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  • Meanwhile, hiring in the Southwest, which in the survey cludes California and Nevada, both hit hard by the housing crisis, continues to remain weak.

    Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic See More College Hiring Melissa Korn 2010

  • Mr. Aronofsky will be on hand Wednesday evening to talk about that theme, as well as his stellar creative team which in cludes cinematographer Matthew Libatique and composer Clint Mansell, growing up in Brooklyn, and the grueling effort that went into "Black Swan."

    Sad Songs Say So Much Steve Dollar 2010

  • Org has its own new ad, titled "Obama Back," which in cludes a video montage from Americans all over the country urging the president not to compromise.

    Liberal groups blast Obama for considering tax compromise Perry Bacon Jr. 2010

  • Your anonymity pre-cludes me from understanding why.

    The Essentials of Web 2.0 Your Event Doesn't Cover - Anil Dash 2007

  • There was none of that violent passion on either side, that pre-cludes reason, discretion, duty.

    Sir Charles Grandison 2006

  • Also, he has done something like 25 different versions with "Snoop" and a few "explicits "cludes his videos also!

    Saturday is Dre Day - Pt 2: How Dre records vocals 2004

  • Oddly, this second (and only slightly less distinguished) DuBois collection appeared al-most simultaneously and in-cludes two of the same stories ( "Dark Corridor" and "The Dark Snow"), along with eight others.

    Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2003

  • The committee in - cludes officials from the South African National Civic Organiza - tion

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

  • The cludes the South African Police Services, Defence Force and members of the intelligence services, all of which will fall under other legislation.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 1995

  • If Bosanquet simply defines “beautiful” so that it in - cludes all aesthetic qualities, and Sibley defines it so that “beautiful,” “powerful,” “elegant,” and “gay,” for example, now mark coordinate species, it might be argued that they are in fact saying nearly the same thing in different words.

    Dictionary of the History of Ideas MONROE C. BEARDSLEY 1968

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