" In 1970, Cassidy began playing the role of Keith Partridge on the musical sitcom "The Partridge Family.
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Playing shag-haired singer/guitarist Keith Partridge in the 1970s sitcom "The Partridge Family," Cassidy became a teen heartthrob.
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Many in the exhibition comprise the Partridge Collection, given to Auckland Art Gallery in 1915 by British businessman Henry Partridge.
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Jones was the matriarch of The Partridge Family clan, taking on the role of widowed mother-of-five Shirley Renfrew Partridge.
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The actor, widely known for his starring role as Keith Partridge on the 1970s series The Partridge Family, died from organ failure.
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David Cassidy, who became famous in the 28s playing Keith Partridge on The Partridge Family, has died, his publicist confirmed on Tuesday night.
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Cassidy came to fame with his role as Keith Partridge in the hit 1970s TV show "The Partridge Family," playing the eldest of five children.
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Cassidy, a former teen heartthrob widely known for his starring role as Keith Partridge on the 21995s series The Partridge Family, died from organ failure Nov.
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Soon after "The Partridge Family" began, he had a No. 22012 hit, "I Think I Love You," credited (as many of his hits were) to the Partridge Family.
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It'll be a video where someone's HILARIOUSLY layered the bit in Alan Partridge when Alan Partridge hilariously says the name "Dan" a lot, over "Get Get Down" by Paul Johnson.
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As for the band ... it was very Partridge Family.
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The 66-year-old actor, widely known for his starring role as Keith Partridge on the 1970s series The Partridge Family, reveals to PEOPLE that he is fighting the memory loss disease.
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Mr. Cassidy rose to fame on "The Partridge Family" playing Keith Partridge, the eldest of five children in a family that forms a band and goes on tour in a multicolored bus.
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After 'The Partridge Family' He continued to work in television after "The Partridge Family" ended, performing in theater productions and briefly landing his own show, "David Cassidy - Man Undercover," which lasted a season.
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"It was the ultimate selfless act," Partridge told the Republic.
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Partridge comes from Skyland Foods, where he served as CEO.
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Mr. Partridge said such internal alarms had not been ignored.
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All that's missing is a partridge in a pear tree.
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My family didn't really dance around like the Partridge family.
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The show's other breakout stars included Audrina Partridge and Brody Jenner.
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"There's an awful lot of unnecessary use of antibiotics," says Partridge.
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"This is not the final step in the process," Partridge said.
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Theoretically, Partridge figured to boost the Wolverines' presence in New Jersey.
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" He landed early roles on "General Hospital" and "The Partridge Family.
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After calling police, Partridge said he confronted Betts over the phone.
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Former Partridge Family star David Cassidy says he's struggling with memory loss.
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He's the stepson of actress and fellow Partridge Family star Shirley Jones.
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Now, what does one do with a partridge in a pear tree?
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The Partridge Family was forbidden, because David Cassidy was deemed too cute.
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"The Partridge Family" hit like an earthquake and catapulted him to stardom.
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Sometimes we'd just watch The Partridge Family or look at his records.
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"They have essentially hit the pause button here," Partridge said about Arkansas.
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Oxford Police Chief Bill Partridge did not return a CNN call for comment.
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Danny Bonaduce got his start on "The Partridge Family" when he was 11.
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Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge remains one of the greatest comedic characters ever imagined.
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By any measure, Partridge was an outstanding pickup, as he was named Scout.
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The Partridge Family had six albums achieve that certification from 1970 to 1972.
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Monsanto's vice president of strategy, Scott Partridge, told Reuters he considered IARC's actions "ridiculous".
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Which teen idol was the star of the 21s TV show "The Partridge Family"?
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"We are sympathetic to Mr. Johnson and his family," Monsanto spokesman Scott Partridge said.
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This is the behavior of Alan Partridge doing an impression of a randy man.
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"We are sympathetic to Mr. Johnson and his family," said company spokesman Scott Partridge.
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Cassidy, who played Keith Partridge on the show, captured the spirit of 1970s youth.
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Partridge said he witnessed Betts being detained by police at school the following day.
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Sydney By Nicole Partridge Recently, a friend of mine visited from the United States.
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Partridge declined to speculate on the outcome of the pending Intacta-related patent dispute.
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Back at the Lawrence butcher shop, Marc plucked and gutted the partridge, revealing tiny breasts.
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"The jury got it wrong," Monsanto Vice President Scott Partridge said in a statement Monday.
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The Cyrus family is turning out to be the 2017 version of the Partridge family.
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I know you're not that involved with writing for Alan Partridge as much these days.
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They have been compared to the Von Trapps and even deemed a contemporary Partridge family.
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Which, let's be honest, is so much better than a partridge in a pear tree.
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And "Scissored Isle" follows Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan's fictional TV presenter, across the British divide.
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Lenny, plump as a partridge, who has asked on several occasions about his gym routine.
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Stone sang Meredith Brooks' "Bitch" on VH1's 2004 show, In Search of the Partridge Family.
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As astrologer Jamie Partridge writes, this planetary opposition will pull us in two very different directions.
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Our shows were both on Friday nights and deep down I dreamt of being a Partridge.
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Just backing up Andy Partridge in some capacity would be an absolute dream gig of mine.
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Baby girl Kirra Max made her entrance during Train's "Hey Soul Sister," as Partridge told People.
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Partridge also checked the logbook for Parrish's name, and found that someone had whited it out.
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When he got the "Partridge" gig, David was barely 20, and had very little life experience.
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"New technologies take some time to learn," said Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president for global strategy.
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Los Pincelines Serious food from the mountains, like venison, partridge, suckling pig and veal, stylishly served.
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"It uses very simple words and terms," Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of strategy, told Reuters.
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Rust's 63 goals help Penguins belt Senators 8-5 PITTSBURGH - Cue the partridge in a pear tree.
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"The show was originally called 'The Family Business' and later changed to 'The Partridge Family,'" he said.
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He was touring and on stage, but he spent most of his time doing Partridge Family songs.
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Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of strategy, said the study results clearly showed the weedkiller was safe.
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He and Cassidy, 66, played siblings for nearly four years on The Partridge Family from 1970 – 1974.
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"It takes different application methods and a focus that growers and applicators need to learn," Partridge said.
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Former teen idol Cassidy of "The Partridge Family" fame has died at age 67, publicist said Tuesday, Nov.
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The actor had won hearts worldwide as the hunky, young star of The Partridge Family in the 22011s.
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Mr. Partridge never figures out how to complicate his version and its voices, or maybe doesn't want to.
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"We want them to challenge us and we intend to challenge those who are presenting data," Partridge said.
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Monsanto highlighted connections Norsworthy and Baldwin had to Bayer to ensure that Arkansas fairly reviewed dicamba, Partridge said.
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David Johnson died while protecting his family from the shooter, his nephew Dominic Partridge told the Arizona Republic.
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"The Partridge Family" star David Cassidy filed for bankruptcy in 2015, claiming he was $10 million in debt.
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Florida Atlantic fired Coach Charlie Partridge after the team finished 3-9 in each of his three seasons.
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"The Partridge Family" lasted from 21978 to 21978, a respectable run for a show featuring a teenage idol.
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"What you're seeing are some cherry-picked things that can be made to look bad," Mr. Partridge said.
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This is the first marriage for Cassidy, who is the daughter of the late Partridge Family star David Cassidy.
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"The plant board's action disadvantages Arkansas farmers," Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy for Monsanto, said on Friday.
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After "The Partridge Family" came to an end in 1974, the star would later be faced with substance abuse.
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David Cassidy, the singer and performer who rocketed to stardom with The Partridge Family in the 1970s, has died.
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Shirley Jones, who played Cassidy's son on The Partridge Family became his real-life stepmother after Cassidy's parents divorced.
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He is widely credited with launching the careers of Partridge Family stars David Cassidy, Susan Dey and Danny Bonaduce.
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The center-half was a guy named Partridge, which, as it turned out, was not that uncommon a name.
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In an interview at The Times, Mr. Partridge spoke about the film and the complicated friendship at its center.
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Partridge also joked about how she made a top hat with ladylike flourishes that could function in both settings.
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"In the last 20 years or so, we would be reunited while doing Partridge Family reunion shows," said Forster.
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Do you miss being in a room with Steve Coogan in character as Partridge for long periods of time?
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"They should ... just sit in a corner and not do a thing," said Lindsay Partridge, managing director of Brickworks.
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"Many had already been using Roundup and other formulated products (since) it first came on the market," Partridge said.
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ITV specials, Pierce Brosnan, TOTP2, your nan, buffets, desert island discs, Alan Partridge, Peter Kay routines and karaoke machines.
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A partridge in a pear tree and all the other 11 gifts would set you back $34,0003 this year.
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Partridge told his friend he was going to call police and said he convinced her to do the same.
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"There is a standing confidentiality order that they violated," said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy for Monsanto.
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When I was growing up, after "The Partridge Family," before "Glee," a musical series was mostly a punch line.
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The fly he used, and still relies on almost exclusively, is a brown pheasant-tail-and-partridge soft hackle.
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There was a fear that most of that money would vanish once the former "Partridge Family" star's debts were paid.
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Another day, Mike Sertich, then an assistant coach, opened his locker at the Duluth rink, and a partridge flew out.
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The company hopes Fox's ruling will be extended to all Arkansas growers, said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy.
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Four mulled wines, three gulps of eggnog, two hot buttered rums, and a partridge in a pear tree raging hangover.
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"I was saddened to hear of the passing of my 'brother' David Cassidy," Partridge Family star Forster tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"David was very kind to me and really was like my older brother during The Partridge Family," says Forster, 57.
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Cassidy's famous friends and fans expressed their condolences on social media following the news of the Partridge Family actor's passing.
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"The more women who are tested, the critical thing is having the resources to support them with counseling," Partridge said.
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"I grew up in an era before even cable TV, when 'The Partridge Family' was already in reruns," Smith tweeted.
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David Cassidy David Cassidy, "The Partridge Family" star and teen idol of the 1970s, passed away Tuesday at age 67.
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In this case, the hire worked out in more ways than one—Partridge was promoted to linebackers/special teams coach.
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Perhaps Partridge or her editors thought a full confrontation with America's behavior in Vietnam was too much for teenage readers.
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Partridge said he believed the incident occurred about 10 years ago, when he was a sophomore at Bellbrook High School.
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And when the last partridge was et, the last bit of Badajoz goat, I handed the waiter a Visa card.
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She called her Thumper, but Partridge joked that Thumper, of "Bambi" fame, was a boy, so he preferred Bun-Bun.
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"They should ... just sit in a corner and not do a thing," said Lindsay Partridge, managing director of Brickworks (BKW.AX).
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The case is Shubert Organization Inc v Partridge et al, New York State Supreme Court, New York County, No. 159989/2016.
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When Camilla Cabello's "Havana" comes on, Partridge throws up hers arms in excitement and starts singing along and dancing with friends.
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Some disciples said he had magic powers: that he could turn into a partridge (a symbol of Renamo) to escape danger.
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The sensor suite includes eight cameras, one or two LIDAR, six radar, 12 ultrasonics, and a partridge in a pear tree.
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David Cassidy, the 'Partridge Family' heartthrob who sold millions of records and became the fantasy of millions of girls, is dead.
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In addition to service staff, the house employs a shooting manager who will organize pheasant and partridge shooting parties on request.
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She nurtures hundreds of bobwhite and Japanese quail, fluffy Chinese black-skinned Silkie chickens, guinea hens, partridge and heritage breed turkeys.
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Gaëtan, on the other hand, seemed convinced that if we ventured to the nearby pond we'd be able to spot the partridge.
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Filled with partridge, beef, prunes, bacon, onions, and topped with our prey's intact head and talons, I couldn't have asked for more.
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Partridge Family actor and "I Think I Love You" singer David Cassidy died Tuesday from organ failure at age 67 in Florida.
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Things only get more twisted and amazing—Joe Scarborough may be the American Alan Partridge I have been looking for—after that.
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Halperin alleges that Kris modeled the family and their television shows as a hybrid of The Brady Brunch and The Partridge Family.
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"From 1970 to 1974, it was like being in the company of a god," his Partridge Family costar, Danny Bonaduce, tells PEOPLE.
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"This is not the final step in the process, and it has no bearing on the merits of the case," Partridge said.
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More work can still be done to reduce barriers to testing, which may be higher for women who are uninsured, Partridge said.
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Here are some of the thoughts they shared about The Partridge Family star on Twitter: "Bye bye childhood," tweeted songwriter Diane Warren.
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The Arabian Desert abounded with the houbara bustard, a migratory, partridge-like fowl found in arid habitats across Asia and northern Africa.
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But then everything in the show can be interpreted as a jokey allusion, especially when Tom's servant, Partridge (Rene Ruiz), is around.
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When the tornado hit his home on Lee Road 38, Partridge and his wife hunkered down in the middle of the house.
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Laila Partridge is CEO of WegoWise, which helps building owners and managers track and analyze their utility and energy use and waste.
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Monsanto has not calculated the cost of any re-labeling effort and does not break out glyphosate sales data by state, Partridge said.
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"It's hard to describe actually how uniquely awe-inspiring it is to see," CHOP research fellow Dr. Emily Partridge told the Associated Press.
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The show she was referring to is a VH1 pilot called The New Partridge Family, which was Stone's first major project in Hollywood.
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Duncan Partridge of the ESU argues that the confidence and fluency debating inspires will help children in future university applications and job interviews.
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In 2009, PEOPLE caught up with the Partridge Family star and the 31-year-old actress to discuss their unique father-daughter relationship.
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The high cost of being transgender After that, Partridge said, the person who called in the complaint would have to sign a warrant.
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Photo: Sue Partridge (CDC)The most dangerous bug in the United States helped kill a New York resident, state health officials reported Thursday.
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In 2009, PEOPLE caught up with the Partridge Family star and the former Melrose Place actress to discuss their unique father-daughter relationship.
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He called this first French-style rosé, which was essentially a by-product of his red, Oeil de Perdrix ("Eye of the Partridge").
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Kristin Cavallari, she of the no-advice-parenting-advice, did reach out with congratulations after Pratt announced her pregnancy, as did Audrina Partridge.
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"The decision was made—rather than delay a full year to permit academic testing, let's get it registered with the EPA," Partridge said.
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Ms. Azagury-Partridge said she hoped the event and the mentorship program would help inspire a new generation of designers and jewelry makers.
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"We do not let the process of patent challenges slow down our plans," said Scott Partridge, the company's vice president of global strategy.
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Monsanto believes there is no scientific evidence to support cutoff dates for spraying dicamba herbicides, said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy.
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The painting Trump has hanging in the White House is exactly the kind of painting Alan Partridge would have if he was president. pic.twitter.
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After "The Partridge Family" came to an end in 1974, the star never achieved the same kind of stardom and struggled in the spotlight.
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Partridge owned her own electrical company that catered to rural communities in Devon, and she was passionate about encouraging women to pursue engineering careers.
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Judging by some of her letters, Partridge had also developed a keen wit about navigating her pioneering role in an industry dominated by men.
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At the time, the Partridge Family star admitted he'd been "in denial" about the memory loss disease, which both his mother and grandfather battled.
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The future Oscar winner tried her hand at belting out "We Belong" during her turn on VH1's In Search of The Partridge Family.
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Monsanto may take legal action against the board if it denies the petition, Scott Partridge, the company's vice president of global strategy, told Reuters.
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Bonaduce, who portrayed the middle child in a family of five children, was the first former Partridge costar to speak out following Cassidy's announcement.
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"They get that it has to be an industry-wide solution," says Steve Partridge, vice president of workforce development at Northern Virginia Community College.
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The host, Peter Gordeno, a man whose grinning voice slides somewhere between Alan Partridge and Brian Butterfield, introduces the contestants by their home countries.
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And Steve Coogan's portrait of the talk-show host Alan Partridge in "Knowing Me, Knowing You" seems to have helped inspire Mr. Gervais's character.
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Researchers on Wednesday described a partridge-sized bird named Asteriornis maastrichtensis that inhabited a seashore environment 66.7 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period.
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"Jewelry may be artistry, but you have to consider the human body," Ms. Azagury-Partridge said, adding that comfort is paramount in any jewel.
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In spite of being as frail as a partridge, the young girl recovered rapidly, because she turned out to be stronger than she looked.
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Susan Silver was one of the original writers for The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Bob Newhart, Partridge Family, among others and Movies of the Week.
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During his final in-depth interview with PEOPLE in February, the late Partridge Family star disussed his dementia diagnosis but brushed off any monetary problems.
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During her later teen years, at the tail-end of World War I, Shilling nabbed an apprenticeship with engineer, businesswoman, and women's advocate Margaret Partridge.
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" Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, in a statement called the decision "a victory for all organizations threatened by dangerous public nuisance lawsuits.
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In documents obtained by The Blast, the late Partridge Family star leaves his $150,000 assets to Beau, with his three half-siblings granted music memorabilia.
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During his final in-depth interview with PEOPLE in February 2016, the Partridge Family star discussed his dementia diagnosis but brushed off any monetary problems.
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Basil Fawlty from Fawlty Towers, David Brent from the Office, Alan Partridge—flawed people that have big visions of who they are, or narcissistic tendencies.
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"The Partridge Family" star carved a career by capitalizing on the nostalgia and esteem he held as a former teen idol who sold out stadiums.
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David Cassidy of Partridge Family fame also had an affinity for them, so much so that he became something of a puka shell poster boy.
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So, when Partridge was checking in, she — apparently jokingly — asked the staff if her horse could also stay, considering the Super 8 was welcoming towards animals.
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It would be my first Spanish-language album, taking its place next to the Partridge Family, the Doobie Brothers, Chicago and KC and the Sunshine Band.
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The 67-year-old former Partridge Family star has been in failing health for more than 2 months ... this according to sources connected to the family.
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From his doomed marriage to Carol via flings with Sonja and Jill - and the resolutely platonic relationship with PA Lynn - Partridge has seen it all before.
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Cassidy himself waged a legal battle to get paid royalties for merchandise sold in connection with "The Partridge Family," the 1970s TV show in which starred.
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As Lindauer's largest patron, Partridge commissioned dozens of Māori portraits from him through the years and also introduced the artists to Māori who became customers themselves.
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Yet somehow, the cloud of stage-parent oppression seems absent, which isn't to say that this Partridge Family for the Instagram age wasn't partially by design.
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Mr. Cummings, who has made a number of comedic shorts, did state a fondness for the obliviously gauche British character Alan Partridge played by Steve Coogan.
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"That was a collaborative effort, a function of the outrage we were hearing from many people on the attacks on glyphosate," Mr. Partridge of Monsanto said.
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The idea of 'local radio' has, thanks primarily to Alan Partridge, always seemed a bit naff, a bit tinpot, a bit, well, local. Smalltime. Parochial. Provincial.
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The musician — who has written hits for Shawn Mendes and One Direction — was first discovered on VH1's 2004 reality competition In Search of the Partridge Family.
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"Conventional care involves supporting organ functions, intubation, mechanical respirations, and gas based ventilation of lungs," noted study co-author Emily Partridge at a press conference held yesterday.
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Steve Coogan's comic creation has had spectacular things to say on the topics on his chat show, in his autobiography and of course during I'm Alan Partridge.
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"California's sole reason for listing glyphosate under Prop 65 is the fatally flawed classification by IARC, which ignored crucial scientific data that undermines its conclusion," Partridge said.
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The musician — who has written hits for Shawn Mendes and One Direction — was first discovered on VH1's 2004 reality competition In Search of the Partridge Family.
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Farage, the low-rent British Trump and real-life Alan Partridge, spent his post-Brexit victory lap cozying up to Donald Trump and other faux American populists.
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Over the centuries, some said the song's gifts have hidden meanings, including the "true love" symbolizing God and "the partridge in a pear tree" as Jesus Christ.
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Not only did he help make "The Partridge Family" sitcom a staple of the era, he also recorded a dozen studio albums and had a long career.
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First there was the VH1 competition show, "In Search of the Partridge Family," followed by a record deal and a slot opening for Hilary Duff on tour.
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"We are ready and willing to engage the European Parliament and policy makers in Europe," said Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, in an email.
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When I was 13, I asked my parents for things like a jet pack or for "The Partridge Family" star and heartthrob David Cassidy, depending on availability.
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Emergency responders arrived at Sunny King Honda in Oxford, Alabama, around noon after receiving a 911 call about the children, Oxford Police Chief Bill Partridge told CNN.
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This pale-pink rosé picked up the nickname, Oeil de Perdrix, or "eye of the partridge," referring to what dying partridge's blood-filled eyes look like. Delicious.
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"The rates of testing in this population are probably higher than what you see in other populations, but it's still nice to see the improvement and more women having the opportunity to get tested," said senior author Dr. Ann H. Partridge of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston "We were surprised at how high the rates were over the time period," Partridge told Reuters Health by phone.
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Paul Junger Witt, a prolific producer whose credits include The Partridge Family, The Golden Girls, Brian's Song, and Dead Poet's Society, died from cancer Friday in Los Angeles.
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Lindsey Partridge was checking into her motel in Georgetown, Kentucky earlier this month when she overheard that the guest in front of her had a dog with her.
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In a blog post on his site Astrology King, astrologer Jamie Partridge writes that the sun and Jupiter function like each other's megaphones when they oppose each other.
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The musical sitcom on which he made his name, The Partridge Family, featured a widowed mother and her five children who started a family band from their garage.
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In a recent Facebook post, Dale Partridge, 31, talked gushed about his wife Veronica and the different versions of her he's fallen in love with over the years.
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"Since we proposed this in a voluntary fashion, we're pleased with it," Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, said about the EPA rules in an interview.
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Though the thought of a milkshake laden with cake, ice cream, whipped cream, cookies, sprinkles and a partridge in a pear tree is appealing, the actuality is...overwhelming.
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On Tuesday, Monsanto provided the board with three binders of data on dicamba, Partridge said, part of a wider attempt to convince U.S. regulators its herbicide is safe.
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Partridge said Johnson, who was a veteran who worked as a contractor, was killed while shielding his wife of 25 years and daughter until they ran to safety.
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David's own pre-fab band, the Partridge Family, repeated the same recipe for success — all of it covered, of course, by Tiger Beat and our several sister publications.
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The 66-year-old former Partridge Family star was performing at Hudson Valley Theater in Peekskill, NY when a fan shined a cellphone light smack into his cornea.
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Partridge may not have shared this view exactly, but some Europeans commissioned Māori portraits as records of an "exotic" local history, and ownership of them symbolized colonial control.
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Durkin is listed on the team's website as an assistant coach as are Joe Jon Finley and Chris Partridge, who were part of the announcement of Durkin's hiring.
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Partridge said the findings add to growing evidence that so-called polypills pills that combine low doses of multiple drugs could one day help prevent age-related diseases.
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Only one wrote back, she said: Senator Jeffrey D. Partridge, who told her the measure would raise her taxes and asked if she had actually read the details.
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Zari Partridge, Charleston, S.C. I was working for a human rights organization in northern India when I met my husband, who is a chef and refugee from Tibet.
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Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, told Reuters the changes to the draft showed how "IARC members manipulated and distorted scientific data" in their glyphosate assessment.
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Monsanto's vice president Scott Partridge told CNN that they will appeal the decision and "continue to vigorously defend this product, which has a 40-year history of safe use."
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But it said Partridge and her daughter, Anne, a co-defendant and her legal representative, have refused to part with the fixture after Lillian Nassau returned it to them.
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He went on to write for television classics such as Love on a Rooftop, The Flying Nun, Bridget Love Bernie, The Girl With Something Extra and The Partridge Family.
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Starring Cassidy's real-life stepmother Shirley Jones as a widow, Cassidy played the eldest of her five children, Keith Partridge, as the family embarked on a music career together.
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"He'd leave work [filming The Partridge Family] on Friday, then be in an 100,000-seat arena in Australia that weekend, wearing the wildest jumpsuit you ever saw," Bonaduce says.
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"Partridge Family" star David Cassidy admitted to producers months before his death that he hid his ongoing battle with alcoholism and did not have dementia, a new documentary shows.
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A '70s superstar "The Partridge Family," a sitcom about a mother and five children who formed a rock 'n' roll band, gave Cassidy a national audience for his music.
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Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, said in a statement that glyphosate does not cause cancer and there's no need to list it as harmful in California.
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There have been many happiness songs before and since (Pharrell, the Partridge Family), but McFerrin's Grammy-winning tune has had the longest staying power, because it's simple and directive.
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The recipes are in metric, but if you don't have a conversion table, you can wing it for some, like pot-roasted partridge, and sausage with leeks and beans.
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But Partridge omits other facts about Vietnam that run against certain American exceptionalist myths, like the Eisenhower administration's scotching of elections to reunify South and North Vietnam in 1956.
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Our rookie hunter excitement (we started giggling and cheering) got the best of us and quickly caused the partridge who was hiding in a nearby pine tree to fly away.
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In 1970, the year that The Partridge Family premiered on ABC, Cassidy held the No. 1 single and record of the year in the US, according to his professional profile.
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Ann Moses: I watched fame take its toll on young David Cassidy November 22 When he got the "Partridge" gig, David was barely 20, and had very little life experience.
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"Plaintiffs are putting forward junk science that is not based upon the 40 years of safe glyphosate use and studies," Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, told Reuters.
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"We're putting a line in the sand for what we believe right now is support (for) constitutional laws," said Douglas County Commissioner Roger Partridge at a contentious meeting in March.
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The version most people are familiar with today begins with this verse: On the first day of Christmas, my true love sent to me A partridge in a pear tree.
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He was joined by Chris Partridge, Paramus Catholic's former coach, who joined Michigan's staff last season as director of player personnel and was recently promoted to linebackers and special teams coach.
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In 2004, Geiger appeared on In Search of the Partridge Family, a reality show on which aspiring performers competed to earn a part on a reboot of the '70s sitcom classic.
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"The decision is of significance to any financial institution facing allegations of lack of capacity or defences based on local mandatory laws," Allen & Overy partner James Partridge said in a statement.
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Read More: How a Victorian Astronomer Fought the Gender Pay Gap, and Won Considering Partridge was Shilling's first mentor in engineering, it's no wonder the young apprentice set her ambitions high.
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But if there's a single sale that rises above the rest like a partridge atop a pear tree, it's the sale on online classes that just began in the Mashable Shop.
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LONDON — Whether you've been married for years or are eternally single, you can rely on Alan Partridge to dish out some sage advice on the subjects of love, sex and relationships.
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Audrina: This name previously rose on the strength of reality star Audrina Partridge, but was last year's fastest-falling girls' name, losing 322 places to drop out of the Top 1,000.
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Partridge and her co-authors also detail different techniques that have been tested on mice to reduce the effects of aging, including transfusing blood from human umbilical cords into older mice.
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"Glyphosate is not carcinogenic, and the listing of glyphosate under Prop 65 is unwarranted on the basis of science and the law," said Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy.
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Originally, the plan was to bring in XTC's Andy Partridge to produce, but after Albarn recorded some demos with him, it sounded a little too much like the producer's former group.
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For the people who don't take Rae Sremmurd seriously — who shrug them off as some churlish combination of Kriss Kross and the Partridge Family — SremmLife 2 might not be terribly convincing.
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Monsanto's summit, to be held near the company's headquarters in St. Louis, will be the largest meeting so far on dicamba, said Scott Partridge, the company's vice president of global strategy.
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John Gunther reports that on one Midtown block in 1946 you could buy a Cézanne, a chukar partridge, a pound of Persian caviar and a copy of The Civil Service Leader.
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He told inspectors that he had kept a copy of the paperwork from Parrish's arrest but that when Tim Partridge, another deputy, went to retrieve the jail copy it was missing.
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Harbaugh also has hired Chris Partridge, the high school coach of No. 1 overall 2016 recruit Rashan Gary at Paramus Catholic in New Jersey, to be Michigan's director of player personnel.
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The organizers were Carol Woolton, a writer and jewelry editor of British Vogue; Susan Farmer, a jewelry consultant; and the jewelers Solange Azagury-Partridge, Shaun Leane, Stephen Webster and Theo Fennell.
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"The Partridge Family" was produced by Screen Gems, which had also been the company behind "The Monkees," another sitcom about a pop band, which had its own heartthrob in Davy Jones.
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Steven Partridge, Northern Virginia Community College's vice president for strategic partnerships and workforce innovation, says they and other institutions are trying to create "a spigot" of workers tuned to local markets.
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The oldest of the four Partridge children, Cassidy managed to unite a generation of flower children with the wholesome family values of primetime TV sitcoms in America, and audiences loved it.
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He played the teenager Keith Partridge whose widowed mother - portrayed by his stepmother, Shirley Jones - formed a touring pop band with her offspring, traveling to gigs in a multi-colored bus.
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"The birth of any gorilla is a rare and exciting event; but the birth of a baby gorilla by caesarean section is even more unusual," said John Partridge, senior curator of animals.
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His first government job, as an under-secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture in 1951, was announced to him by a man on a bicycle in the middle of a partridge shoot.
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"Such warnings would equate to compelled false speech, directly violate the First Amendment, and generate unwarranted public concern and confusion," Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, said in a statement.
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"These new tools need to be available as choices for these growers," Scott Partridge, Monsanto's vice president of global strategy, said by telephone after addressing the board at a meeting in Arkansas.
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In the Balloki Nature Reserve, which will soon have legal protection, a forest will be planted on 22,270 acres and a wildlife sanctuary with hog deer and partridge established on about 1,000 acres.
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"The confirmation of the Court of Appeal's approach will offer comfort to any party concerned about the potential for mandatory rules of local law to undermine their agreed choice of law," said Partridge.
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Between straight-to-the-trash reboots, Roseanne dramedy, and jeans big enough for the Partridge family to fit in, the '90s nostalgia wave has hit the country hard in the past few years.
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For those who use private banks, like Partridge and Rancic, the bank keeps their child's cord and placenta blood, so should their child become ill, their donations could be harvested for treatment purposes.
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Ms. Nottaway considers cooking her best weapon against assimilation, and on a recent Thursday afternoon, she set out to hunt for deer, partridge and beaver in a snow-covered forest on the reservation.
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Given the book's focus on young American troops, Partridge should have discussed organized opposition by veterans, an extraordinary sign of the rethinking then underway of post-World War II ways of being American.
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"More than 163 scientific studies, the US EPA, the National Institutes of Health and regulators around the world have concluded that glyphosate is safe for use and does not cause cancer," Partridge said.
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