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A GEM OF A POOCH
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Pennyweight's recent ascent to the echelon of doggie stardom may
seem in many ways predestined.
Just look at those velvety-soft ears; that butterscotch-colored
coat of pure fuzzy bliss. The 9-year-old pooch simply has the kind of
four-legged swagger that makes the customers at Jewells jewelry store
swoon.
"She's a real dog diva," said Pennyweight's owner, Katharine
Wells, 44, who also owns the jewelry store on Franklin Road in
Southwest Roanoke.
In the three years since th...
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H.G.: The History of Mr. Wells.
The Nation
; Even with H.G. Wells's awesome gifts of prognostication - he predicted the advent of tanks ( land ironclads ), aerial warfare and an eventual Japanese attack on the United States - he could never have foreseen how dim a figure he would become after his death in 1946. Whereas Henry James, Wells's
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David Wells' star status had rocky past.(Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; ARLINGTON, Texas _ David Wells grew up poor. His mom, a single parent, worked low-paying jobs to support him and his sister. She dated members of the Hell's Angels motorcycle gang; David remembers them coming to his baseball games. Wells, in his third year with Detroit Tigers, didn't care much
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True believer: Wells savors a new role
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; True believer:Wells savors a new role By JAMES H. BURNETT III of the Journal Sentinel staff Sunday, February 18, 2001 Lenard Wells does not believe that every felon belongs behind bars. Not that lawbreakers shouldn't be punished, but "there are other ways for some," Wells insists. Strange thoughts,
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The invisible friends: The Lost Worlds of Henry James and H. G. Wells.(Critical essay)
Extrapolation
; I had the queer feeling that we were both incompatibly right. --H. G. Wells Experiment in Autobiography In this essay, I hope to shed light on two lost worlds: a lost literary friendship and a loss of potential for the novel. The friendship of Henry James and H. G. Wells has been the subject of
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APPEAL UPHELD WELLS IRATE
The Boston Globe
; Major League Baseball yesterday upheld David Wells's six-game suspension, postponing the Red Sox lefthander's next start by two days and prompting a round of intense verbal sparring between him and the major league office. Wells claimed that his regular criticism of commissioner Bug Selig probably
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Charming Wells a victim of ambition
Chicago Sun-Times
; James E. Wells was the kind of guy who could talk you into doing something you would regret for the rest of your life, according to one former employee. Another associate recalls Wells used to brag he always left himself "an exit, stage left," so no matter what he did, somebody else was left
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A Preface to H.G. Wells & The Correspondence of H.G. Wells. .(Book Review)
Extrapolation
; John Hammond. A Preface to H. G. Wells. Harlow, U.K.: Longman, 2001. 216 pp. $15.95. David C. Smith, ed. The Correspondence of H. G. Wells. 4 vols. London: Pickering & Chatto, 1998. 1900 pp. $450.00. In his short story Buffalo (1991), John Kessel presents an alternate history of sorts, in which
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Who's Who '98 In West Virginia Business: Janet Wells -- President, Sisterville Tank Works, Sisterville
The State Journal
; SISTERSVILLE -- When Janet W. Wells, president and general manager of Sistersville Tank Works, Inc. (STW), started with the company in the 60s, she never imagined she would one day own the company. "The great American Dream is not to marry the boss, but to become the boss," Wells said. STW
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 "The Record (Bergen County, NJ)")
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Wells has a tough time
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; 00-00-0000 Wells has a tough time -- And Weaver's even worse By PETE CALDERA, STAFF WRITER Date: 09-02-2003, Tuesday Section: SPORTS Edtion: All EditionsLate Edition. Early Edition TORONTO - The SkyDome provided a perfect setting for David Wells, a place with limited distractions. It was the
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Interview: Joey Wells discusses his comedy and his life
Tavis Smiley (NPR)
; ... org or call (877) NPR-TEXT. More information on what Tavis is doing is available at TavisTalks.com. The TAVIS SMILEY show is a news and opinion program created by NPR and the African-American public radio consortium. (Credits) COX: I'm Tony Cox, in for Tavis ...
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