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VH1 reached out to me because Jason's doll of a colleague, Carrie Keagan, thought we needed to hook a brothuh' up with some decent office digs!
Courtney Cachet: How I Made an Ugly Office Into a Man Cave on VH1! Courtney Cachet 2011
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In May, VH1 plans to introduce a morning talk show about pop culture called "Big Morning Buzz Live," hosted by TV personality Carrie Keagan .
VH1 Cultivates Its Female Side Lauren A. E. Schuker 2011
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VH1 reached out to me because Jason's doll of a colleague, Carrie Keagan, thought we needed to hook a brothuh' up with some decent office digs!
Courtney Cachet: How I Made an Ugly Office Into a Man Cave on VH1! Courtney Cachet 2011
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Ms. Keagan, 30, is in the same age group as the young professional women VH1 hopes to win over.
VH1 Cultivates Its Female Side Lauren A. E. Schuker 2011
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Grateful to Keagan for running across the crowded bank floor to leap on her, knock her to the floor and lay on top of her until the police arrive and pry the elderly widower off, Belinda offers to help Keagan cope with the loss of his beloved Uki.
Craig Bierko: Walter Cronkite To Posthumously Guest Star on "Ghost Whisperer" 2009
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In what CBS promises will be a uniquely moving, highly emotional episode "Belinda" (series star Jennifer Love-Hewitt) first encounters Keagan when, as luck would have it, the sleepy bank he guards is held up on the very afternoon of his retirement.
Craig Bierko: Walter Cronkite To Posthumously Guest Star on "Ghost Whisperer" 2009
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Keagan claimed earlier this week that Ball and his senior management had "ignored, marginalised and insulted" the bid company's board of directors.
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"We're still at the beginning of the crisis and nowhere near towards the end," said Keagan York, the Sydney-based head of foreign-exchange strategy at Compass Global Markets.
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Texas Children's patients included Keagan Dysart, now 9, who had suffered seizures since he was a toddler - one type that caused him to giggle and laugh uncontrollably two or three times an hour, and a second type that caused a body stiffening and loss of awareness that culminated in his falling asleep for up to an hour.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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"I can't tell you what a difference it is," says Robin Dysart, Keagan's mother, acknowledging that even after the surgery she waited nervously for the seizures to keep coming.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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