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Brady Bunch fans might recognize the actress playing opposite Fonda — she’s the same lady who played flaky “cousin Myrna” in the episode where the Bradys appear in a soap commercial!
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Almost called the police, but finally called Myrna instead.
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The software, known as Myrna, uses "cloud computing," an Internet-based method of sharing computer resources.
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It is allowable to put a faint wave back into the ends with curlers once the hair has been straightened, but actual curls such as Myrna's are a no-no.
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Myrna's had to get creative to attract new customers to fill in where the old ones used to be, said manager Jeff "Myrna" Wood.
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Under "'S.und' [Jacob Golos] and 'Myrna's' [Bentley's] group," Gorsky listed "'S.chs' - S.lomon Adler, former employee of the U.S. Dept. of the Treasury"
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The current mayor, Myrna de Vera, referred questions to Mr. Deltorchio.
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Young children tend to have anxiety first, then develop depression around puberty, then start substance abuse by late adolescence, says Myrna Weissman , an epidemiologist at Columbia University who has long studied depression in families.
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Watching the gong's inception and development and then seeing the finished product kept Myrna enchanted for 25 minutes.
Freddie Gershon: Target the Market (of the Spirit and the Soul)
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MR: So, the opportunity came about because Myrna left?
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