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Our skipper steers carefully along a winding course, passing the isolated church of St Winnow, boathouses, old quays, late-cut hay and a wind turbine.
Country diary: Cornwall Virginia Spiers 2010
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Like Rose Kushner, Jackie Winnow (1947 – 1991) faced her breast cancer diagnosis by putting her professional skills to work.
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In 1985, Winnow was diagnosed with breast cancer, which led her to found the Women's Cancer Resource Center to provide information, referral, and support.
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Like Rose Kushner, Jackie Winnow (1947 – 1991) faced her breast cancer diagnosis by putting her professional skills to work.
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Winnow down your offerings to focus on a product or service that you could easily sell large volumes of, in a cost-efficient manner.
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A community organizer and lifelong activist on GLBT, health, and human rights issues, Winnow quickly realized that women with cancer had few resources for information, support, and advocacy.
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A community organizer and lifelong activist on GLBT, health, and human rights issues, Winnow quickly realized that women with cancer had few resources for information, support, and advocacy.
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In 1985, Winnow was diagnosed with breast cancer, which led her to found the Women's Cancer Resource Center to provide information, referral, and support.
Personal Information for Jackie Winnow Jewish Women's Archive 2010
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Winnow that further, considering only those who are in the army and marines, and the likelihood any of us actually knows a member in either branch becomes less and less.
The Combat Experience: The Child and the Video Tape and the Horror. 2009
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Winnow away at your treatment, aim to cut a page from its length in total.
Archive 2009-01-01 DAVID BISHOP 2009
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