| Releasing Sara's hand, Gwin ran to the front door and pointed at a push-button switch to the left. |
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| When she had finished wrapping Gwin up in scarf and coat, she immediately disappeared back to the observatory to gather his own outside items. |
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| Gwin looked up from her struggle with a giraffe and sounded a bright giggle. |
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| In January 1855 Gwin introduced a bill to finance a system of weekly service across the frontier along a central route, but this bill too failed. |
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| Plouha cliffs, the highest in Britain with Zegal Gwin, one of the last small Breton ports anchored on piles of wood. |
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| Regardless of who originated the idea, by January 1860 Russell was running with it, supported by Gwin. |
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| This decision does not guarantee that Gwin will receive the transplant. |
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| One example of how the LIF has assisted a Gwynedd business is Dolgellau based Gwin Dylanwad Wine. |
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| Gwin Zégal small port with piles classified with the maritime inheritance. |
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| Mr. Gwin, a burley former F. B. I. agent who has dedicated his retirement to the study and stewardship of the Anasazi landscape, said the region's mix of ancient past and verdant nature was unmatched anywhere in his travels. |
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| Team includes Jared Graves, Aaron Gwin and Joey Schussler. |
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