Joe thinks he can breathe in a small town because small town people are good people.
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I came from a really small town in Spain, not so different from the small town in Colossal.
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"There's a small town outside of Phoenix, and I grew up outside of that small town," Davidson said.
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One podcast that attempts to rectify the trope of the bumbling small-town police force is Small Town Dicks.
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A small town in South Dakota and a small town in Iowa are virtually the same place, not to mention vastly different from a small town of the same size in, say, California, where I now live.
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RIVERA: And July 25th has a great parade in every small town -- in every small town I have ever lived in.
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Small town West Virginia and small town America have myriad challenges that have nothing to do with climate change or identity politics.
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Now, Moses Lake isn't a small town, but it's definitely got a small-town vibe, and something so big stuck for years.
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There's the one between rural small-town Americans and "globalized" city slickers, who, the small-town folks are sure, look down upon them.
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And going from a small town in Kansas to a small town along the southwest border was not a huge change for me.
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Most of the people I spoke to grew up in the small town they currently live in, or some other small town nearby.
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As she waits for him to return, she's schooled in small-town life and gets close to a small-town hottie, Jake (Jake Lacy).
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A small town doesn't have to be cut off, a small town can have what a New York or Boston or L.A. can have.
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I did a film in a small town in the northeast of Maine and I did a small town in the West, in Colorado.
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But perhaps most impressive of all, though, is how beautifully the show captures the psychology of the small town brawl and the small town brawler.
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The Republican Party will be party of the traditional nation-state, the party of traditional families, the party of small-town America and small-town values.
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To the Editor: As a shooter who grew up in a small town, I believe the small-town holders of the views that Robert Leonard reports are misguided.
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" - Uli, 34 "Severe 'Deliverance' vibes, small town Kentucky.
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They were pelted with gravel and harassed as they went from small town to small town, where they called for an end to segregated seating on buses and in theaters.
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Growing up in a small town, leaving said small town, and then having to explain where you're from to curious people you encounter for the rest of your life is exhausting.
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They added that the animals are believed to still be on the grounds of Eifel Zoo in the small town of Lünebach, a small town near the border with Luxembourg and Belgium.
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I've never liked living in a small town so it should be an awesome experience — Kaden Comet, HHHS For most of my life I lived in a very small town in New Jersey.
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From Powder Mountain, I headed south, passing farmhouses and ranchland while driving from the small town of Eden to the equally small town of Huntsville, where I checked into the Compass Rose Lodge.
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You hear a lot about small town life in country music, but this is a record that really embraces the quirks of small-town life without dipping into stereotypes or bemoaning its shortcomings.
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Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents This segment originally aired Feb.
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For a small town, it has a lot of police.
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The American small town is still robust, worth fighting for.
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The 2008 global economic crisis hit the small town hard.
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Small town problems include drunk birds, and now, zombie raccoons.
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Sometimes, comets can be as big as a small town.
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Shortly after moving to the small town, a murder occurs.
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Riverdale, The Small Town With Secrets, Isn't Even A Town
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He was 15, and they lived in a small town.
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It opens in a small town in Argentina, in 1975.
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It's a small town so everything moves a little slower.
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I grew up in an extremely small town in Australia.
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If you've never been there, Montecito is a small town.
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Just a small town carpenter, living in a lonely world.
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People in his small town started heaping abuse on him.
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The small town of Aladdin, Wyoming, is up for auction.
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"It's just a very small town," she said in 2009.
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An enormous iceberg is now towering over the small town.
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In such a small town, everyone's relative status was inescapable.
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Boykin grew up in the small town of Wiggins, Mississippi.
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"It was a very peaceful, quaint small town," she said.
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He has four siblings who live in our small town.
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New York City still feels like a small town sometimes.
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Washington University has its own "small town" within St. Louis.
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Macron toured the small town of Rodez in southern France.
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Running in small town and rural America is so important.
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I was born in a small town called Paris, Texas.
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Life in a small town is supposed to be simple.
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But what happens when the unspeakable strikes a small town?
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The Small Town Theater, The Hergenhan Center, 583 Maple Avenue.
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Ibulay is from the small town of Passi in Senegal.
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"Imagine you're from a small town in Spain," Pickrell says.
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I grew up in a small town in North Texas.
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We Traded City Life to Live in a Small Town.
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MELISSA LEE: Oh, small town on the block I guess.
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Mr. Murphy now lives in a small town near Tampa.
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A. I grew up in a small town in Utah.
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Unfortunately, we see young people leaving small town farming communities.
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And for a small town Wenatchee has great internet capacity.
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Just ask a small town bartender in rural Washington State.
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I grew up in the small town of Charleston, Arkansas.
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He grew up in the small town of Centralia, Washington.
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She grew up in the small town of Camden, Ala.
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He also invests in the business of small town media.
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"In Small Town USA, neighbors help neighbors," the department said.
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Even in a small town, running for office costs money.
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Our journalists went to the small town of Iraan, Tex.
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It is a small town so everybody knew the boy.
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Over 200 people from the small town attended her funeral.
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McGruder lived in a small town where everything closed early.
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Growing up a closeted teen in a small midwestern town with "living a small-town life with small town dreams," he longed for an escape, and at 17, he started posting vlogs on YouTube.
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HOW TO PLAN AN ORGY IN A SMALL TOWN Jewel Staite stars as a woman who was slut-shamed out of her small town and went on to become a big-city sex columnist.
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If you come from a small town or big city, you
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At a certain point, this is a fucking small town—literally.
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I got beat up for being fem in a small town.
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A small town that you don't love until you leave it.
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Specifically, a small town outside of Memphis, Tennessee, called Shelby Forest.
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That crime, rather surprisingly for such a small town, stays hushed.
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It's a small town so having Kohl's is a big deal.
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She was really from the lower depths, in a small town.
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How else do you find out things in a small town?
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I knew that cinema had touched every small town in America.
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The action was set in a contemporary "small-town Republican" community.
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He had an unusual combination of worldliness and small-town humility.
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And while their small town has moved on, Alex has not.
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Today, the new part of town is quintessential small-town USA.
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Their killing sparked enormous fear and unrest in the small town.
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I like that kind of film, that small-town drama film.
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McDonald's pizza is still available at those two small town locations.
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There's too much criminal misconduct taking place in this small town.
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She is transgender and lives in the small town of Quimper.
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The polluted aquifer is near the small town of Pavillion, Wyoming.
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Look, we did a meeting in Iowa in a small town.
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She looked like every small-town mom I grew up around.
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Shaybah, a small town of 1,403 people, emerges from the sand.
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In public he brandishes the confidence of a small-town hero.
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If you're from small-town Alabama, you know, that's not unusual.
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A. I grew up in Koblenz, a small town in Germany.
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"It's the story of every small town," Mr. Coonrod, 35, said.
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"I love the small-town feel and the community," she said.
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"I was raised in a small town in Pakistan," he said.
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I'm writing a novel about a small town — particularly its graveyard.
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It's totally true when people say D.C. is a small town.
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Not that many other opportunities exist for the small-town uneducated.
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In a small town like ours, you don't really have that.
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Celebrating queerness in small-town America is, honestly, a revolutionary act.
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Dylan becoming Dylan wasn't going to happen in small-town Minnesota.
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It seemed family-friendly and felt like a quaint small town.
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I come from the small town, Gullane, of about 3,500 people.
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He was from Moravia, N.Y., a small town southwest of Syracuse.
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Ward moved from Boston to a small town outside Portland, Ore.
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It's the oddly small-town wholesome Guantánamo you rarely hear about.
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Dear Diary: I live in a small town in western Massachusetts.
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It was weird, I had never lived in a small town.
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"We're organizing a new future for our small town," she said.
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"We love the small-town feel," Ms. Walsh said of Orange.
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And I can tell you it's about a small-town preacher.
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It follows an alien parasite as it terrorizes a small town.
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Editorials write off small-town workers as necessary casualties of progress.
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It is a strange time to live in small-town America.
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And the Democrats' small-town crisis, which is very much related.
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The cliché of small-town rural America's neighborliness wasn't evident here.
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Small town America is not immune from mass shootings, he added.
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"It's personal when it's a small town like this," he said.
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The Edit Growing up in a small town was one thing.
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Bridget Starbuck says everyone in the small town of Stockton, Kan.
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Fourth: Much of rural or small-town America is emptying out.
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Mr. Friend grew up in a small town in Oxfordshire, England.
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"Small-town politics could make team sports a headache," she said.
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My boyfriend doesn't want to live in a small town — ever.
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Hana is small town located on the eastern end of Maui.
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West of Invercargill, Riverton was a small town big on charm.
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Privatization will affect small-town America and general aviation the most.
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But heroin has turned that small-town closeness on its head.
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I didn't want my stride to reveal my small-town roots.
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Morenci is no different from any other small town in America.
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He grew up in Parys, a small town in the province.
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But we tracked down one to a small town in Massachusetts.
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It's also, more straightforwardly, a gothic mystery about small-town secrets.
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It's a beautiful small town with all the amenities you need.
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"It has a very small-town, friendly vibe," Ms. Rohr said.
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Alabama Shakes got started in the small town of Athens, Ala.
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Alabama Shakes got started in the small town of Athens, Ala.
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"This is a big industry in a small town," she said.
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It's a relatively small town, with a population of nearly 18,000.
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Mr. Hay grew up in the small town of Antigo, Wis.
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A young woman, blind and adopted, disappears from a small town.
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We have tea, biscuits, soap operas, austerity, and small-town mentalities.
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I grew up in a small town, Coimbatore, in the south.
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It hit me that this only happens in a small town.
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Joanna Dennehy grew up in Harpenden, a small town in Hertfordshire.
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Asquith also recommends the small town of Rurrenabaque in Northern Bolivia.
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In a small town that big, how did they even meet?
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There's an investigation into the seedy underbelly of a small town.
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But the idea that Punxsutawney Phil predicted the weather not just for a small town in Pennsylvania but for the entire country was the result of tireless promotion by a small-town newspaper editor in the 1880s.
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For all your touted small-town verities, you're not doing your job.
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Against the backdrop of small town living, Darlene is a freaking supernova.
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Other players went with a rural and small-town play early on.
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A small town in South Wales that's really far away from everything.
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Up next, we were headed to the small town of Weiner, Arkansas.
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It's a big city but with a small-town feel to it.
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It's a small town, things are easy and I have that escape.
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They replace the vibrant small town, town squares, and downtowns across America.
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Kelley is from Heol Dinbych, Llanelli, a small town in South Wales.
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Analogue grew up in Petersburg, Virginia, a small town outside of Richmond.
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A small town in the southern Styria region, not far from Graz.
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We're from a small town, so nothing like this really ever happens.
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The series follows several storylines as Itani's small town copes without power.
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He is the mustachioed small town Canadian dad we all secretly crave.
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Cullinan is a small town east of Pretoria in northern South Africa.
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Small-town Iowans have a huge role in picking the next president.
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"Just being from where I'm from, a little small town," he says.
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Rockwell is mostly remembered as a sunny chronicler of small-town Americana.
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Ottavia Busia grew up in a a small town in Lombardy, Italy.
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Others soon followed suit, including one in the small town of Rugby.
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Decentralisation has given small-town mayors money to build or improve roads.
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There are two main reasons for the resilience of small-town newspapers.
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The survival of small-town newspapers in America is far from guaranteed.
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But Nelson, a native Texan from the small town of Abbott, can.
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We're in Small Town, USA but we don't have to be afraid.
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Growing up in small-town "middle of nowhere" is what made her.
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This time, it isn't some small town at stake; it's the world.
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McKenzie is representative of many young college grads from small-town California.
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Nantucket, Massachusetts is a small town to experience with your loved one.
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Michael Bennet poked fun at Buttigieg for being a small-town mayor.
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Marie has recruited the entire small town to shout "Sara" alongside her.
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And I didn't travel much beyond my small town and its thinking.
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The talk of the restaurant, she said, is always small town gossip.
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I grew up in the small town of Clare in Northern Michigan.
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"On an average island you could fit a small town," noted Copland.
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Kids battling a monster while cruising around a small town on bikes?
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This sitcom depicts life in a new mosque in small-town Canada.
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Turns out ... the international recording artist is just a small town guitarist.
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A room in a small town in Oregon is available for $500.
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"I grew up in a really small town in Arkansas," he says.
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"I've heard rumors all over town, small town, everyone talks," he says.
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Elgar, until then a small-town composer and violin teacher, into an
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Ben has small town values, as he reminds us again and again.
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How do you keep this small town celebration going after 70 years?
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Red Bull bought the team, then a small town side, in 2009.
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In 22015, he carried small town voters decisively, 21 to 211 percent.
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She's a successful woman who goes back to her unsophisticated small town.
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A. I grew up in a small town near Atlanta called Hephzibah.
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Pittsburgh is a big city with the heart of a small town.
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The gossipy claustrophobia of small-town existence drives much of the action.
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A small-town woman trying to get out, or just plain unstable?
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Lawmakers heard from industry experts as well as small town business owners.
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It's not a one-off thrifted find from a small town somewhere.
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I lived in a very small town in Bergen County, New Jersey.
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It really is a small world—this small town in the piece.
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Small-town issues and rural values will no longer be their concern.
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You're living in a small town in Norway in the mid-80s.
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The inDriver service was created in Yakutsk – a small town in Siberia.
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It feels like a small town, and we love that about it.
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The cars were kept in Red Oak, a small town in Iowa.
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British, somber, small-town setting, stunning scenery, detective partners with issues — check.
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Ms. Rivenburg was from Colonie, N.Y., a small town just outside Albany.
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I'm from Lansdale, Pa., a small town an hour north of Philadelphia.
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Longtime residents also appreciate the walkable, small-town vibe and good schools.
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I grew up in a little Baptist church in small-town Alabama.
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Lebanon, N.H. (it's a small town near the Vermont state line) 2.
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Bobby McKee was a prominent, small-town doctor with an entrepreneurial streak.
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Public records show he was originally from the small town of Lorena.
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And it was a small town where everyone knew who you were.
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A small-town California mayor had her rainbow flag stolen and burned.
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To the Editor: I grew up working class in small-town Pennsylvania.
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"It makes Akron seem like a small town, frankly," Brian Windhorst said.
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Newtown is a small town so of course I know of others.
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"It's a really small town," Ms. Corman said of their former home.
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I'm from a small town on the Pacific coast of El Salvador.
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ATLANTA — On Tuesday, it was a high school in small-town Kentucky.
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And everyone in the small town he lived in knew about it.
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Start off in a small town or city, and then eventually leave.
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There's "Berkyville," which captures the folksy, small-town tenor of the event.
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We live in a small town right across from the Camp Fire.
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No longer a small town, Winnipeg sees itself as a major player.
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"Carrie" is about a telekinetic girl in a small town in Maine.
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Wailea is a small town made up of just over 5,600 people.
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There is no romance to the family farm or their small town.
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"Dick Long," a gorgeously-shot exercise, is set in small-town Alabama.
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It is quite different in a small town in Iowa farm country.
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In many ways, we are a small town in the big city.
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Can drinks, community events and the occasional wedding subsidize small-town journalism?
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Here's what you need to know: • Global currents in small-town Australia.
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The small-town character has changed little over the last few decades.
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Our magazine looked at one small-town police officer's war on drugs.
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Small-town manufacturing and retail looked like a thing of the past.
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Abington is a small town located roughly 25 miles southeast of Boston.
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Their bottom lines aren't tied to material prosperity in small-town Wisconsin.
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Lukova is a small town 2 1/2 hours outside of Prague.
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"They actually grew up in a really small town," Lauren Shackleford said.
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A similar effort is happening in the small town of Weston, Conn.
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The show follows the family as they adjust to small town living.
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She was Madeline Siebert, originally from a small town in southern Arizona.
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"The things you see in a small town," said Nancy Dunham, chuckling.
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Some of them—notably a small town cop—were suspicious, selfish assholes.
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We stopped at a service station in a small town called Whiteville.
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Washington may be a small town, but Capitol Hill is even smaller.
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I always tell people, I'm from a small town called Antioch, California.
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"I grew up in a small town and find some of those small town problems very endearing," said Takahashi, who became captivated by Nextdoor when a San Francisco neighbor started complaining daily about strangers touching her garden gnomes.
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At its core, The Walking Dead was never a zombie show; it was always a small-town Western, and as with most small-town Westerns, it was about the defense of traditional values against an onslaught of perils.
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A priest I know serves three small-town parishes in rural, white Pennsylvania.
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I'm from a small town where people don't assume you'll go to college.
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In a small town, what you sacrifice in anonymity, you gain in empathy.
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Aristotle: I'm from a small town in Wisconsin and I'm 1003 years old.
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Ryan: I am from a small town in New Jersey and I'm 16.
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I don't know any gossip from the small town where I grew up.
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For nearly a decade, the small-town cop essentially led a double life.
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Even though it's a big city, it still has a small town feel.
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In any case, braving small-town health centers can be daunting, she said.
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There are just 10 hours to essentially empty and restock a small town.
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GOODING IS A small town in Idaho, one of America's most conservative states.
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We were shooting near a small town in Spain, in a national park.
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Excited to return to his true passion: operating a small town veterinarian practice.
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It took place in Mayberry, NC, a small town [that] had no railroad.
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That might make the atmosphere ripe for small-town drama amid the cast.
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I'm from a small town in Michigan, so I kind of get that.
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Richard Swartzentruber owns two chicken sheds in Greenwood, a small town in Delaware.
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Why did she leave her small town to come to the big city?
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Samantha, a science fiction author, avoids the small-town claustrophobia at all costs.
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The small town of Ada, OK is home to two eerily similar tragedies.
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Bone Machine's sound is as stark as a small-town paper's obituary page.
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States having tougher times opted for more crime shows and small-town dramas.
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No. I was living in a small town and it wasn't really possible.
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Then he discovered a psychiatrist in a small town north of San Francisco.
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That small-town location bonded this cast more than your typical television series.
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It was a safe, small town — a place where children roamed neighborhoods unsupervised.
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It is about three miles to the small town of Bullet Tree Falls.
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I grew up in small-town Canada, and I love to be underestimated.
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The attempt happened in a small town in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania.
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Lin is a small town on the northern edge of Lake Ohrid, Albania.
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A: Mahoba is a small town, so it's relatively easy to figure out.
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We all rode our bikes, and it was very much a small town.
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They took over Elizabeth's mother's restaurant, Azu, and adjusted to small town life.
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It was kind of odd, just this icon biking through small-town Minnesota.
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Mr Vance's family comes from Jackson, a small town in Kentucky's coal country.
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She grew up in a small town in Washington during the Cold War.
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"I wanted to leave my small town and see the world," she said.
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This small town on the Oklahoma border offers a low cost of living.
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His small-town, plain-spoken personality was the centerpiece of his early campaigns.
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"It's a small town," longtime Fergus Falls resident Michele Anderson told the paper.
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All the crossing guards in my small-town Ohio neighborhood were sixth graders.
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There are no ovarian cancer specialists in my small town in southern Indiana.
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An old farmer and her husband found me walking through their small town.
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Starting with 2007's small-town drama Shotgun Stories, then moving on to
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She lived in Gesves, a small town about 50 miles south of Brussels.
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Al Qaryatain is a small town in the desert between Palmyra and Damascus.
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Although she was cleared, the reputation of her small-town practice was damaged.
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Born in the small town of San Fabian in southern Chile on Sept.
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Melissa moved to Los Angeles from a small town on the East Coast.
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Shooting in a small town sometimes makes it harder to produce good work.
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I grew up in a Chinese restaurant in a small town in Alberta.
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What I loved about college was that it was in a small town.
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She circles back to small town Nickerson, who Tom James convinced to abstain.
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Schulz got involved in politics by becoming Mayor of a small town, Würselen.
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"The ship has sailed on being a small town long ago," she said.
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At times, the reports read like the police blotter in any small town.
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"Honestly, I think the small-town thing plays into this," Ms. Rasmusson said.
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State and local governments complained that the company was harming small-town retailers.
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Clem is a 2000-year-old DJ originally hailing from small-town Indiana.
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Where were the bailouts for laid-off workers and shuttered small-town banks?
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A small-town businessman recently elected county commissioner, he doesn't believe in abortion.
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In rural and small-town America, the loss of productive employment looms larger.
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An only child, he grew up in a small town in Northern Indiana.
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Like small-town mayor or veteran, as is the case with Mr. Buttigieg?
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Or, put another way, Rectify wouldn't work without just the right small town.
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Smarsh: I grew up mostly in a small town that was overwhelmingly white.
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The social contracts of small-town life seem rather less sturdy these days.
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I have close friends who are editors and reporters at small-town newspapers.
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In Middlemarch, Eliot rotates between a cast of characters in a small town.
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Makes me proud, being from a small town, because, you know, everybody's family.
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His work — folksy illustrations of small-town America — was suddenly in high demand.
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I'm from a really small town where you could be involved in everything.
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Until the librarian in our small town library had nothing else to suggest.
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For a short time, he lived in the small town of Kosciusko, Miss.
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He is excellent on communities, and he picks apart this small town chillingly.
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But they do plan to march through the small town that encircles campus.
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From 1987 to 1989, the family lived in the small town of Cireglio.
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"There was the usual small-town talk about what had happened," she said.
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Joan is from a small town in Ontario and turns 74 next month.
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The globally prolific chef started out as a small-town truant and troublemaker.
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He was born in 1930, the son of a small-town postal worker.
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Typically the characters stay in the charming, small town when the movie ends.
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Look, I grew up in Kentucky in a small town called Dawson Springs.
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She's a globe-trotter who speaks German; he's a sensitive small-town kid.
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In the fall of 1999, we moved to a small town in Colorado.
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" — Erik Jefferts, Janesville "Point Arena — a small town between Mendocino and Bodega Bay.
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They settled in a small town in southern Japan and raised five children.
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But the small town couple didn&apost know how to market Jell-O.
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How much wine is required to flood the center of a small town?
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From a small town in Wisconsin to making it in LA Bailey, who now has 6 million subscribers on YouTube, started her channel in 2009 when she was 16 and living in a small town in Wisconsin (she's now 27).
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"I secretly knew that if I wrote a story where my character lives in a small town and learns how to make pasta, I could to go to a small town in Italy and justify it as research," he said.
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In his most aggressive campaigning yet in the Midwestern state, Biden, the former vice president, traveled from small town to small town over the past week with a pitch that the United States needs to return to old-fashioned values.
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Two weeks later, two men killed a priest in a small town in Normandy.
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The first scene in Newtown is a joyous school parade through small-town America.
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Our last documentary was about racial extremism in a small town in North Dakota.
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For all his appeal to Warsaw millennials, Mr Biedron knows small-town Poland well.
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Living in a small town is rough when it comes to avoiding your ex.
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They, like me and my sister, were small-town kids, children of a preacher.
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The Wiseman family, originally from the UK, live in a small town in Belgium.
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"It has been an incredible ride," said Greig DeBow, president of Small Town Brewery.
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Pinkpop is held in Landgraaf, a small town near the German and Belgian borders.
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The drama was all about a small number of characters in a small town.
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And while that may sound pretty standard, this isn't your small town county fair.
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Did you know, for instance, that it's named after a small town in Vietnam?
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TM: I grew up in a small town called Lebowakgomo in the Limpopo province.
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Berlanti's impressive resume includes two hallmarks of small-town fiction, Dawson's Creek and Everwood.
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Then he told the small-town cop not to get too full of himself.
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Just because we live in a small town doesn't mean we have small minds.
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Following the fantastic ending, the small town student contingent goes "Marquette over Villanova" bananas.
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R29 Jonathan, you grew up in the midwest in a small town, Quincy, Illinois.
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But it gets the details of a certain kind of small-town life right.
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The small-town police officers in "Memories of Murder" are hardly pillars of virtue.
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My name is Tom Warren and I live in a small town in London.
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I mean, I'm just a small-town girl from Colorado pretending to get it.
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It's a lot more attention than the small town with charm is used to.
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The intricacies of small-town life blend with McLemore's idiosyncratic personality and nonstop patter.
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Growing up, my father ran a shoe store in a small town in Pennsylvania.
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What follows is a small-town drama; local politics with the stakes nightmarishly raised.
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The whodunit has cranked up the rumor mill into overdrive in this small town.
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But few Australians have chronicled contemporary small-town life as thoughtfully as Tim Winton.
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Everything was so huge and fast as I was coming from a small town.
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Fans of lighter-toned "strange small town" shows, like Eerie, Indiana or Picket Fences.
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I'm from a small town east of Cleveland and currently attend Ohio State University.
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"When we drive anywhere you see small town USA is no more," Lacaria said.
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"My whole family uprooted from a small town in Texas," Harrison tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Photographer Monica Alcazar-Duarte took this image in the small town of Mars, Pennsylvania.
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We were from the same small town in Maine but went to different schools.
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The small-town boy who had gone so far was awed by the tribute.
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I grew up in a small town where that sort of thing wasn't prevalent.
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While some came with traditional posters, some crafted a small town hall of Peeps.
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Bonfiglio: I grew up in a small town in Central New York called Clinton.
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It was in death that he rose from small-town cop to national hero.
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They say millennials don't read newspapers, but one just bought a small-town weekly.
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A lot of people say Detroit has a strangely small town feel to it.
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I mean, look at me; I'm just a normal son from small-town Pennsylvania.
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On narrow streets in small town Louisiana, this meant lots of traffic and congestion.
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However, I am from a small town where bottled water, right now, is essential.
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You won't limit yourself geographically I live in a pretty small town in Wisconsin.
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"We live in a small town," said Sara Lam, a professor of elementary education.
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"I'm going small-town America here, and I think it's going to really work."
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Among the other notable interests: "anti-Obama," which was listed under Small Town America.
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Finman grew up in Post Falls, a small town outside of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
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Milan Jovanovic, a small-town investigative journalist from Grocka, suffered a more blatant attack.
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The 2010 contest virtually erased the Democratic presence in small town and rural districts.
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In the House, the GOP hold on small town America is even more overwhelming.
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Zug, a small town of 30,000 inhabitants, was once Switzerland's capital of offshore banking.
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Young teen from small town gets scouted by an agent...you know the script.
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All I wanted as a kid was to get out of my small town.
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I am a small-town reporter in Montana who identifies as a soft butch.
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I grew up in a small town and went through a Catholic school system.
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Akoto teaches at Betenase Municipal Assembly Junior High in the small town of Sekyedomase.
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She grew up in a very different location: a small town outside Bordeaux, France.
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"Red Wing is the perfect mix of small town and big city," Langer said.
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So far, [playing weird noise shows in this small town] has been completely fun.
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The small town is a microcosm of our country, its extremes and its nuance.
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Like why does a high school reunion in small-town America have valet parking?
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One skill you excel at is in depicting the intricacies of small town life.
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The small town of Ada, Oklahoma was rocked by two murders in the 1980s.
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She grew up in the small town of Wairoa, in New Zealand's North Island.
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There is a branch near his home in a small town in New Hampshire.
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Young girl leaves small town for big city, meets older man, damaged, sexy, difficult.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when Walmart's arrived in small-town Canada.
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He attends a small-town Arizona high school and plays in the marching band.
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County sheriff's offices, small-town police departments and even airport law enforcement agencies participate.
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Other sports have their small-town unique, magic places, whether it's Wimbledon or Augusta.
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Madison, in southeastern Indiana, is a picturesque small town battling life-or-death problems.
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It also made it easier for small town escorts to get into the game.
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Her disappearance stirred the small-town rumor mill in Cutchogue, where she had lived.
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Beth and I worked as servers in a small restaurant in a small town.
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Opinion The E.P.A. found that a small town in Louisiana was overloaded with carcinogens.
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We live in an attached home in a small town on the Hudson River.
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They are proud of their small-town values and enjoy being close to family.
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He is from Leland, a small town in the heart of the Mississippi Delta.
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Drake's hometown has a small-town vibe with all the amenities of a metropolis.
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Judy's son lives in the same small town in Western Massachusetts as I do.
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Todd Whitney, a producer of the show, visited the small town of Gillett, Ark.
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But he generously invited me to his home in a small town in Massachusetts.
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He moves to New York, then to a small town in the Hudson Valley.
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The vendor pointed straight at him and boomed: What small town are you from!?
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Growing up in a small town where there is nothing to do is terrible.
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The absurdist sitcom about life in small-town Canada returns for its seventh season.
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In a small town like that, where everybody knows everything, nobody wants a hassle.
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They owned a grocery store and several apartments in a small town in Pennsylvania.
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I was lucky enough to grow up in a small town in rural Tennessee.
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Go deeper: The fight over small-town TV Obituaries help keep local newspapers afloat
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We're a small department in a small town but in a very busy area.
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Unlike previous projects Google has previously backed, this initiative isn't serving a small town.
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Mr. de Merode was flying to Mutwanga, a small town outside Virunga's northern border.
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Crime Thomas Perry pulls the old switcheroo in A SMALL TOWN (Mysterious Press, $26).
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And "Letterkenny," a new show based in small-town Ontario, is drawing critical praise.
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We visited a small town that's thrilled the tour will whiz by on Friday.
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Bastos is a small town outside of São Paulo with a sizable Japanese population.
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It was always a small town, with just over 37,000 people before the disaster.
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But they're white, working-class Christians in a small town in a red state.
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In Gatlinburg, it is the small-town charm of the Fantasy of Lights parade.
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Among the deadliest instances occurred in a small town church in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
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It's like a small town, so you can spread your wings a little. Dislike?
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Two girls from a small town in Kentucky sent in a remake of 'Scream.
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On Defense Six-man football rose nearly 100 years ago in small-town America.
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Duterte had singled out barangay kapitans and small-town mayors in his public statements.
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Like many learners he came from a small town with no top piano teachers.
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Iceland is like a small town, where you know everybody, and what they're doing.
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With one father, in New Jersey, I toured small-town memorials to his son.
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Morrinsville is a small town on New Zealand's North Island where Ardern grew up.
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We have seen opioid addicts stumbling around our small town like the walking dead.
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Part of it may be that Carroll Gardens retains an intimate small-town feel.
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But I also live in a small town, there's 7,000 people that live here.
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What did you think of that sort of American small town way of life?
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"I come from a small town in Germany," said Ms. Hamm, who is 36.
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Buildings in the small town of Corning were visible half-submerged in the distance.
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When neither reached Zuhlke's small town in Pennsylvania, the businessman switched allegiances to Trump.
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"This little small town can show this nation our great big heart," the Rev.
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