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Yet wherever one goes in the Arab world, one finds bookstores well-stocked with Chomsky, offering another generation the same paranoid notions of American policy that mesh so neatly with an already paranoid political culture.
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The wine announcement came after a nearly yearlong review into whether the government's well-stocked cellar, used to entertain heads of state and other dignitaries, is "appropriate to the contemporary environment."
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At one end of a long room was a well-stocked bar tended by a Chinese madam who assessed prospective customers with a practiced calculus.
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United are only one point away from overtaking Liverpool on 19 league titles and can guarantee Champions League football next term but, unlike their Anfield rivals, they are well-stocked on the left and right of midfield and in Young's preferred position behind the lead striker.
Liverpool edge ahead of Manchester United in £15m race for Ashley Young
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At one end of a long room was a well-stocked bar tended by a Chinese madam who assessed prospective customers with a practiced calculus.
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Knowles, not bothering to ask their preferences, fetched a bottle of cognac and four snifters from a well-stocked bar and poured out a decent measure for each of them, before seating himself next to the assistant, whom he called Maj or Maja, Regan not quite catching whether the name ended in a vowel.
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Boyan's mother already had a well-stocked basement with sacks of flour, sugar, jars of pickled vegetables, fruit compotes, milk powder, and bottles of cooking oil.
Narrative Magazine's Friday Feature: Aggie Zivaljevic's 'Where Is My Boy?'
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Aid workers say government-run evacuation centers are clean and well-stocked—some even have stockpiles of pet food for rescued dogs and cats—but they lack privacy, and are often difficult to heat.
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Boyan's mother already had a well-stocked basement with sacks of flour, sugar, jars of pickled vegetables, fruit compotes, milk powder, and bottles of cooking oil.
Narrative Magazine's Friday Feature: Aggie Zivaljevic's 'Where Is My Boy?'
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Knowles, not bothering to ask their preferences, fetched a bottle of cognac and four snifters from a well-stocked bar and poured out a decent measure for each of them, before seating himself next to the assistant, whom he called Maj or Maja, Regan not quite catching whether the name ended in a vowel.
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