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Hawkes

[hawks]

noun

  1. John, 1925–1998, U.S. novelist and short-story writer.



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By early 1972 the pair were working into the music scene in Boston, where they eventually met the keyboardist Greg Hawkes and the guitarist Elliot Easton.

Mr. Hawkes remarks that contributing to the book was “like group therapy,” with the members working out their issues with each other—and with Ocasek—in conversations with the author.

Ms Hawkes recommends documenting the luggage dimensions an airline provides on its website just in case you have followed them but get to the airport and discover your bag does not fit.

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Ms Hawkes advises that travellers go through a reputable site if they are choosing a house-swap.

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Hand luggage dimensions should be universal, says Jane Hawkes, a consumer expert specialising in travel.

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