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September 1941Kentucky Finest toast to Old Kentuckytraditional home of American hospitality and cradle of great
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April 1936then to Interlaken where he wrote another travel letter entitled Switzerland, the Cradle of
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January 1935this country one of the cradles of American history. By establishing direct routes they will make ac
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October 1935about the Dominion of New Zealand and read up on the country during the voyage. Its no cradle for
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April 2008penetrat-ed deeply even into the cradle of Islam itself. Indicativeis the Golden Arches barometer:
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January 2011resolution for Libyan independence.The Importance of Oil The new .S. policy was cradled in the
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January 2000cradle, And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be bom?
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October 1994Jefferson cradle. handsome mahogany traveling case diat had been given to Barclay by Jefferson is now
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January 1987-wheel drive revolution. But Wrangler cushions you in cradle of comfort and quiet unmatched by any
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February 1987in cradle of comfort and quiet unmatched by any other open-body 4x4 vehicle. And its Jeep