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1. “There’s quite a bit of wine grown in Laurentia, especially New York, New Jersey and New England
2. My family moved to New Jersey then and I lived in a little town in northern New Jersey
3. Jeffee begins the New Jersey Inquisition
4. I think the three choices I had for Catholic high school was Don Bosco High School in Ramsey, New Jersey, Bergen Catholic, maybe 10-15 miles away and I think there was an actually a coed Catholic school called St
5. I guess I was stupid or whatever and I kind of ignored the fact that there were winters in New Jersey and many times I would go there not even wearing gloves or a real coat, just my suit coat and I would be frozen by the time I got to school
6. The Swedes established themselves in New Jersey; and the number of Swedish families still to be found there sufficiently
7. The colony of Nova Belgia, now divided into the two provinces of New York and New Jersey, would probably have soon become considerable too, even though it had remained under the government of the Dutch
8. The expense of the civil establishment of Massachusetts Bay, before the commencement of the present disturbances, used to be but about £18;000 a-year ; that of New Hampshire and Rhode Island, £3500 each; that of Connecticut, £4000; that of New York and Pennsylvania, £4500 each; that of New Jersey, £1200; that of Virginia and South Carolina, £8000 each
9. plans and had already committed to visit their son in Burlington, New Jersey, and planned to take the train there
10. Most spectacular have been the results in New Jersey, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Texas, especially Texas, which has created as many new jobs these last two years as the rest of the states combined
11. Governor Rick Perry is very much becoming the man to watch, along with New Jersey"s Chris Christie
12. And both New Jersey and Wisconsin have gone head-to-head with public sector unions, and won
13. Before I had to report to McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey I was allowed to take a thirty day leave
14. lived in Bordentown, New Jersey
15. This had been done successfully many times before and since, most notably for Hurricane Sandy, when Democratic President Obama worked quite well with Republican Governor of New Jersey Chris Christie
16. Monmouth in New Jersey
17. I then heard a very familiar, heavy New Jersey accent, with all the nasal qualities and street-wise flair, the wiseguy tone, and that Italian-bred fluidity of Marco Falconi, saying what I instantly knew was true:
18. In the company of the cousin, they traveled, late one night, to the New Brunswick, New Jersey, Coroner’s Office, where, in a truly chilling experience, they were fingerprinted and officially photographed as corpses, laying on a cold slab with talcum-dusted faces, blue lipstick and with their jaws held slack
19. A female operator with a New Jersey accent answered, and when Colling asked for the major, he was told that he was not available
20. locations over two-ways, launching drivers into the New Jersey
21. All of today’s existing families in New Jersey are branches of the DeAngelo tree
22. Khevasiah could have gone down to New Jersey for
23. As teacher’s colleges gave way to departments of education in larger schools, the College of Arts and Science of Northern New Jersey, or CAS/NNJ was born
24. Weehawken, New Jersey that morning
25. The small caravan moved northwest from the edge of the Piedmont into New Jersey’s
26. In short order, he attracted a New Jersey state trooper who pulled him over
27. Owel High School is not really in Owel, New Jersey
28. The case involved a New Jersey statute that provided reimbursement to parents for money paid to transport their children to school on the public transit system rather than on school buses
29. There were many more complaints of loud booming sounds from New Jersey to Chicago
30. In off year gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia Republican candidates won despite those States’ generally Democratic leanings
31. When my mother was a child her family went to Hartwood, on the New York – New Jersey – Pennsylvania border
32. Now, New Jersey looked like New India
33. Houston, says it will convert to gas some of the coal-fired plants in Delaware and New Jersey that it is buying from Pepco Holdings
34. One of the tenants of a loft building in a New Jersey town was a clothing manufacturer who sold most of
35. But Justice Frankfurter declared that the building, inside a town, inside the sovereign state of New Jersey, was also engaged in interstate commerce because that one tenant, among many others, was engaged
36. One of the highest wage scales for teachers is in the state of New Jersey
37. However, are New Jersey schools No
38. ) It even intimidated New Jersey Governor
39. finishing the drive to New Jersey
40. day that he was leaving to go back to New Jersey, which is where
41. My grades were good enough for me to be admitted to the Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, in 1953 for my sophomore year
42. During the three years I spent in New Jersey at the Lawrenceville School (although the thought did occur to me it was a way to simply eliminate me as an encumbrance to my parent’s travels), I did miss home
43. My Raymond housemates and I also watched the predecessor of MTV, American Bandstand, and since the high school girls who appeared on the show lived in nearby Trenton, New Jersey, we had a regular pen-pal party going
44. They were from all over New York State, from Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan
45. On that tragic September 11 day, Coast Guard Captain of the Port of New York, Rear Admiral Richard Bennis, in coordination with the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey, reopened the harbor on a selective basis to commercial vessels while additional Coast Guard units were arriving from around the nation to supplement port security forces
46. On 12 September 2002, a Liberian flag merchant vessel was ordered out of the port area of Newark, New Jersey and back to sea by the Coast Guard
47. ” She pointed out that malpractice insurance rates are staggering in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, and new doctors refuse to move there
48. Whereas last year in New Jersey there were 82 neurosurgeons, this year there are only 62, and 25 percent of all obstetricians in the State stopped delivering babies altogether
49. But in 1817, Thomas Gibbons hired Cornelius Vanderbilt to run steamboats between New York City and Elizabeth, New Jersey for less than the monopoly rates
50. the local prosecutor and the New Jersey Attorney General