Roscoe came on to their radar after the dog's owners, forced to evacuate before they could pick up Roscoe, reached out to the organization for help.
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If Mueller can use Gorpman to get to Bleemer, then Calderino's next, which is bad news for Roscoe, and Roscoe leads right back to people who lead right back to Trump.
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I asked Roscoe if we should pick up some kale.
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Sadie and Roscoe were siblings, though that wasn't always obvious.
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Before Roscoe was born, his father died of alcohol poisoning.
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GM stands for Grand Master; his given name was Roscoe.
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Other top neighborhoods: Roscoe Village; Belmont Central; Chrysler Village; Vittum Park
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Roscoe Jr.'s mother was the former Vivian Berry, a teacher.
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William Roscoe Lairson was born in Estill County, Ky., on Jan.
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My dog, Roscoe, yelped with happiness at the sight of him.
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This is Roscoe, and he is a very important internet cat.
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There was hip-hop booming out of the back of Roscoe.
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Lynda Roscoe Hartigan was appointed deputy director of the Peabody Essex Museum.
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The trio still includes two founding members: Roscoe Mitchell and Thomas Buckner.
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We learned that Roscoe was actually a Yorkipoo, for the most part!
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Dale L. Sutton, pastor at the Roscoe United Methodist Church, leads Sunday service.
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A: I grew up in Roscoe, Illinois, and my parents worked a whole lot.
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They tie Roscoe to a chair and Matt punches him until he's nearly dead.
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"She absolutely hated it," said the 43-year-old Roscoe Wilson, now a consultant.
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Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP added Roscoe Jones Jr., former chief of staff to Rep.
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Roscoe belongs to Katie B., a 24-year-old PhD student living in Chicago.
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Indeed, Roscoe is a star all over again, and the memes are just wonderful.
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Not only did he look like he fit the bill, his name was Roscoe.
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Roscoe doesn't shed so we always thought he was some kind of poodle mix.
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Bob McGrath (Bob), Emilio Delgado (Luis) and Roscoe Orman (Gordon) have all been let go.
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Among them: Roseanne Barr, Charlie Sheen, Michael Jackson, director Brett Ratner and Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle.
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Roscoe and Conway put all their software and hardware designs online for others to use.
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Roscoe loved chicken flavored toothpaste so much so that he looked forward to weekly cleanings.
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Democrat John Delaney subsequently beat incumbent Republican Roscoe Bartlett to take the seat in 2012.
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I was energized enough to walk a mile and a half south to Roscoe Village.
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Roscoe took Bernice home to nurse the baby, but then he drove back, frankly curious.
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Within a year, Ms. Tendick's sister, Alyssa Roscoe, moved to the neighborhood with her husband.
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She adopted Roscoe in Georgia back in 2017, and it was love at first sight.
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Donis -- who played Don Cheadle's cross-dressing son, Roscoe -- joined the cast at the very beginning.
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Later Loretta comes back as a hologram ghost and watches Sam and Roscoe smooch very lightly.
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Roscoe, ever the unwilling participant, made sure to remind me he'd rather be napping at home.
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He then made a jazz record with producer and bassist Roscoe Beck when he was 23.
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Roscoe: I'd been to a lot of camps before this, and they never searched my stuff.
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Enjoy a few online minutes with Papi, Mario, Cindy, Brodie, Fema, Roscoe, Robins, Sasha, and Tapioca.
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The Department of Agriculture fined Roscoe Filburn, a wheat farmer in Ohio, for growing too much.
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In 1962, he married Leola Higgs, who is known as Roscoe, a lawyer and former broadcaster.
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"Great clinical care plus a great experience equals patient retention, loyalty and patient advocacy," Roscoe said.
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My friend Olantis and his chair, Roscoe, emit more life than I've seen from any walkie.
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Conveniently, Roscoe Santangelo is named after a network TV character — just like Meredith [Grey] and Olivia [Benson].
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A civil engineer by training, Roscoe was inspired to create the Donkey Car by a political defeat.
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Roscoe pledged to expand capacity by replacing trains with self-driving electric buses, but he finished third.
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For instance, silent film actor Roscoe Arbuckle stood trial for murder after a woman died during sex.
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"She wanted to be the first female N.F.L. quarterback," her father, Roscoe Wilson Jr., said on Sunday.
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And so, 47 years later, Roscoe Gist is told the identity of the man in the ditch.
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Martin O'Malley led the charge to redraw the lines to unseat long-time GOP incumbent Roscoe Bartlett.
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The first dog to deplane was Roscoe, a spirited black and white pup who ran straight for Cammisa.
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"He's good people, he's family," the manager of the Riverside Café, a Roscoe restaurant, told PEOPLE last summer.
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One of the most remarkable stories in the book relates to the fabled Supreme Court advocate Roscoe Conkling.
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The saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell is a founder of the association, and one of its most graceful, forbearing composers.
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After the new map was introduced, Republican Representative Roscoe Bartlett lost in the 2012 election to Democrat John Delaney.
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This classic gaffe by the University of Connecticut's Roscoe Smith came during a matchup of top teams in 2011.
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S.) 1-6 7-5 6-53 6-7(16) 8-6 1979 Borg (Sweden) beat Roscoe Tanner (U.
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In a warehouse in Oakland, California, a small, nerdy crowd watches Will Roscoe tap a phone with his thumb.
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Roscoe was more like a dog, greeting us at the door after work and always happy to play fetch.
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S.) 1-6 7-5 6-53 6-7(16) 8-6 1979 Borg (Sweden) beat Roscoe Tanner (U.
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Among Trump's business partner's co-conspirator's inner circle, perhaps nobody was closer to Bleemer than Gorpman, not even Roscoe.
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"By any measure, there isn't any emergency left," said Robert Roscoe, general manager of the Sacramento Suburban Water District.
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The group's membership rotated often over a decades-long career, but its founding saxophonist, Roscoe Mitchell, was a constant.
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Roscoe Gist remembers thinking exactly that, must be a stranger, and noticing a young man's face behind the wheel.
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As part of Irene&aposs taste-test tour of Los Angeles, she stopped by Roscoe&aposs Chicken and Waffles.
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We won't be invisible, or silent, with you and Roscoe as our supercharged, tricked out sensory-power life force.
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The location where Roscoe had been left in a fenced yard was now under 10 to 12 feet of water.
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In 1979, Borg was seeded first but lost under the lights to the big server Roscoe Tanner in the quarterfinals.
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Roscoe's mother lost custody of the children, and Roscoe, then a toddler, went to the Children's Home of Butler County.
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S.) bt John Lloyd (Britain) 6-3 7-13 5-7 3-6 6-2 1977 (Jan) Roscoe Tanner (U.
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His 1963 short "The High Lonesome Sound" examined the life and music of the Kentucky singer and banjoist Roscoe Holcomb.
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That sandwich beat out the amazing meals I had at In-N-Out, Fatburger, and Roscoe&aposs Chicken and Waffles.
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Highlights include a glorious double-double at In-N-Out, a juicy Fatburger, and chicken and waffles at Roscoe&aposs.
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I wasn't envious just that Roscoe had the horsepower to go so much faster than Anita (my own motorized wheelchair).
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Here's an excerpt from the Islander that details her first attempt at smoking up a crustacean — a lobster she calls Roscoe: In an experiment to test the affect of cannabis on lobsters, Roscoe the lobster was placed for a few minutes in a covered box with about two inches of water at the bottom.
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Men like Roscoe, who is constantly spouting out buzz-phrases you've heard in every tech company press conference you've ever watched.
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Roscoe was right—the next time he got in it, it was to go to the vet to be put down.
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His nemesis was Senator Roscoe Conkling who, besides having a wonderfully villainous name, led the "Stalwart" wing of the Republican Party.
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Working together, our cats could open these—Roscoe would push on the foot lever and Sadie would jump inside the lid.
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That's when we learn that Elektra has brought him to the home of Roscoe Sweeney — the man who killed Matt's father.
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She tested a technique on one lobster named Roscoe, who she placed in a box with a few inches of water.
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He never achieved the overall success of his big-serving predecessor Roscoe Tanner or successors like Mark Philippoussis or Ivo Karlovic.
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In his genealogical research, Lipscomb, the grandnephew, found that the family had referred to William as Roscoe, as did census records.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC The saxophonist and composer Roscoe Mitchell is best known as a founding member of the Art Ensemble of Chicago.
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My dad was into crazy jazz and all kinds of stuff, everything from more standard stuff to dudes like Roscoe Mitchell.
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In fact, Roscoe gets an entire section, detailing his walking schedules, vet visits and even how sweet we think he is.
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This means it binds to fats not water, making it unlikely that the marijuana-infused water had any effect on Roscoe.
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S.) bt John Lloyd (Britain) 6-3 7-6(1) 5-13 3-6 6-2 1977 (Jan) Roscoe Tanner (U.
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Roscoe, a self-taught coder, crafted its self-driving autopilot using TensorFlow, software created by Google and later released as open source.
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Authorities are now looking for another teen in connection with the murder, who's been identified by police as Rayvon Roscoe Smith, 18.
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Country House isn't quite the longest shot to win the Derby — that would be Donerail, ridden by jockey Roscoe Goose in 1913.
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Jazz's highest public honor will go to Roscoe Mitchell, Dorthaan Kirk, Reggie Workman and Bobby McFerrin at a ceremony in April 2020.
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Almost immediately after she's built, Loretta longs to go outside and touch birds, and almost immediately, Roscoe longs to make out with her.
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Kids Science Labs is offering an innovation strike camp at its Lincoln Park and Roscoe Village locations for the duration of the strike.
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Just take one look back at how people treated Virginia Rappe when she accused comedian Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle of raping her in 1921.
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Roscoe and I had an extremely busy day planned, as a hip young woman and even hipper young cat are wont to have.
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Since then, there have been seven or eight music events every year, featuring such musicians as Cecil Taylor, Billy Bang, and Roscoe Mitchell.
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With Manhattan skyscrapers as a backdrop, Roscoe and Sharon Fawcett celebrated their 22009th anniversary with a meal of steak, corn and baked potatoes.
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"It's been really fun seeing how much people love it and all the memes and drawings people have done of Roscoe," said Katie.
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Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell and George Lewis, all seminal constituents of the A.A.C.M., have worked intermittently with Mr. Kotik in recent years.
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My husband and I have a 217-year-old dog named Roscoe Jenkins and a (probably) 219-year-old dog named Amy Ruth.
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The trumpeter Lester Bowie usually performed in a white lab coat, and the saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell looked the part of an everyday businessman.
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Perhaps a sexier twist on Smart House, Pixel Perfect stars Ricky Ullman as Roscoe, who invents a hologram (Spencer Redford) to lead his band.
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Seventy-five historic autos are displayed in this incredible Roscoe, Illinois museum that has won the hearts of auto enthusiasts and entertainment buffs alike.
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But the human population is dwindling: The long-running cast members Bob McGrath, Emilio Delgado and Roscoe Orman have been released from the show.
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This Halloween for our neighborhood pet costume contest I made my cat, Roscoe, a wedding dress and used my lace jabot as his veil.
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I spent the evening madly writing while also trying to comfort poor Roscoe as he hacked and staggered around my office like a wight.
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The one thing I did find strange is some of reported traits did not line up with what my dogs looked like, especially Roscoe.
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Roscoe gets a redemption arc that I do not at all appreciate, but by the end of the movie he is no longer the hero.
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Bob McGrath, Emilio Delgado ("Luis") and Roscoe Orman ("Gordon") remain a beloved part of the Sesame family and continue to represent us at public events.
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On the weekends, Donald, Jr. and Vanessa often retreated with their kids to their home in upstate Roscoe, New York, known as Trout Town, USA.
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Ex-University of Miami star and former Buffalo Bills receiver Roscoe Parrish was arrested Monday after allegedly threatening to kill somebody ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Early in the evening, there was an amplified interview with two of the original members of Art Ensemble of Chicago, Roscoe Mitchell, and Don Moye.
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This summer, ECM Records released "Bells for the South Side," by Roscoe Mitchell, also a founder of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians.
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So on a recent trip to Los Angeles, I stopped by Roscoe&aposs to taste the iconic dish at the chain most known for it.
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J.R.O. 'DISCUSSIONS' (Wide Hive) Roscoe Mitchell has long been interested in teaching orchestras how to improvise, and this album reveals the fruits of his labor.
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Roscoe is no AI expert, but his creation uses neural network software similar to what Waymo's street-legal autonomous minivans rely on to perceive the world.
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Roscoe may have a difficult job, as he attempts to bridge the gap between the nominee and the state party, which has close ties to Gov.
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TOTAL PERFORMANCES 160 STARRED Laurence Fishburne, Roscoe Lee Browne, Anthony Chisholm SETTING A soon-to-be demolished lunch counter in Pittsburgh, 19773 WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
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Gill told the Mount Desert Islander that she put the lobster (named Roscoe) in a covered box with some water, then blew the smoke into the water.
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Roscoe will be cared for by one of American Humane's shelter partners until his family is back in a home and able to care for him again.
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Pictured in the photograph, from left, are Roscoe Mitchell, Mr. Jarman, Famoudou Don Moye and Malachi Favors — not Mr. Favors, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Jarman and Mr. Moye.
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He and his wife, Kristin (Best) Lee, moved to Roscoe in the 1970s — it calls itself "Trout Town, U.S.A." — where they became a freelance writer-photographer team.
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Some were young upstarts from Chicago — Lester Bowie, Roscoe Mitchell, Malachi Favors — while others were established hard-bop musicians, such as Hank Mobley and Philly Joe Jones.
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That look was captured perfectly last August as Katie was getting ready for work and Roscoe was hanging out in the sink (one of his favorite spots).
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"Carnivalgoers are a niche market that's growing and will continue to grow," said Roscoe Dames, the chief executive and managing commissioner of the Bahamas National Festival Commission.
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Roscoe Conkling, defended patronage as necessary for building political coalitions, and moreover as one of the few means of advancement for black Americans after Reconstruction fell short.
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In Pixel Perfect, Ricky Ullman (Phil of the Future) plays Roscoe, a young genius whose best friend Sam fronts an all-girl pop-punk band called The Zettabytes.
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"Bob McGrath, Emilio Delgado (Luis) and Roscoe Orman (Gordon) remain a beloved part of the Sesame family and continue to represent us at public events," the statement read.
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In the 2012 election, Democratic challenger John Delaney ousted GOP incumbent Roscoe Bartlett, who had won the previous ten races in the district, by a 20-point margin.
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"That one time has had significant long-term effects," Gill told the Mount Island Islander, adding that Roscoe seemed more chill and relaxed for the next three weeks.
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His most recent recording, released on ECM in 2015, was "Made in Chicago," with his onetime protégés the drummer Jack DeJohnette, the saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell and Mr. Threadgill.
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On the ticket with him, as a sop to the Stalwarts, was Chester Arthur, who was viewed as in the pocket of the Stalwart leader, Senator Roscoe Conkling.
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Roscoe Conkling-led Republican machine, known as the Stalwarts, he would unexpectedly ascend to the Presidency after Garfield's assassination — a position neither he nor his critics wanted for him.
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It came from the acting veteran Roscoe Lee Browne, who got his start in the 1960s and who Hornsby met while doing a play in New York in 2004.
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On a scenic road near Roscoe, New York — nicknamed Trout Town, USA — a white and red Alfa Romeo recently whizzed past an old wrought iron bridge pushing 90 mph.
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Prior to the 6900 redistricting, 2628 percent of voters in the 28503th District were registered Republicans who routinely re-elected Republican Roscoe Bartlett to office by double digit margins.
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In the work Roscoe, a black male figure wears blue jeans and a blue long-sleeve T-shirt that says, in white, "Fuck Fox News" in the station's font.
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Eicher and Taborn met in the late 1990s, when Taborn played on another recording for ECM, "Nine to Get Ready," by the avant-garde saxophonist and composer Roscoe Mitchell.
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Then, when my parents put Mama in the car, Roscoe (our other dog) noticed that Mama never came back—so from that point, he refused to go into the car.
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Klimitchek, 19, who once nursed a bobcat named Roscoe back to health — along with a deer, an owl and a buzzard — is rapidly making a name for himself in archery.
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By the eighteen-seventies, its central mechanism, the New York Custom House—a giant mouth for a manna of skimmable import duties—came under the control of Senator Roscoe Conkling.
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The ride up to the corner of Van Nuys and Roscoe, where the event began, was mostly uneventful — we did get a few honks, hoots and hollers from passing cars.
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Roscoe C. Brown Jr., a crucial member of the Tuskegee Airmen — the first group of African-American military pilots — passed away on July 2, 2016 at the age of 94.
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According to owner Charlotte Gill, Roscoe was the first shellfish she got high by placing it in an enclosed box and blowing cannabis smoke into the water like a reverse bong.
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The mutt — full name Fatty Arbuckle, after actor Roscoe Conkling "Fatty" Arbuckle — was found abandoned and "literally face-down in a field," Jane Lynch recalled on Wednesday's episode of PEOPLE Now.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid, another acolyte of Ms. Mitchell's, spent her year playing high-profile gigs with her own projects as well as with luminaries like Anthony Braxton and Roscoe Mitchell.
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I chose three — Beverly, as well as Lincoln Square and Roscoe Village — as the lenses through which I would rediscover the city that played such a large part of my childhood.
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The couple had chosen a house, and he was driving home to get her when he passed Roscoe Gist on the road, moving, as was his custom, a little too fast.
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" Though Gill, a licensed marijuana caregiver, told the Islander that Roscoe seemed more relaxed after his tank had been "infused: with cannabis smoke, it unclear that the lobster actually got stoned.
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I love the world Olantis and Roscoe and Anita and I have created in our exile, where we are free to call our wheelchairs by name and bop to the music.
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In 1882 Roscoe Conkling, one of the drafters of the 14th Amendment—designed to give equal citizenship to freed slaves—persuaded the Supreme Court that it had also meant to protect companies.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton's pet bulldog Roscoe, who occasionally accompanies the triple Formula One world champion to races, has had his sperm frozen to ensure he can have puppies in future.
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"He would never pound his chest and say, 'I am Roscoe Brown,'" former Mayor David N. Dinkins, who counted him as a friend and adviser, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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Lamone, No. 17-333, Republican voters argued that Democratic state lawmakers had redrawn a congressional district to retaliate against citizens who had supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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Calderino called Gorpman the "King Of The Keys," and remember, Calderino was called "The Keymaster" by Roscoe, who Gorpman praised as "Trump's Personal Key King" so Calderino knows what he's talking about.
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Roscoe Howard, a former U.S. Attorney in Washington, will lead a compliance team designed to help ensure that ZTE does not illegally sell products with American parts to Iran and other sanctioned countries.
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Mr. Kimberly, representing the plaintiffs, argued that Democratic state lawmakers there had redrawn a district in northwestern Maryland to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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Lamone, No. 17-333, was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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For instance, down on Madison Square there's a tribute to Roscoe Conkling, a 19th-century boss who gave Chester Alan Arthur his big career break running the deeply corrupt port of New York.
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Eventually the bassist Malachi Favors and the saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell arrived, and the casino act morphed into a five-man parley of percussion before the horn players finally took up their main instruments.
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Roscoe noted, though, that even high-quality facilities with impeccable clinical care often generate "negative brand loyalty" by failing to communicate effectively and empathetically with patients and truly understand their needs and preferences.
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The case was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had in 2011 redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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Ms. Roscoe, who has worked in the fast-food industry for decades and has received a single raise, of 50 cents, in four years at Burger King, said she expected the state to prevail.
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Read: Skeletons tell story of horrifying 5th-century massacre "It was almost like a spiritual aura, like your father was watching over you, and you were carrying him into battle with you," said Roscoe.
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"In the 60s, reading Fly Fisherman if you fished was like reading High Times if you were a pot-smoker," said Dennis Skarka, the owner of Catskill Flies, a fishing supply store, in Roscoe.
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Then, in 2014, the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission announced that new DNA testing of a cigarette butt found at the crime scene matched the DNA of Roscoe Artis, who had lived next door.
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When a label exec disses Sam because she can't dance, Roscoe decides to build a 100 percent lifelike holographic pop star who can sing, dance, look hot — everything it is implied that Sam cannot do.
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On Thursday, a representative for the show told PEOPLE in a statement thatg Bob McGrath, 84, Emilio Delgado, 76, and and Roscoe Orman's, 72, will be departing their on-air roles on the hit series.
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At his feet, an RC car with its plastic skin ripped off starts to drive around a racetrack marked in yellow and white tape on the scratched concrete floor—with no further input from Roscoe.
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One employee at the shop, who claims Don Jr. sticks to shooting ducks while in Roscoe, tells PEOPLE that since the election, "large bodyguards dressed in black" have been spotted wandering the quaint downtown streets.
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Among other performers are the violinist Leila Josefowicz, who recently won the $100,000 Avery Fisher Prize, as well as the composer and saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell and the baritone Benjamin Appl, in his North American premiere.
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The plaintiffs argue that Democratic state lawmakers drew the map to place the Republican who had held the seat for 10 terms, Roscoe G. Bartlett, at a political disadvantage, violating the voters' First Amendment rights.
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Benisek, No. 18-726, was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had in 2011 redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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The first "Trial of the Century" in 1921 of film star Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, for allegedly raping and killing showgirl Virginia Rappe, resulted in acquittal, as did cases against stars like Michael Jackson and Robert Blake.
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They took in a bobcat (Roscoe) who was found in a brush pile, a raccoon (Ruby), an owl (unnamed), a buzzard (Wallace), a squirrel (Squirreler) and a deer (Colleen) that they discovered behind an oil rig.
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The other case, from Maryland, was brought by Republican voters who said Democratic state lawmakers had in 2011 redrawn a district to retaliate against citizens who supported its longtime incumbent, Representative Roscoe G. Bartlett, a Republican.
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Mr. Lee suffered a heart attack in his home in Roscoe, N.Y., in Sullivan County, on July 22 and was taken off life support three days later, said Galen Mercer, an illustrator of Mr. Lee's books.
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I first learned about chicken and waffles when the dish reached more mainstream popularity in 2011, after then-President Barack Obama made a pit stop at Roscoe&aposs House of Chicken and Waffles in Los Angeles.
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He tricked out Roscoe with some seriously powerful Bluetooth speakers through which he blasts the music that matches his mood — sometimes gospel, sometimes house, usually something with a good beat and lyrics that make you think.
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A year after this "devastatingly effective" gerrymander, a House seat which a Republican, Roscoe Bartlett, had won for a tenth time in 2010 by 28 points went to John Delaney, a Democrat with presidential ambitions for 2020.
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According to the Mount Desert Islander, a lobster named Roscoe was the first to undergo this technique, and Gill said that after spending few minutes in water infused with marijuana smoke, he was a completely different crustacean.
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Read: Colossal statue of pharaoh brought to life in 3D images Human bone daggers often had elaborate designs and patterns incised on the daggers to project a feeling of "power and menace" and instill fear, added Roscoe.
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Rob Scott will be deputy director, Seth Unger was brought in as communications director, John Roscoe will be a liaison between the campaign and the Ohio Republican Party, and Clayton Henson will be the director of coalitions.
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Except for Roscoe Mitchell's "Jamaican Farewell," a slow, plaintive waltz in 3/4, all of the songs are Taborn's, and they feel at once unpredictable (composed in distinct sections, often moving between different time signatures) and inexorable.
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Actor Bob McGrath announced at the Florida Supercon earlier this month that he, Roscoe Orman and Emilio Delgado — who play Bob, Gordon and Luis, respectively — have been removed from the show as it undergoes "retooling" by Sesame Workshop.
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Warriors typically sourced human thigh bones from the skeletons of their fathers who had proven themselves in battle, or other men of status in the community, explained cultural anthropologist Paul Roscoe, one of the authors of the report.
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Roscoe C. Brown Jr., a college educator, a Tuskegee airman in World War II and a go-to voice of reason during New York City's racial volatility in the 1970s and '80s, died on Saturday in the Bronx.
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But the story's central conflict actually has nothing to do with the limits of AI. It's about the fact that Loretta is so sweet — designed by Roscoe to go along with whatever he programs her to do and feel.
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You'll get to it eventually, when the bugs come or your parents arrive, when someone interesting or attractive you met at the fly shop in Roscoe or the bakery in Santa Monica is due for dinner, and everything's sticky.
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The goal is to improve the often-miserable hospital experience while helping the institutions increase customer satisfaction and win repeat business, said Chief Executive Officer Paul Roscoe, a veteran healthcare entrepreneur who sold a previous venture to Microsoft Corp.
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On the weekends, Trump Jr. and his family often retreated to their home in upstate Roscoe, New York, known as Trout Town, USA, where locals say he's known to indulge in two of his favorite hobbies: hunting and fly-fishing.
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The First Son has made headlines in recent weeks for his controversial meeting with Russian nationals, but when he's not politicizing or running the family business in N.Y.C., he escapes with wife Vanessa and their five children to Roscoe: population 600.
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The night she moved into her Roscoe Village two-flat in Chicago, two white, female neighbors gave Saracho and her roommate some lemonade and launched into an explanation about the neighborhood while sitting on the stoop of their new building.
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The Court reasoned that, although Roscoe Filburn's home-grown wheat may not have greatly affected interstate commerce by itself, if everyone was allowed to grow and consume their own wheat, then Congress's attempt to stabilize national wheat prices would be stymied.
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"Some people roll up here and they tease, they think someone brought them out here to kill them and bury them in the desert," Angel Roscoe laughs as we huddle around the gift shop's wood stove on a blustery afternoon.
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"Ernest Gimson: Arts & Crafts Designer and Architect" (Yale University Press, $65, 372 pp.), by the historians Annette Carruthers, Mary Greensted and Barley Roscoe (a relative of Mr. Gimson's), explores how he adapted his observations of nature into buildings and objects.
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"I think the resistance to programs like national health insurance reflects a deep stream in our political culture that is skeptical of the ability of government to do things well," political scientist Doug Roscoe of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth says.
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In the center of town, the courthouse — a beautiful historic building — presided over Main Street, and on the other side of the Walhonding River, tourists milled around Roscoe Village, a restored 19th-century town complete with historic reenactments, museums, and tchotchke shops.
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But aside from the occasional stop at a local shop in Roscoe or a meal at the Riverside Café, Don Jr. and his family generally keep to themselves in their Catskills cabin — sheltered from the outside world and lightyears away from Trump Tower.
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Over a series of meetings of which there apparently are no written records, Mr. Hawkins not only crafted new districts for those members, but rerouted the district of 10-term Republican Representative Roscoe Bartlett to make it substantially more challenging for a Republican.
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But at Big Ears, the Art Ensemble — still including its founder Roscoe Mitchell on alto saxophone and its longtime drummer, Famoudou Don Moye — appeared with more than a dozen musicians, including strings, brass, theremin, a singer (Rodolfo Cordova-Lebron) and a poet (Moor Mother).
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He launched a web store, and this past year, he and his partner, Kelly Buchta, also a fly angler, moved the business, which had been in the Dette family home in Roscoe, N.Y. since 1928, to a spacious new store on Livingston Manor's main street.
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ROSCOE MITCHELL "Bells for the South Side" (ECM Records, 2017) Mr. Mitchell, a saxophonist, composer and multi-instrumentalist, convened associates old and new for this album, recorded at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago around the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians's 50th anniversary.
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Roscoe Conkling was so sure he'd get the nod in 1876 that he picked his Vice-President and a motto—"Conkling and Hayes / Is the ticket that pays"—only to be defeated by his erstwhile running mate, ever after known as Rutherfraud B. Hayes.
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Sam and Roscoe have two big spats: the first when she discovers that as he parsed through exemplars of feminine beauty and talent to inspire Loretta, he for some reason pulled out photos of her and covered them with question marks, X's, and other rude notes.
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The piece also offers a few tidbits about how Young Thug has the perfect foot size for sample pairs at 8.5, and about the trial of Roscoe, who was accused of shooting up Lil Wayne's tour bus (Thug's former road manager was convicted for the incident).
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In its current iteration, the saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell is the only founding member left; Famoudou Don Moye, who joined on drums in the 1970s, was also on hand, along with the trumpeter Hugh Ragin, the cellist Tomeka Reid and the bassists Jaribu Shahid and Junius Paul.
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Susan Metz Guthrie, an American Marriage Ministries affiliate who received a license to perform weddings from the Ohio Secretary of State, officiated at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum at Roscoe Village, a restored historic town on the banks of the Ohio and Erie Canal, in Coshocton, Ohio. Mrs.
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Critic's Pick On Wednesday at the Park Avenue Armory, toward the end of a solo on sopranino saxophone that had lasted more than 10 minutes, Roscoe Mitchell made it seem as though the intimate dimensions of the Armory's Veterans Room were in the process of being jackhammered.
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ROSCOE MITCHELL "Bells for the South Side" (ECM) A magnum opus from one of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians' most vital elders, this two-CD suite is full of open space — bell tones and scattered piano and staccato saxophone — but it hardly lacks form.
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Seth Colter Walls was wowed by Roscoe Mitchell at the Park Avenue Armory, including a work that's evolved over time: I was sadly underwhelmed by "Rameau, Maître à Danser," a program that the usually excellent ensemble Les Arts Florissants brought to the Brooklyn Academy of Music last weekend.
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Roscoe Gist might could've followed the sound of the frog, and he might've dragged W.J. Blythe out of the ditch in time, and Bill Clinton might've had a real dad instead of a drunken stepfather who walloped his mother and forced him to grow up fast and focused.
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