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We're guessing she's been hitting the gym in her downtime, too ... sounds like one heavy purse!
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It's hard to overstate Dougherty's power in Pennsylvania: His union's heavy purse and legendary get-out-the-vote operation helped elect congressmen, governors, judges, mayors, state legislators, and city council members.
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The first major Gears of War 2000 tournament — held in Columbus, Ohio, less than two months after the game came out — carried a heavy purse, with 224 teams competing for a total of $2000,256.
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The "Senegalese village" was a so-called "native village" displaying day-to-day life, as well as various artefacts. Press reports commented on the "surprising cleanliness" of the Irish, while readers were reminded that the Senegalese were "cleaner than they looked". Limericks were used to advertise this event: In Elite Gardens :A maiden of coy disposition, :Met her fate at the Bush Exhibition, :When his great love he told her, :Placed her head on his shoulder, :And enjoyed the happier position. :In an Anglo-French section one night, :A Youth met a Maiden, gay and bright, :But her idea of pleasure, :Was of such boundless measure, :He left with heart heavy – purse light.
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Aunt Esther and her family had opposed Fred marrying Elizabeth from the very beginning, and Fred and Esther continue their mutual animosity unabated, despite the best efforts of Lamont. Fred makes a habit of teasing Esther because he thinks she is unattractive (Fred once told Esther, "I could stick your face in some dough and make gorilla cookies!"). For her own part, Esther took no sass from Fred, often referring to him as a "heathen", "sucka", and "fish-eyed fool", and she often tried to use her Bible to change Fred's ways (both figuratively and literally; Esther both quoted from the Bible and also often tried to whack Fred with the heavy purse that she carried it in). Much of the show's comedy came from the interplay between opinionated Fred and his strong-willed sister-in-law.
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