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“I should do this more often”, she told herself as she made it through western Nebraska, into Colorado, down towards Arizona, and all the way, straight as she could, to the very place she'd started out just a couple of long days before
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I'm leaving tomorrow to visit Tucson, Arizona where I used to live
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We saw spectacular show at the MGM Grand and had a fantastic Italian dinner before he left for Arizona to help his sister moved to Phoenix
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She came out with my sister a year before and fell in love with Arizona
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I think many of those rides that made me arrive frozen at the high school were one of the main reasons that led me to go to the University of Arizona after I graduated from Don Bosco High School
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My roommate Dennis drove home to his parent’s house in Stanfield, Arizona so I was in the room all by myself
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I can't remember if I told you about the Newman Center yet but that was a truly God sent to me because it was the Catholic student organization on the University of Arizona campus on Cherry Street very near the campus
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I later found out I failed to identify Speedway Road which was one of the three main roads in Tucson, Arizona and was directly north of the University of Arizona campus that's how drunk I was
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In fact the current coach of the Boston Red Sox named Terry Francona played for the University of Arizona and I watched him play college baseball he was a very good college player
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One nice thing that I liked about Arizona was that we had a very good nationally-ranked baseball teams
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I have to say some of the best times I ever had was watching baseball at the University of Arizona
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One nice thing was that all the schools in the frozen North say like the University of Michigan, would come out to Tucson, Arizona say in February for like two or three weeks and literally that was their spring training
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They would train at the University of Arizona at our two baseball fields and of course we would play them in several games of real baseball and we would just about win every one of those games as those guys were still thawing out from winter and by the time they got there in February or March, we had already played 15 or 20 games
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Arizona was pretty well into the season and those northern schools really didn't care if they lost those games as they use those games for practice and those games didn't count against their records when they went back to Michigan or wherever but we were able to take credit at the University of Arizona for winning those games
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Of course some of the greatest games ever were Arizona State versus Arizona games
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Once again both Arizona and Arizona State were nationally ranked in the top 10, two of the best teams in the United States
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Pat O'Brien is pitching for Arizona
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Somehow or other Pat O'Brien loaded the bases in the top of the ninth inning so Arizona State had runners on first, second, and third
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Somehow or other Pat O'Brien pitched out of that jam and got Arizona State out in the top of the ninth without Arizona State scoring a run
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The guy from first base was flying around the bases and the guy from first beat a throw to home plate so Arizona won the game 1 - 0 and Pat O'Brien stood up on third base with a triple
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I can remember at Arizona there were at least two others
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One of the winning pictures for the New York Mets that year was an Arizona State pitcher by the name of Curt Gentry, a very good pitcher
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This is one game where Arizona did not win but even as a loyal University of Arizona fan, I have to applaud Curt Gentry for that game
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Arizona had this really great relief pitcher by the name of John Osmer
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And guess what? Curt Gentry pitched the entire game for Arizona State, all 15 innings, again that's one of the greatest pitching performances I have seen in my life and Curt was pitching just as good in the 15th inning as he was in the first inning
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This game was played on a Friday night at Phoenix Giants Stadium in Tempe, Arizona
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Bob Wills, the son of Maury Wills, was one of the players that night for Arizona State against Arizona
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There were many other players on Arizona State that I'm certain went on to the pros
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He wound up pitching a one hitter at Phoenix Giants Stadium in front of 10,000 screaming Arizona State fans and a few Arizona fans
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Even the Arizona State coach the next day was completely impressed and he said Rich Hinton had some of the best stuff he'd ever seen because my players only swing at good pitches in the strike zone and they could not hit the sky that night
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Unfortunately our pitcher that day was not quite as good as Rich Hinton and we proceeded to lose that game when Arizona State scored at least 14 runs in the game
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Arizona State had this Incredible Hulk by the name of Paul Ray Powell
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And one time while I was driving on a city street in Tucson, Arizona the canvas type sunroof that you could slide open and see the world actually ripped off the screws and blew away along with the drivers sliding side window
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I majored in history and government at the University of Arizona
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For some reason the University of Arizona used a really weird grading system where 1 was an A and 4 was a D
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The person who sat next to me in law school my freshman year in 1969 is the District Court judge in Arizona who was shot and killed by that young man who wanted to kill the Congresswoman
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All of my friends had graduated from the University of Arizona with their degrees and they didn't come back that following September and I was there basically at school with no friends
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Arizona to the United States, all for the sum of fifteen million dollars
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Baylor had established his rebel government at Mesilla in the Arizona territory of the Confederate States of America
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was no shrinking violet either, because he later went to prison in Arizona for having a man shot and killed
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Pete was a hunter and about twice a year he would go over to Showlow, Arizona for deer and dove hunting
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told Ron and I she was moving back to Arizona
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this medication in Arizona
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I had lived in Arizona for eighteen years and was
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another Lakota ceremony that was held each year in Arizona that
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She lived in Arizona
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It might be culturally closer to Arizona, where much of the white population directs their still deep racism at Natives rather than invents fanciful stories of an Indian in the family as southerners do
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forests which led to burning half a million acres of Arizona forests
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them and indicated that, in Arizona, nearly half of the Services plans for getting rid of hazardous fuels
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The federal government has sued Arizona and in turn
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Arizona has filed a law suit against the Federal government
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The state of Arizona fixed all of that by
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passing a law that said Arizona would not honor the Montreal Protocol so we still have Freon
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The war, President Obama wages on Arizona, is just such an example
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That is what Conservatives have done in Arizona and hopefully it will continue
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The five parts of this compromise were: California will be free; the territories of New Mexico (including present-day Arizona and Utah) could decide the issue without
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Berringer out there in Arizona, you know
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Ute—a Uto-Aztecan tribe that I place roaming the Great Basin including Southeast Oregon, Nevada, most of Utah, and part of Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, and California
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A prominent Republican Senator from Arizona has never seemed to learn that lesson
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Her eyes were as dry as the Arizona desert
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Dixie earned her BS and MS in Biological Sciences at Arizona State, and was actually quite smart—except in choice of husband
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Therefore, by definition, if one was in attendance, s/he was inevitably about to be sworn into the Arizona bar and be thrust upon an unsuspecting public with a license to steal, commit malpractice, and unjustly enrich oneself
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Both Lew Spencer, the GC in Chicago who had hired me out of law school, and Jack Hickey, the VP Finance also in Chicago, for whom I had done tax projects, apologized to me when corporate management determined that it was necessary to layoff ten thousand of the company’s 30,000 Arizona employees in the summer of 1971
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So I moved to the sunny Arizona side for the second half
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Jenkins hired the best known, if not the best criminal defense lawyer in Arizona, John Flynn, who won the Miranda case, to defend him on these charges
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That was how I met John Harvey Adamson, a low life petty criminal, who crossed the line into the underworld’s big time when he detonated the remote controlled car bomb in the Del Webb parking garage which killed Don Bolles, the Arizona Republic investigative reporter who had pissed off the local mob by investigating “tombstoning” (sale of worthless desert properties) to Yankees and ignorant, wealthy locals
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The Eagles’ song, Take It Easy, has a line about “I was standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona” that invariably brings back awful memories of my having done so several times waiting for Jenkins to return from court in Holbrook to drive us back to Phoenix in his new Caddy
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In 2002, Arizona Gov
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Jane Dee Hull flatly blamed ―greenies‖ for obstructing work to clean up national forests which led to burning half a million acres of Arizona forests
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However, the National Forest Service corrected them and indicated that , in Arizona, nearly half of the Services plans for getting rid of hazardous fuels had been legally opposed by those groups
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After trying child severance cases for my first six months with the AG, an opening occurred at the much more prestigious Arizona Corporation Commission, the equivalent to other states’ public service or utility commissions
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Furthermore, Arizona was a mini ICC state, meaning that it granted monopolies to utilities including public carriers and set their tariffs and rates (instead of letting the market establish same)
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At the Arizona Corporation (Public Service) Commission I tried huge cases versus both the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific RRs
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First, I was apprised that the Arizona Ambulance Operators Association, whose president, Ron Carmichael, was also the president of the Arizona Young Republicans, had given Bowman an expensive large color TV for Christmas
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I leaked some inside dope to Bill King of the Phoenix Gazette, our evening newspaper, but was warned by my immediate superior, the late Charlie Pierson, Harvard College and Law, to stay away from Don Bolles who covered our commission for the Arizona Republic, the morning paper
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Secretary of the Interior, a big time lawyer at Jennings, Salmon, & Strouse, whom I had defeated on an intra state airline matter, tried to talk Raul Castro, who unexpectedly won the AZ governorship in November 1974 as Watergate’s tide swept all Republicans out of office, into rehiring me (after I had been laid off by Kaiser Engineers) as an Attorney IV (I left Arizona at an Attorney II) to thoroughly clean up the AZ Corporation Commission)
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In the winter of 1974, Frank Sagarino, Nelson’s Deputy GC, brokered a deal that I stupidly and pride fully rejected that would have kept us in Arizona
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Dixie entered Arizona State University Fall 1962 and roomed her first year with Patty McGlinchy who later married Gerry Pauli
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Washington Group charged him $30 per hour whenever he consulted their one and only lawyer, coincidentally, a guy named Walt whose JD was from Arizona State in Tempe
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Other adversaries included the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks whom Dixie and I had watched five consecutive years in Flagstaff with JoAnn and Kermit Phillips back in the early ‘70s; Eastern Washington, and other “directional schools” as they are referred to sarcastically on ESPN
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think there is a tree called Ironwood in Arizona, though I have never seen one
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Xu and Siegel, from the University of Arizona, estimated the mass of dark matter
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Siegel, from the University of Arizona, estimated the
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“Yes Mom, I am and what I did in Arizona was
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Josh drove us the rest of the way through Arizona
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Arizona in the winter months in the north, and they call them snowbirds
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Colorado or any place out west except for Arizona, when he had helped to get his parents
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On the other side of the road was a cluster of buildings too small to be a town: a boarded-up house, a taco shop that looked like it hadn't been open since before Zoe Nightshade was born, and a white stucco post office with a sign that said GILA CLAW, ARIZONA hanging crooked above the door
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I counted two on the east side of the dam road, blocking the way to Arizona
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early spring, pregnant females start to fly North to maternity roosts in northern Mexico and southern Arizona
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To date, at least 15 states have passed laws (Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington) and many more, such as California and Maryland, are considering legislation
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Today, Rapini is found growing in California, Arizona, New Jersey, Quebec and Ontario
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have to wait long for the telephone in Phoenix, Arizona, to
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Arizona,” she said loud enough for Max to hear over the
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Arizona on a preaching mission awhile back
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In Arizona, grizzly bears were gunned-down out of existence
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Arizona has been cancelled
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The state of Arizona wants a
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Arizona admitted to burning his 5 year-old son’s hand with a
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have been discovered living in Arizona with his