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III A PARALLEL (SHEPPARD AND CARTOUCHE) IF the seventeenth century was the golden age of the hightobyman, it was at the advent of the eighteenth that the burglar and street-robber plied their trade with the most distinguished success, and it was the good fortune of both Cartouche and Sheppard to be born in the nick of time.
A Book of Scoundrels 1896
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Work in his Stall, stept out and Swore _ther was_ Sheppard, _Sheppard_ hearing him, departed immediately.
The History of the Remarkable Life of John Sheppard Containing a Particular Account of His Many Robberies and Escapes Daniel Defoe 1696
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Top tackler Kelvin Sheppard is back at linebacker, and CB Patrick Peterson is one of the top pass defenders in the country.
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Despite his affection for names Sheppard is a former high school speech professor as well as one at St. John's University in Queens Sheppard has never felt compelled to get close to players.
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Sheppard is studying ways to try to limit the impact on aspen stands, essentially killing the trees to save them.
David Frey: Massive Aspen Die-Off on the Wane David Frey 2010
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Lee Sheppard is a contributing editor of Tax Notes, a Washington-based weekly tax journal.
The Unconstitutional Individual Mandate Lee Sheppard 2010
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SIMON: Judy Sheppard is the founder, with her husband Dennis, of the Matthew Sheppard Foundation.
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But Sheppard is curiously silent about Krauthammer's false claim that there has been "a half a million increase" in government jobs under Obama.
Terry Krepel: Tell the Truth! (But Not When It Hurts Brent Bozell's Agenda) Terry Krepel 2010
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SIMON: Judy Sheppard is the founder, with her husband Dennis, of the Matthew Sheppard Foundation.
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LB Kelvin Sheppard and DT Drake Nevis did not play in the spring game because of what were called minor injuries. —
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