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Lounsberry, who said he is an inventor by trade, said he got a bad taste in his mouth after feeling drops of a liquid hit him.
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Lounsberry, who said he is an inventor by trade, said he got a bad taste in his mouth after feeling drops of a liquid hit him.
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It was a big explosion, I mean a big one, said Odis Lounsberry, who was in his front yard near the plant.
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It was a big explosion, I mean a big one, said Odis Lounsberry, who was in his front yard near the plant.
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These include Dr. Dave Edmond Lounsberry, a coauthor of “War Surgery in Afghanistan and Iraq,” an invaluable public document for understanding the two most recent American wars, and Dr. Ron Bellamy, whose statistical studies of wounding agents in battle are a resource on this subject in which rigor rises above anecdote.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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A longtime assistant for John Lounsberry, Art was elevated to feature director on The Rescuers when Lounsberry died.
Archive 2007-06-01 Steve Hulett 2007
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A longtime assistant for John Lounsberry, Art was elevated to feature director on The Rescuers when Lounsberry died.
Art Stevens, RIP Steve Hulett 2007
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Lounsberry (5) published kernel cavity measurements for 64 clonal selections and related these to kernel weight per nut.
Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 1943
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Mr. Charles Dudley Warner delivered a beautiful address suitable to the occasion, and Governor Lounsberry worthily accepted the statue on behalf of the State.
Revolutionary Heroes, and Other Historical Papers James Parton 1856
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"John Ware was certainly one of those main builders of southern Alberta and the ranching community," said Loraine Lounsberry, curator of Calgary's Glenbow Museum.
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