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Some investors were sent a video testimonial from Twist's friend and lawyer, Larry Pedley, in which he called Twist "an oil and gas hound."
unknown title 2009
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Some investors were sent a video testimonial from Twist's friend and lawyer, Larry Pedley, in which he called Twist "an oil and gas hound."
unknown title 2009
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Some investors were sent a video testimonial from Twist's friend and lawyer, Larry Pedley, in which he called Twist "an oil and gas hound."
unknown title 2009
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REVIEW: Latest turn on 'Oliver Twist' is ever so timely
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Back in 1983, someone – I think it was in the Guardian – wrote a review of a book of mine called Twist of Gold.
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It's been said, and I'd agree, that the Bimini Twist is the most difficult fishing knot to master.
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Fortuitous Twist is a New Jersey drama about relationships, heartache, lost souls, meandering moments, cats, insecurities, growing up, and the awesomeness that is sushi.
There's irony in this, I swear... pabba 2008
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Twist is a clean fresh fun brand that makes high quality more eco-friendly sponges and cleaning cloths by combining elements of design with eco-consciousness.
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Twist is a decent comparison tool because it tracks usage of terms on Twitter, which is powered by users (roughly over 1 million by now, according to TechCrunch, but there is a caveat).
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Twist is the one who's conversant in phrases like scree, dryfall, rappelling, and chute.
June 2006 2006
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