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That "male" was later identified as Nathalia, according to the source.
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Matthew Carbone for The Wall Street Journal Two pieces by Nathalia Edenmont, 'Sacrifice' and 'Gustav,' hang in the downstairs hallways.
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Watch our interview with three of the stars, Nathalia Ramos, Brad Kavanagh and Jade Ramsey, talking about the series.
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The unit was based, in part, on "Leave Your Sleep," Ms. Merchant's 2010 two-disc concept album inspired by poems by E.E. Cummings and Nathalia Crane , among others.
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Write to Nathalia Tadena at nathalie.tadena@dowjones.com
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And then I got in bed and I read a short biography of Nathalia Crane in an old textbook, and I read a poem by Sara Teasdale, and I thought about turtles.
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How effective were the arguments made in my essay with Nathalia Jaramillo on the topic of Christian fundamentalism, imperialism, fascism, and globalization?
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So I was glad to get forwarded (thanks Nathalia) this article from the NYTimes extolling the virtues of Medellin.
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He spoke of his mother, Nathalia, and how if she could have been there with him, she would have said, "Antonio, don't declare victory, declare your purpose."
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Nathalia [pt], a very young newbie blogger of just 16, reflects on the three issues:
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