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Ava Lowrey is a 15 year old girl in Alabama, which is not exactly a bastion of tolerance and independent thinking, so her website, “Peace Takes Courage,” is all the more remarkable for it.
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On "Lowrey", for instance, we hear the fleeting appearance of a squelchy Lowrey organ, its selective application sufficient in making atypical an otherwise standard broken-beat number with a pummelling sub-bass.
PopMatters 2010
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Slate's Annie Lowrey uses the same data as Reuters, and although she acknowledges the potential long-term difficulties that could arise from a gridlock, she expects a market rally in the short-term.
How The Midterm Election Could Affect Business The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Annie Lowrey plays what-if with the Senate in the Washington Post.
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"One thing is certain: Markets love midterm elections," Lowrey says.
How The Midterm Election Could Affect Business The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Slate's Annie Lowrey uses the same data as Reuters, and although she acknowledges the potential long-term difficulties that could arise from a gridlock, she expects a market rally in the short-term.
How The Midterm Election Could Affect Business The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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Lowrey reports on economics and business for Slate.
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According to The Phoenix, a Muskogee, Okla., newspaper, Lowrey said that he had been held four months in a tiger cage during the Vietnam War before he escaped.
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Lowrey reports on economics and business for Slate.
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"One thing is certain: Markets love midterm elections," Lowrey says.
How The Midterm Election Could Affect Business The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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