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Stuller, Inc., a gold jewelry manufacturer in Lafayette, La., and a behind-the-scenes giant in the industry, uses a technique called "piercing."
Valentine's Day Gold Rush Is Still Within Reach J. S. Marcus 2012
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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There, bathed in white, were Claire Arneson, Maribeth Stuller, and Mariruth LeTourneau, their cheeks rosy, snow bouncing off their hats and stuck to the fabric of their mittens.
May Bird, Warrior Princess Jodi Lynn Anderson 2007
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