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In the 1960s, Mr. Cuomo briefly opened a second pizza shop, near East 59th Street, but he sold it, and that shop's new owner, Rosolino Mangano, kept the name Ray's.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL WILSON 2011
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In the 1960s, Mr. Cuomo briefly opened a second pizza shop, near East 59th Street, but he sold it, and that shop's new owner, Rosolino Mangano, kept the name Ray's.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL WILSON 2011
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In the 1960s, Mr. Cuomo briefly opened a second pizza shop, near East 59th Street, but he sold it, and that shop's new owner, Rosolino Mangano, kept the name Ray's.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL WILSON 2011
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In the 1960s, Mr. Cuomo briefly opened a second pizza shop, near East 59th Street, but he sold it, and that shop's new owner, Rosolino Mangano, kept the name Ray's.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL WILSON 2011
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In fact Billingham's series about his alcoholic father is called "Ray's a Laugh" Exhibitions, 28 May, page 39, The Guide.
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In fact Billingham's series about his alcoholic father is called "Ray's a Laugh" Exhibitions, 28 May, page 39, The Guide.
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Before she took part in "Spiritual Warrior" she said she called Ray's company, James Ray International, to ask whether a recent shoulder surgery and medication she was taking might prevent her from participating.
The Seattle Times 2011
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The Sundance Institute called Ray's contributions to independent film "indelible."
The Seattle Times 2012
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Ray's defense attorneys maintained that the deaths were a regrettable accident; that by not looking closely enough early on at potential poisons that may have been present, the state muffed its investigation; that Ray didn't force anyone to stay in the sweat lodge; and that none of the more than 50 people at the event knew that the victims, Kirby Brown, James Shore and Liz Neuman, were at risk of death.
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When Oliver appeared on Ray's show recently to talk about 'his' Food Revolution and his desire to support Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign, Ray told Oliver:
Kerry Trueman: Rachael Ray's Radical EVOOlution On Capitol Hill Kerry Trueman 2010
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