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Ruppert is a reactionary right wing no-nothing fanatic.
Think Progress » BREAKING: CBS To Report Fitzgerald Will Make His Decision Known Tomorrow 2005
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Everyone – Gary Ruppert is a troll who posts constantly on americ blog and daily kos.
Think Progress » BREAKING: CBS To Report Fitzgerald Will Make His Decision Known Tomorrow 2005
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I'd hesitate to call Ruppert a complete fatalist, however.
PopMatters 2010
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The playground, which contains basketball, tennis and handball courts, was opened in the 1970s as part of a plan to revitalize the area after the Ruppert Brewery shut down.
Residents Gird to Keep Park Maura Webber Sadovi 2011
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Related Cos., which in 2009 proposed building a 49-story residential tower on the roughly one-acre property on East 92nd Street where Ruppert Playground is located, is planning to permanently close the park Monday to begin preliminary work on the site.
Residents Gird to Keep Park Maura Webber Sadovi 2011
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One of Effa's most talked-about promotions was an Anti-Lynching Day held at Newark's Ruppert Stadium.
Holly Cara Price: She Loved Baseball: The Effa Manley Story by Audrey Vernick Holly Cara Price 2011
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Still, team owners such as the Yankees' Jacob Ruppert, the Giants' Charles Stoneham in New York, and the Philadelphia Athletics' Connie Mack, proved reluctant to try to jump-start a return to profitability by shaking up established practices.
When It Was a Game—Of Survival Henry D. Fetter 2011
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Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal Related Cos. plans to permanently close Ruppert Playground, pictured here, to begin work on the 92nd Street site.
Residents Gird to Keep Park Maura Webber Sadovi 2011
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"Giving out details of games on the air to thousands of fans who otherwise would pay admission to Yankee Stadium is a menace to the national game," Yankee owner Ruppert said, and the Yankees would not regularly broadcast home games until after his death in 1939.
When It Was a Game—Of Survival Henry D. Fetter 2011
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You couldn't tell by me -- my folks were taking me for walks past Ruppert Stadium back then.
Move the Beavers to Lents? How 1950's. (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009
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