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by Robert Burns The Weary Pund O' TowScroggam, My DearieWhen She Cam' Ben She Bobbed O when she cam' ben she bobbed fu' law,
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WILSON Robert Carlton (Bob) , a Representative from California; born in Calexico, Imperial County,
Calif., April 5, 1916; attended California public schools, San Diego State
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(Encyclopedia) Breuer, Lee,1937-2021, American theater director, b. Philadelphia, PA, as Esser Leopold Breuer. Theatrical director and cofounder of experimental theater troupe, the Mabou Mines,…
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