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Mathew was able to report in his homework his "roots" to the Delanos, Dudleys, Footes, Luces, Simpsons, Tafts, Warrens, and Winthrops.
Jim Luce: Mayflower Roots - and a Metrocard - Get One on the Subway Jim Luce 2010
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Astride Gladys, her trusty bicycle, Flavia sets out from the de Luces 'crumbling family mansion in search of Bishops Laceys deadliest secrets.
The Weed That Strings the Hangman's Bag by Alan Bradley: Book summary 2010
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The Luces had a large impact in history, long before Harry Luce and his "American Century."
Jim Luce: Mayflower Roots - and a Metrocard - Get One on the Subway Jim Luce 2010
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Mathew was able to report in his homework his "roots" to the Delanos, Dudleys, Footes, Luces, Simpsons, Tafts, Warrens, and Winthrops.
Jim Luce: Mayflower Roots - and a Metrocard - Get One on the Subway Jim Luce 2010
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Blogger Marichuy of Luces y Sombras [es] comments about Article 33, remembering a situation two years ago
Global Voices in English » Mexico: Foreign Artists Commenting on Internal Matters 2009
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The Luces had a large impact in history, long before Harry Luce and his "American Century."
Jim Luce: Mayflower Roots - and a Metrocard - Get One on the Subway Jim Luce 2010
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(Soundbite of film, "Los Luces de Buenos Aires") DEL BARCO: His first speaking role was in the 1931 film "Los Luces de Buenos Aires," "The Lights of Buenos Aires."
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(Soundbite of film, "Los Luces de Buenos Aires") DEL BARCO: His first speaking role was in the 1931 film "Los Luces de Buenos Aires," "The Lights of Buenos Aires."
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(Soundbite of film, "Los Luces de Buenos Aires") DEL BARCO: His first speaking role was in the 1931 film "Los Luces de Buenos Aires," "The Lights of Buenos Aires."
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(Soundbite of film, "Los Luces de Buenos Aires") DEL BARCO: His first speaking role was in the 1931 film "Los Luces de Buenos Aires," "The Lights of Buenos Aires."
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