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1 Billboard dance-chart hits, "Kim may be one of the most successful people to have ever sung club music," said Byron Stingily, a producer and singer-songwriter who worked with English.

In temperate weather I use light machine oil when needed, applied very stingily with the application pin fitted to a wonderful surplus tool: the U.S.

Hanging above them is Outside, a found metal grate by the young African-American artist and poet Diamond Stingily, and there is also a hairpiece by her in the dressing room behind.

The work of Chicago-born, New York-based multidisciplinary artist Diamond Stingily is hard to forget.

Habitually stingily computing expenses, he noticed a discrepancy from the advertised basic fare, plus surge rate, plus travel-distance rate.

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IP estates are frequently criticized for stingily refusing permission for uses of the deceased artist's work that would seem to enrich the public domain and harm no one.

Following the spirit of artist empowerment and efforts to set a positive example in the music industry, Sa'Rayah cofounded the Chicago-based media company, RegalRock Entertainment, LLC, with respected music industry veterans Byron Stingily, Everett Cowings and Vandy Harris.

Thus, on the one hand, while modern due process doctrine stingily "empowers judges to selectively identify 'fundamental rights' ...

It doesn't help that Facebook is notoriously stingily with their data and analytics, often leaving publishers in the dark when it comes to the true effectiveness of their strategies.

These Arabs -- often the economic elite -- read, admire and consume products of a culture that, despite its proclaimed commitment to "universal values," continues to be stingily Eurocentric and dominated by Christian intellectual tradition.

Not the kind that trickles down stingily but one that floods the streets, drenching everything.