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"In plain English," Korwin said, "This means that any firearm ever obtained by federal officers or the military is not suitable for the public.
Latest Articles 2009
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Now, while it is true that illegally carried guns are just that, here is a different view (that most of us could appreciate) on the Plaxico thing from Alan Korwin; and I quote: Sean Taylor was killed last year during a robbery at his house.
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Today, after three decades of tech growth, Korwin has more than 300 models on her roster, and estimates that some 50 people industrywide are making a living with their hands.
High-Tech Handiwork 2009
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Phoenix is a sprawling city; to show the effect of such restrictions on an older, denser town, Korwin also has a map of downtown Cleveland, which shows dense concentrations of 2,000-foot-diameter circles.
Five Mile Road 2008
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The heyday for hands is right now, because of the glut of electronics we have,'' said Danielle Korwin, who represents the couple through her agency, Parts Models.
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Janusz Korwin-Mikke (1942) was jailed together with Adam Michnik in 1968.
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Janusz Korwin-Mikke (1942) was jailed together with Adam
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"We sold The Arizona Gun Owner's Guide by the truckload for five years before there was any CCW law, and expect to do the same now, though permit holders did become and will remain a segment of our business," Korwin said.
MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory Alan Korwin 2010
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Out of the 100 inquiries she receives a week, Korwin signs on only 1 percent, citing
NY Post: News By SUSANNAH CAHALAN 2010
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Out of the 100 inquiries she receives a week, Korwin signs on only 1 percent, citing
NY Post: News By SUSANNAH CAHALAN 2010
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