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She uses a small heated tacking iron through a barrier of silicone-coated paper to apply the repair strips.

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And the boys would make, if they had a fireplace, they’d make [indistinct 00:23:06] iron, and so that it would be nice looking. And (...)

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Great companies had leaders who were humble but acted with iron will. Celebrity CEO’s were rarely linked with great companies.

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So a quick look through the rest of the book, and I settled on this: My ancestry is mostly Irish, but I did not know anything about Kerry Cake (...)

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In the meantime, I washed out my cast iron pot and prepped to make a roux, the base of most Creole stews.

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The Hittites have been described by some sources as warlike; they utilized chariots and steadily increased their kingdom. They worked (...)

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Behind the snowman suit of iron is Byrna Brilyant, the daughter of a scientific genius who intended to use his blue snow invention to (...)

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In October of 1950, a Duke undergraduate named Daniel Rathbun died after contracting polio and spending two weeks in an iron lung at (...)

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A set consisted of two three-inch metallic rods made of brass and iron, and they sold for twenty-five continental dollars in North (...)

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