Leb
Britishnoun
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Leb Landymore, who is moored near Bradford-on-Avon in Wiltshire, said boaters "want some protection".
From BBC
LEB glassworks also stepped in to restore the rare Hungarian stained glass windows that had been riddled with bullet holes over the years, by recreating missing and damaged pieces, Peden said.
From Washington Times
Kyle Campbell, a historic preservationist with Preservation South, and stained glass expert Lou Ellen Davis of LEB Glass, also were recipients, she said.
From Washington Times
Lou Ellen Beckham - Davis of LEB Glass Studio, virtually did the same thing, she said.
From Washington Times
“It’s a much more emotional day for me than just a parade,” said Michael Leb, 76, who teared up as he reflected on a time, not that long ago, when there was less acceptance of gay people and some companies would not hire them, much less march with them.
From New York Times
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