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Sisters are women of conviction
Albany Times Union
I dream of nuns on trial, sisters forced into boxes. I find myself shouting into crowds, trying to get someone to pay attention. In April the Vatican accused some American sisters of exploring spiritualities outside Roman Catholicism, ...

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A Special Graduation Shout-Out
WFMY News 2
Good Morning Show Senior Producer Sierra Moore's sister is graduating Friday. Marina Moore is a senior at West Wilkes High School, and her sisters, Sierra and Samantha, gave her a special shout out on the Good Morning Show.

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TV.com Commenter Shout-Outs, Post-Upfronts Editions: Your Recent Thoughts the ...
TV.com (blog)
So pull up a seat, pour yourself a beverage, and let's get started with this this week's TV.com's Commenter Shout-Outs. Are you ready? Matthew Perry stars in Go On on NBC this fall. Once NBC announced its 2012-2013 schedule, we were finally able to see ...

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Broward-Palm Beach New Times (blog)
Happy Birthday to the Late, Great Levon Helm - Shout-out to Other Singing Drummers
Broward-Palm Beach New Times (blog)
A distinguished member of the all-girl group The Bangles, Debbi Peterson was the band's drummer and the younger sister of band-mate Vicki Peterson. She sang lead vocals on two of their singles, "Going Down to Liverpool" and "Be With You.

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Shout Sister! holds concert in support of Victim Services of Leeds & Grenville
EMC St. Lawrence
EMC Events - Brockville's "Shout Sister!" choir is making a "joyful noise" for Victim Services of Leeds and Grenville. Directed by multi-award winning vocalist Georgette Fry, it is infectious fun so come and catch the bug!

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Big names highlight Sonic Lunch 2012 lineup
AnnArbor.com
Shout Sister Shout combines the talents of singer-songwriter Rachael Davis and the band Steppin' In It. Bank of Ann Arbor's Sonic Lunch concert series just kicked off its fourth season at Liberty Plaza this past ... Which act are you most looking ...


 
Goldman's Blankfein gets a break
BusinessWeek
Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein was peppered with questions about the bank's political lobbying, but the vitriol and the shouting protesters that have haunted other banks' meetings this spring were absent. The tranquility was partly a product of timing.

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