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It's the first of four Sunday afternoon events in a series called Prestigious Performances, designed to attract a wider community to the York campus.
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"Prestigious," in this context, would mean appearances in Asimov's, Weird Tales, Realms of Fantasy, one of the year's best publications or a small group of other venues.
Editing Report #3 jimvanpelt 2007
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"Prestigious" talent isn't necessarily the best for a title.
FANTASTIC FOUR #290 Marvel Comics, 1986 David Campbell 2006
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Are Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Alito, and Justice Scalia teaching at "Prestigious" Harvard this year?
Top New Hampshire Story: Harvard Professor Stumps For Obama 2009
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Are Chief Justice Roberts, Justice Alito, and Justice Scalia teaching at "Prestigious" Harvard this year?
Top New Hampshire Story: Harvard Professor Stumps For Obama 2009
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ESPN: UCLA = One Of The Most "Prestigious" Programs In College Football
Bruins Nation 2009
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ESPN: UCLA = One Of The Most "Prestigious" Programs In College Football
Bruins Nation 2009
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ESPN: UCLA = One Of The Most "Prestigious" Programs In College Football
Bruins Nation 2009
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ESPN: UCLA = One Of The Most "Prestigious" Programs In College Football
Bruins Nation 2009
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"The Top 15 Schools From Which the Most" Prestigious "Law Firms Hire New Lawyers, 2008."
Nuts & Boalts 2008
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