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'Moll Flanders' 'Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders' Before Daniel Craig carried James Bond's gun, he wore a wig as 'Jemmy' Seagrave, Moll's fourth of five husbands, in the 1996 BBC Masterpiece Theater adaptation of Daniel Defoe's scandalous 1722 novel.
TV on DVD 2011
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Moll's mother, Boudreaux, has Alzheimer's disease and has been flitting in and out of touch with reality since the storms, he said.
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The entire family returned and rode out Ike in Moll's double-wide, raised mobile home in lower Jean Lafitte.
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The workers gutting Moll's mother's home were volunteers from Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans, an offshoot of the faith-based national group that has been at the forefront of recovery and rebuilding of the Gulf Coast after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005 and, again, following Gustav and Ike.
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Moll's third tip: The menu should complement a restaurant's brand image.
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A strong, active and dominant woman, Moll's world is peopled by women similar to herself.
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The cast is solid all around (especially Colin Buchanan and Daniel Craig as Moll's two greatest loves).
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A strong, active and dominant woman, Moll's world is peopled by women similar to herself.
At times like this, one wishes to see the whole argument... 2008
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Moll's ageing mother-in-law (who turns out to be her mother!) confides that "many a Newgate-bird becomes a great man, and we have ... several justices of the peace, officers of the trained bands, and magistrates of the towns they live in, that have been burnt in the hand."
Moll Flanders 2007
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U. S.-based AIDS activists, including a Yale University doctor who co-authored Moll's study, said they were prevented Wednesday from making a long-planned video at the Tugela Ferry hospital, and urged South African officials to stop obstructing them.
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