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Steve Lombardi
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Porter in 2006. On the August 15th edition of RAW he made his debut as Abe Schwartz , blaming the fans for the baseball strike. Although barely recognizable
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Canadian federal election Party Candidate Votes Liberal George Baker 20,314 Progressive Conservative Abe Schwartz 11,478 New Democratic Bryan Blackmore 4,618
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rap - Los Angeles Times". Articles.latimes.com. Retrieved 2012-02-11. "Abe Schwartz : A Review of Donald Glover's Debut Rap Album, "Culdesac"". Huffingtonpost
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on a 1918 recording of "Der Shtiller Bulgar" ("The Quiet Bulgar") by Abe Schwartz . During the first half of 1939, Benny Goodman and His Orchestra was featured
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Musical Folklore 1912-1947 Vol 6). It was also published in 1920 by Abe Schwartz as “Freilach #317”. It is nearly identical to the Bulgarian folksong
Jim Powers
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Challenge. Powers ended his WWF career on a winning streak, defeating Abe Schwartz at Madison Square Garden on October 29 and again in Scranton, Pennsylvania
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homeless. The New Grande Courts in Sullivan, Missouri, were owned by Abe Schwartz but modelled architecturally on the design of the Park Plaza Courts in
List of former WWE personnel (I–M)
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2004–2005 Vito LoGrasso Vito Skull Von Krush 1993 2005–2007 Steven Lombardi Abe Schwartz Doink the Clown Kim Chee Most Valuable Player Kangaroo Boston Brawler
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Lies. The show played at The Pleasance theatre. Titelman is married to Abe Schwartz and currently resides in Los Angeles, California. Escandon, Rosa. "29-Year-Old
Mandolin playing traditions worldwide
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repertoire include Russian Rag (a mandolin orchestra piece) and the Abe Schwartz Freylekh (Klezmer adapted for mandolins). Klezmer and mandolins came