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Sherwood

Robert Emmet. 1896--1955, US dramatist. His plays include The Petrified Forest (1935), Idiot's Delight (1936), and There shall be no Night (1940)
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But Sherwood is a Chicago native, not necessarily immersed in inside jokes about English political history.
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Mochrie was the investigator in this game and Sherwood the confessor.
Brad Sherwood & Colin Mochrie get their lines right anyway
Like Roosevelt, Robert Sherwood grew up in a wealthy part of New York State, a milieu steeped more in the genteel 19th century than the hurly-burly 20th.
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And Sherwood believes that side led by Kenny Dalglish proved it is possible to mount a challenge.
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Sherwood's book consists of the unusual, to this reader's ear, configuration of a noun phrase in the nominative, The Self in Early Modern Literature, joined by a colon to another noun phrase in the ablative: For the Common Good.
The Self in Early Modern Literature: For the Common Good
Few lives could match Captain Justus Sherwood's for its interminable ironies.
Shadow soldiers: Captain Justus Sherwood
But that didn't stop Sherwood from dreaming up WGAY TV.
Straight talk about WGAY
Such is just one of the perspectives John Darrell Sherwood repeatedly offers in his latest book on jetera fighter aviation.
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Heath & Sherwood was hired to take it from prototype to an actual product.
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People who are familiar with Mercer University may have a slight acquaintance with Adiel Sherwood (1789-1879), since both a building and a scholarship bear his name.
Adiel Sherwood: Baptist Antebellum Pioneer in Georgia

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