Akkerman
Britishnoun
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“It’s definitely something to look into,” said veteran gardener Brad Akkerman of Princeton.
From Washington Times
Akkerman uses greenhouses, but not in the winter - they’re hard to heat and he’s had them collapse under the weight of snow.
From Washington Times
Stasiuk, a tall, slender man in his late fifties, began by reciting in Polish the opening lines of “The Akkerman Steppes,” a romantic sonnet that describes the Crimean landscape.
From The New Yorker
He had wanted to release a record by Jan Akkerman, but EMI’s Dutch outpost told Stein: “‘He’s joined his old band Focus.
From The Guardian
At Prada, several women had sported short, boyish haircuts, including Amandine Renard, who is on the latest cover of Self Service magazine; Ninouk Akkerman; a platinum Sarah Fraser; Akima; and the newcomer Gisele Fox, who closed the show.
From New York Times
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