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Jacqueline Larma/Associated Press Public and corporate funding for all museums is under intense pressure in the current economy.
One Too Many? 2009
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Jacqueline Larma/Pool/Reuters VICTORY PARADE: Fans cheered as a flatbed carrying members of the Philadelphia Phillies headed south down Broad Street during a parade in downtown Philadelphia on Friday.
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The liros being washed down from the Larma completely covered that part of the lake.
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Indeed, of the three women it was she, the young slave from the Larma, to whom he seemed most drawn, in whom he seemed most interested.
Renegades Of Gor Norman, John 1986
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Larma joined the AP in 1991 in Jerusalem, transferred to London in 1994 and returned to
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Larma, who has been interim East regional photo editor since November 2009, oversees AP photo coverage across formats for the region based in Philadelphia.
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(UPDF), Larma said one of the hurdles to peace agreement implementation is UPDF.
The Daily Star 2009
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(pg. 438) "The Veminium and the Larma are owned by brothers, " said the first.
Renegades Of Gor Norman, John 1986
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Yakube, of the Larma, slave of Panicrates, taverner of Port Cos, " said the third.
Renegades Of Gor Norman, John 1986
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