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RSSKiki van Eijk (1978) a Dutch designer studied at the Eindhoven Design Academy. She designs carpets, lamps, ceramics and glassware that find a global market. Her work is both 2d and 3d, conceptual, esthetic, functional and often narrative. Recently, we...
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AP, Washington
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AP, Washington
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AP, Washington
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AP, Washington
President Bush said Friday his planned trip to the Olympics in China is a message of support for U.S. athletes _ not a statement on the politics of the host country.
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AP, Ancient Olympia
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AP, Harrisburg
Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she disagrees with Geraldine Ferraro, one of her fundraisers and the 1984 Democratic vice presidential candidate, for saying that...
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AP, Harrisburg
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AP, Rochester
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AP, Miami
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AP, Southfield
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AP, Charleston
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