- earlier. The
Teenagers continued recording,
bringing in a new lead.
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first white member, made them more
racially mixed, now...
- used her
experience to open a
brothel in 1890,
which she
named "Chateau
Lobrano d'Arlington".
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established as the red-light...
- In 1956,
Lymon left the
group while Billy Lobrano join the band in 1957,
after they have
success with
Lobrano, he left in 1958.
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tragic demise. In
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editor Gus
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Salinger revised the
story numerous times throughout 1947,
renaming it...
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Busch as
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William Maxwell Bernard White...
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January 1994). "France's 'Eurotrash' - Cross-Channel Humor"...
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first president,
Andrew ****son White. White,
Elwyn Brooks; Guth,
Dorothy Lobrano; White,
Martha (2006). "Cornell and the Open Road".
Letters of E.B. White...
- went
through a
string of
replacement singers, the
first of whom was
Billy Lobrano. In 1960,
Howard Kenny Bobo sang lead on "Tonight's the Night" with the...
- Wolf" 1991
Santa Barbara Helmut Dieter 13
episodes 1992 Law &
Order George Lobrano Episode: "Prince of Darkness" 1994 New York
Undercover Clark Redmond Episode:...
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welcome cuisine like mine in France'". The Guardian. ISSNÂ 0261-3077.
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Alexander (October 26, 2021). "The boy
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