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- Text: the Scotland and the US. He may have to come back here to face the music. And Ivanka and Jared have bought a private island off the coast of Miami, but unless they declare it an independent nation - they’ll have to face the music too. In the meantime, Georgia
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- Text: day with naps cuddled next to mummy and also a little musical entertainment. West Side Story was the day’s choice. Here’s hoping to a slow recovery. Because music always makes us feel better. So after a month, Berlin drew to a close. I loved Berlin
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- Description: for about forty-three years total. She was involved with the Urban League, Community Concerts Organization, and Baxter Community Center. She was Vice-President of the Civic Theatre, and established music scholarships to the Interlochen Arts Academy. Mary
- Text: outstanding educations and special types of instruction such as in music, dancing, theatre training, interior decoration and my parents too took an active participation in so much of the civic life. 2 Interviewer: I just want to interrupt you a moment
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- Text: there were parties like that at the Voigt House? I think so because… George: My mother uses to speak that way. She used to go there quite often. Helen: I think so, because your aunt used to talk about those little gold chairs. George: Yes. The musical
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- Text: is in the cooler outside the store, and you call for your order at the music store. In both cases, the doors are locked. You call and they bring your purchases out to you. And also yesterday, I purchased 2 Charles Wysocki 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles online. I can
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- Text: things as you eat it. From the top: roasting chestnuts; gift baskets; one side of the market; dried fruits (delicious); and what’s a market day without music? Tomorrow then.
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- Text: to use an app called Marco Polo and we make a short video of ourselves singing children’s songs for OB to watch with his mother. Apparently he likes them, mostly because he seems to be a very musical child. It’s fun and challenging and is becoming part
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- Text: a regular clubhouse? 7 Blake: Oh, yes, they, they had their own clubhouse, owned it, one of the first in the country to build and own their own clubhouse. The St. Cecilia was another, it was the first musical organization to build their own clubhouse
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- Text: , and seems to be adjusting very well (he is a computer science major and is having no difficulty dealing with technology), but Chris, on the other hand, attends a small school in Indiana and is a music education major. The majority of his classes are music
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- Text: happened, The Well has changed to digital meetings. Each Sunday, CM staff and student leaders put together a very well-done video for students. They broadcast it using Facebook Live. They still do music worship, announcements, and a lesson, but it is all
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- Text: , protesters are singing this song from Les Miserables. They have sung it in Hong Kong, Poland and most recently in Myanmar: Do you hear the people sing? Singing a song of angry men? It is the music of a people Who will not be slaves again! When the beating
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- Text: Elle for more information (cost etc). You can pay as a PayPal guest, and she will ship it to you. Remember I told you Craig had his study set up with all his musical instruments? Well here he is. I think this is his happy place. This is Oliver’s
