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Welcome, carpetbaggers |
Bergsman |
1990 |
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West with the stage |
Hancock |
1990 |
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Welcome to S & L hell |
Lucas |
1989 |
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Welcome to S & L hell |
Lucas |
1989 |
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We want to know --- An interview with U. S. Senator Dennis DeConcini |
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1977 |
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We could do it again. |
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1977 |
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Western points of view |
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1976 |
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Western point of view |
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1976 |
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We've made the top ten in crime |
Newman |
1976 |
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We have to move the traffice; |
Cook |
1976 |
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Westward is two years old |
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1976 |
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We have to change the trend. |
Cook |
1976 |
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Well, my stars! |
Sylvester |
1975 |
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We're not 200 but we're still an old timer |
|
1975 |
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We tried to stay refined; pioneering in the Mineral Strip |
Claridge |
1975 |
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Western art and the masculine mystique |
Cortright |
1975 |
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We tried to stay refined; pioneering in the Mineral Strip |
Claridge |
1975 |
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We tried to stay refined; pioneering in the Mineral Strip |
Claridge |
1975 |
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Welcome to the world of C & W |
Ben-Horin |
1975 |
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We grew up with Arizona |
|
1975 |
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Well, my stars! |
Sylvester |
1975 |
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Welcome newcomers |
Winstead |
1974 |
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Weaving...alive and well |
Leafdale |
1974 |
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Western history: Men who moved mountains |
Peplow |
1974 |
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Weaving a Navajo rug |
Wapp |
1974 |
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Western history: Men who moved mountains |
Peplow |
1974 |
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Westways sixty-fifth birthday: a special section |
|
1974 |
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Welcome to beautiful downtown Oro Valley |
Vonier |
1974 |
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Welcome to our new home in the desert |
Sylvester |
1973 |
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We promise we will never forget you or yours! |
|
1973 |
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Welcome to Fat City |
Collins |
1973 |
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Welcome to Fat City |
Collins |
1973 |
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Welcome Texans! |
Barney |
1973 |
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Welcome to Arizona, sir. Please open your trunk.' |
Gianelli |
1972 |
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Welcome to Arizona, sir. Please open your trunk' |
Gianelli |
1972 |
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We don't fit in anybody's rule book |
Lynch |
1971 |
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Western and territorial research opportunities in Trans-Mississippi federal records centers |
Abel |
1971 |
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We don't fit in anybody's rule book |
Lynch |
1971 |
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Western and territorial research opportunities in Trans-Mississippi federal records centers |
Abel |
1971 |
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We don't fit in anybody's rule book |
Lynch |
1971 |
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We slept in the wagon: an Arizona camping trip |
Smalley |
1971 |
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We camped on the Arizona desert |
Wigglesworth |
1970 |
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We camped on the Arizona desert |
Wigglesworth |
1970 |
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Welcome to the world of walkers |
Farnbach |
1970 |
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Well, maybe it's not always sunny |
Sovola |
1969 |
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Welcome newcomers |
|
1969 |
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Well, maybe it's not always sunny |
Sovola |
1969 |
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Welcome newcomers |
|
1969 |
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Welcome newcomers |
|
1969 |
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Weaving nylon threads among the old |
Moyer |
1969 |
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We're Arizonans now |
|
1969 |
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We want to do something for self. |
Zarbin |
1968 |
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Weekend at Gringe Pass |
MacPherson |
1968 |
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Western Apache classificatory verb system |
Basso |
1968 |
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We told you so |
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1968 |
