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McTeague

[ muhk-teeg ]

noun

  1. a novel (1899) by Frank Norris.


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Next, the overview includes a look at the group writing process, production design, cinematography, visual effects, stunt choreography, musical score and comparisons to the previous films — all supplemented with words by the principal actors and crew such as Mr. Reeves, Mr. Harris, Miss Moss, composer Tom Tykwer and producer James McTeague.

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Scott, a Republican, and his wife Diana McTeague Scott got the single-dose Johnson & Johnson shot at a state-run clinic at Montpelier High School, his office said.

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“I don’t think $4.15 a gallon by next week would be out of the extraordinary,” said Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst at GasBuddy, a fuel-tracking website that has calculated a 70-cent increase in the past month alone.

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This blend is a “boutique gasoline that has very few alternatives suppliers,” meaning California refineries are the only ones that make this blend, McTeague said.

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The reader comes to believe that McTeague, Carrie and the rest couldn’t have avoided perdition even if they’d spotted it lying spread-eagle in their paths.

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