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Simonson

[ sahy-muhn-suhn ]

noun

  1. Lee, 1888–1967, U.S. set designer.


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Simonson had only begun to review the lengthy document, but found the findings familiar.

As for Simonson, the complaint says Zelich told police that he also had met her online.

One of the people he apparently met online was Laura Simonson.

In the meantime, the police had used dental records to identity the less decomposed body as Laura Simonson.

He is said by investigators to have acknowledged going with Simonson to a motel in Rochester, Minnesota.

Recipes were reprinted with permission from The Old-Fashioned by Robert Simonson, copyright (c) 2014.

"And I have decided to ask her to be my wife," continued Simonson.

"My business with you is the following," began Simonson, when they reached the corridor.

Loomis' and Simonson's Batteries were soon put in position, and began to reply to the enemy.

Simonson took the name Mah Retto, which had a foreign sound, and could be depended upon to deceive Mr. Potter's enemies.

I had an awful good mind to call out Hank Simonson to run a few of 'em in.

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