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He knows his Indians; the story of clay locket who specializes in buying and selling the arts and crafts of American Indians. |
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1949 |
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Health quest a happy adventure in Tucson |
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1933 |
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He has thousands of workers |
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1959 |
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He misses the roundhouse |
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1958 |
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Henry Lovin |
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1932 |
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He floats through the air |
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1958 |
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He aims to please your aim |
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1959 |
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He won a country's gratitude |
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1956 |
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He puts the holes in the dough |
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1959 |
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He counts cars by the quarter |
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1956 |
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Health palaces in kingdom of sunshine |
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1931 |
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Her work is done with mirrors |
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1958 |
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He floats through the air |
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1958 |
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Heigh-ho! plans a fair |
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1959 |
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He puts the holes in the dough |
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1959 |
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He keeps them tall and comfortable in the saddle |
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1959 |
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He's cool, real cool |
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1959 |
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Her work is all book work |
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1957 |
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He has a doggy business |
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1955 |
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Hers is cooler work |
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1956 |
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He runs the old country store |
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1956 |
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He keeps them tall and comfortable in the saddle |
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1959 |
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He's been working on the railroad |
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1959 |
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He conquered the river and died in an airplane |
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1949 |
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He takes his orders from remote control |
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1957 |
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He hammered his way into silent movies |
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1956 |
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Hers is cooler work |
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1956 |
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He runs the machine that makes the bricks |
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1957 |
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He's been clipping the same customers for half a century |
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1958 |
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He clowns on the job |
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1956 |
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Her name is not Elizabeth |
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1963 |
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He runs a lonely route |
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1959 |
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He watches movies |
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1958 |
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He's been clipping the same customers for half a century |
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1958 |
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He climbs to work |
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1955 |
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Health career opportunities for American Indians |
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1973 |
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He can hardly keep his eyes off the movies |
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1956 |
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He runs a lonely route |
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1959 |
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Henry Cleburne Cavness, 1874-1935 |
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1958 |
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Hedge-hopping crews blast insects on Arizona's agricultural domain |
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1954 |
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He keeps the school shipshape |
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1959 |
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He's an apt pupil |
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1955 |
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He chisels on the job |
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1956 |
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Health care: there's an NHPRDA in your future |
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1976 |
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He picks up what's left |
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1960 |
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He takes a ribbing |
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1955 |
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Her job's just for laughs |
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1959 |
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He built a jackrabbit |
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1956 |
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He makes the key to fit the situation |
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1959 |
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He digs graves |
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1955 |
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He likes the empty jugs |
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1958 |
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Heard Museum's second annual fair |
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1960 |
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Here come the Sun Devils |
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1954 |
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He keeps the pool safe for swimming |
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1958 |
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He chisels for his customers |
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1957 |
