moved there to escape the crowded downtown.
'David Ruggles' 2010
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Families such as the Hydes, Backuses, Clevelands, Blisses, and Huntingtons moved there to escape the crowded downtown.
'David Ruggles' 2010
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As Lexington notes, the optimism of the 1990s has been replaced by a deep pessimism about the possibility of spreading democracy and we need new Huntingtons not afraid to challenge the new consensus.
A needed contrarian 2009
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