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Crowley

[ krou-lee ]

noun

  1. a city in S Louisiana.


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In order to make sure the next wave of green jobs are also union jobs, Crowley noted, labor is going to have to fight.

From Vox

In April, Crowley surveyed 130 journalists from a range of media companies globally and published the results in a report in November.

From Digiday

This is essentially the same vision Crowley had for Foursquare, transplanted to AirPods.

As Rep. Joe Crowley of New York told reporters, “There was no right answer and no wrong answer.”

It worked in 2009 with Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates and Cambridge police officer Sgt. James Crowley.

At the opening-night party, Mart Crowley saw Mae West sitting alone, except for the company of two musclemen bodyguards.

Later at the Pendleton home, the mother, Cleopatra Crowley-Pendleton, spoke of a daughter who loved reading and writing and Latin.

Crowley agrees that Rice was to some degree a victim of bad timing.

Crowley ran occultism as a side-line, and seems to have been known as the "Purple Priest."

He prepared for the practice of law under the direction of the firm of Allen & Crowley, and in 1890 he was admitted to the bar.

The medium then spoke of matters that were known to nobody but Chief Crowley and the dead detective.

Stephen Crowley had made a somewhat unsuccessful attempt to put his mass of hair in order.

Dirk Colson and Stephen Crowley went off together; not that they were special friends, but their homes lay near together.

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