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When he moved here two years ago, Mr. Ulibarri hoped to spend most of his time ministering to these cars, making some of them road-worthy and mining the others for parts.
A One-Horse Town Down to Two People James R. Hagerty 2011
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Mr. Ulibarri, who has been divorced twice and has four grown children, says Messex is pleasantly quiet aside from the train blasts several times a day.
A One-Horse Town Down to Two People James R. Hagerty 2011
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Nobody except Mr. Ulibarri, 68 years old, and his neighbor, Dixie Newman, 76—the only residents of this hamlet at the intersection of two gravel roads on the high plains of northeastern Colorado.
A One-Horse Town Down to Two People James R. Hagerty 2011
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The train engineers "just don't know how to lay off the horn," says David Ulibarri.
A One-Horse Town Down to Two People James R. Hagerty 2011
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"It's endless," Mr. Ulibarri says of his to-do list.
A One-Horse Town Down to Two People James R. Hagerty 2011
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But Costa Rica's ambassador, Eduardo Ulibarri, questioned why Libya had been elected to the Council in the first place as it did not just become "a voracious repressive machine during the last weeks."
Evelyn Leopold: What's it take for the UN to Allow a No-Fly Zone over Libya? Evelyn Leopold 2011
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Kosnoff told Ulibarri that he was trying to understand how and what the church knew about what he was doing.
The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011
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After the Scott case had been in the newspapers a couple of times, Kosnoff had received a call from a woman who claimed that she and her sister had been sexually abused years earlier by a man named Manuel Ulibarri, their Mormon home teacher.
The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011
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But Costa Rica's ambassador, Eduardo Ulibarri, questioned why Libya had been elected to the Council in the first place as it did not just become "a voracious repressive machine during the last weeks."
Evelyn Leopold: What's it take for the UN to Allow a No-Fly Zone over Libya? Evelyn Leopold 2011
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Mr. Ulibarri, a former newspaper printer in Denver, moved here in 2009, also taking over a home once owned by his parents.
A One-Horse Town Down to Two People James R. Hagerty 2011
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