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A gangland style killing
I hear this term used on the Australian TV news (again tonight). Where and what is/was "gangland"?
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- Best wishes Donna Richoux
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[nq:1]I hear this term used on the Australian TV news (again tonight). Where and what is/was "gangland"?[/nq]
Gangland is in the Merriam-Webster dictionary at m-w.com. Is there more that you need to know besides what that provides?
Best wishes Donna Richoux
Gangland is in the Merriam-Webster dictionary at m-w.com. Is there more that you need to know besides what that provides?
Best wishes Donna Richoux
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[nq:2]I hear this term used on the Australian TV news (again tonight). Where and what is/was "gangland"?[/nq]
[nq:1]Gangland is in the Merriam-Webster dictionary at m-w.com. Is there more that you need to know besides what that provides?[/nq]
The curious thing about "gangland" is that like Academia and **** (sorry about the tautology there) it isn't a place, but more like Texas in that hid
[nq:1]Gangland is in the Merriam-Webster dictionary at m-w.com. Is there more that you need to know besides what that provides?[/nq]
The curious thing about "gangland" is that like Academia and **** (sorry about the tautology there) it isn't a place, but more like Texas in that hid
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[nq:1]I hear this term used on the Australian TV news (again tonight). Where and what is/was "gangland"?[/nq]
In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.
Charles Riggs
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In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.
Charles Riggs
For email, take the air out of aircom
and replace with eir
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[nq:2]I hear this term used on the Australian TV news (again tonight). Where and what is/was "gangland"?[/nq]
[nq:1]In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.[/nq]
"Alphonse". Or at least by Google 1,400:27.
Evan Kirshenbaum + HP Laboratories >Feeling good about government is like
1501 Page Mill Road, 1U, MS 1141 >looking on the bright side o
[nq:1]In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.[/nq]
"Alphonse". Or at least by Google 1,400:27.
Evan Kirshenbaum + HP Laboratories >Feeling good about government is like
1501 Page Mill Road, 1U, MS 1141 >looking on the bright side o
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[nq:2]Gangland is in the Merriam-Webster dictionary at m-w.com. Is there more that you need to know besides what that provides?[/nq]
[nq:1]The curious thing about "gangland" is that like Academia and **** (sorry about the tautology there) it isn't ... "in" it. People can be big shots in gangland and many a dark rumour originates there. But where is it?[/nq]
Mostly in Hollywood,
Jan
[nq:1]The curious thing about "gangland" is that like Academia and **** (sorry about the tautology there) it isn't ... "in" it. People can be big shots in gangland and many a dark rumour originates there. But where is it?[/nq]
Mostly in Hollywood,
Jan
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[nq:2]In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.[/nq]
[nq:1]"Alphonse". Or at least by Google 1,400:27.[/nq]
Apropos of very little, one of Capone's brothers actually became an agent enforcing prohibition.
John Dean
Oxford
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[nq:1]"Alphonse". Or at least by Google 1,400:27.[/nq]
Apropos of very little, one of Capone's brothers actually became an agent enforcing prohibition.
John Dean
Oxford
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On 01 Sep 2003 00:00:16 -0700, Evan Kirshenbaum
[nq:2]In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.[/nq]
[nq:1]"Alphonse". Or at least by Google 1,400:27.[/nq]
It would be difficult for me to care less what Google says, than I do: it doesn't run my life or tell me how to write. "Alphonso" was more insulting than "Aphonse", funny enough that it is.
Charles
[nq:2]In Chicago, originally, characterized by such goons as Alphonso Capone.[/nq]
[nq:1]"Alphonse". Or at least by Google 1,400:27.[/nq]
It would be difficult for me to care less what Google says, than I do: it doesn't run my life or tell me how to write. "Alphonso" was more insulting than "Aphonse", funny enough that it is.
Charles
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