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McIntire

[mak-in-tahyuhr]

noun

  1. Samuel, 1757–1811, U.S. architect and woodcarver.



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Mike McIntire, an investigative reporter, has been with The Times since 2003.

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Brian McIntire, owner of Precinct, is less impressed as the group sidles up to the door then heads backstage.

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“When the Boulet Brothers used to be here, we had a lot of issues with customers getting blood all over their stuff, or it would end up in some lighting instrument that would start smoking,” McIntire explains.

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Mike McIntire is an investigative reporter.

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Others, like Heather Dazell and Geri McIntire, devoted their whole day to moose-watch.

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