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The CEO search announced Tuesday is part of a shake-up that includes the departure of Singleton's top lieutenant, Joseph Lodovic IV, who is retiring as MediaNews' president immediately.
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The CEO search announced Tuesday is part of a shake-up that includes the departure of Singleton's top lieutenant, Joseph Lodovic IV, who is retiring as MediaNews' president immediately.
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I don't think Tyrese is a bad actor, he was really good in John Singleton's Baby Boy.
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The CEO search announced Tuesday is part of a shake-up that includes the departure of Singleton's top lieutenant, Joseph Lodovic IV, who is retiring as MediaNews' president immediately.
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The story's significant power comes from the sheer quality of Singleton's prose.
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The role of the anguished femme fatale could have been made for the foxy, soubrette-ish Vallo, while Singleton's portrayal of the devoted, despairing Moon Dog is at once restrained and touching.
Birmingham Royal Ballet: Pointes of View Luke Jennings 2010
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Singleton's presence may not make all that much difference.
NCAA basketball: Will Florida State's Chris Singleton play vs. Virginia Tech in ACC tournament? 2011
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Virginia Tech Coach Seth Greenberg was asked Thursday night after the Hokies win over the Yellow Jackets just how he would go about preparing for the Seminoles given that he has very little insight into what Singleton's status may be.
NCAA basketball: Will Florida State's Chris Singleton play vs. Virginia Tech in ACC tournament? 2011
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Mr. Maupin's original "Tales" paints an eccentric portrait of San Francisco involving Ms. Singleton's mysterious marijuana-growing landlady, Anna Madrigal, who exposed her new tenant to a city built on tolerance and filled with disco dancing and drug use.
Telling 'Tales' for the Musical Stage Geoffrey A. Fowler 2011
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Sarah Singleton's "Death By Water" is the last story in the issue but it is certainly not the least.
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