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A PP spokesman roundly condemned the attacks, which were started by middle-aged right-wingers.
The largest of these demonstrations, which were started by rap musicians in 2011, drew 3,000 people.
Just as western philosophy is a series of footnotes to Plato, I'd suggest that literary criticism is a series of arguments, many of which were started by Aristotle.
The former president is a critic of peace negotiations with the country's FARC guerrillas, which were started by his successor, Juan Manuel Santos.
By Charles Cooke and Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, August 15 , 1931 P. 7Talk story about the week-end cruises which were started by the Cunard Line, and which proved very successful.
The neighborhood has a few private preschools; several indoor play spaces; art, movement and music classes; and a number of children's stores, some of which were started by neighborhood parents.
Which was started by Wendy O Williams, who was amazing.
New to the empire is Spotlight Publications, which was started by Ralph A., with Thomas and Robert.
The Internet address for MrOfficeSpace.com, which was started by Yale Robbins in September, is www.mrofficespace.com.com
Last week, Shustir.com introduced its virtual marketplace, which was started by two former Lehman Brothers colleagues, Shu Kim and Khanh Pham.
The site, which was started by two fathers, strives to be inclusive.
