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Look at Alaska, you got Lisa Makowski, who, on the Republican side, now the shoe is on the other foot.
'Shop Talk': Should Kendrick Meek Stay In Florida Senate Race? 2010
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Nicole, if you are interested, the story of Justice Makowski resigning is really amazing.
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Look at Alaska, you got Lisa Makowski, who, on the Republican side, now the shoe is on the other foot.
'Shop Talk': Should Kendrick Meek Stay In Florida Senate Race? 2010
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Mr. RIDLEY: Consider also though, there is an argument to be made that to a degree some of these guys whether it's Specter, whether it's Crist, whether it's Makowski, they went a little independent is part of the reason they got in trouble, because they said you know what, there are some issues on the other side ...
'Shop Talk': Should Kendrick Meek Stay In Florida Senate Race? 2010
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Mr. RIDLEY: Consider also though, there is an argument to be made that to a degree some of these guys whether it's Specter, whether it's Crist, whether it's Makowski, they went a little independent is part of the reason they got in trouble, because they said you know what, there are some issues on the other side ...
'Shop Talk': Should Kendrick Meek Stay In Florida Senate Race? 2010
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- Little known director Max Makowski reportedly signed on to helm “Voltron.”
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The Americans, who all had Polish-sounding names like Makowski and Rybak, tried to chat us up at breakfast, but Maybelle put her natural gregariousness in check, undoubtedly having realized that it was going to be awkward to explain the reason for our presence in Warsaw.
Dreaming in French Megan McAndrew 2009
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The Americans, who all had Polish-sounding names like Makowski and Rybak, tried to chat us up at breakfast, but Maybelle put her natural gregariousness in check, undoubtedly having realized that it was going to be awkward to explain the reason for our presence in Warsaw.
Dreaming in French Megan McAndrew 2009
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The Americans, who all had Polish-sounding names like Makowski and Rybak, tried to chat us up at breakfast, but Maybelle put her natural gregariousness in check, undoubtedly having realized that it was going to be awkward to explain the reason for our presence in Warsaw.
Dreaming in French Megan McAndrew 2009
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• Army Spc. Russell M. Makowski, 23, Union, Mo.; died from an explosive that detonated near his patrol in Taji; assigned to the 4th Battalion, 42nd Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood, Texas
September 2006 2006
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