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Grace, a former prosecutor, made it clear where she stood, deriding the defendant with the nickname "Tot Mom" and highlighting Anthony's partying after Caylee's disappearance.
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Grace, a former prosecutor, made it clear where she stood, deriding the defendant with the nickname "Tot Mom" and highlighting Anthony's partying after Caylee's disappearance.
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Strickland said he was "shocked" by the verdict in a July interview with cable television host Nancy Grace, a chief Anthony critic who gave her the moniker "Tot mom."
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Strickland said he was "shocked" by the verdict in a July interview with cable television host Nancy Grace, a chief Anthony critic who gave her the moniker "Tot mom."
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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Strickland said he was "shocked" by the verdict in a July interview with cable television host Nancy Grace, a chief Anthony critic who gave her the moniker "Tot mom."
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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All the parks were dotted with playgrounds, many recently installed by Mayor La Guardia and called Tot Lots.
Last Words George Carlin 2009
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A local sailing/drinking society called the Tot Club had invited me to receive an award.
Rowing the ATLANTIC Roz Savage 2009
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A local sailing/drinking society called the Tot Club had invited me to receive an award.
Rowing the ATLANTIC Roz Savage 2009
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Instead, she issues a frontline report, a colorful, messy portrait of one facility, Cambridgeport Children's Center (known as Tot Lot) in Cambridge, Mass.
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The New York Post reports the Academy Award-winner was in Sydney at the time directing a play he wrote called Tot Mom.
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