Rawlings
Marjorie Kin·nan [ki-nan], /kɪˈnæn/, 1896–1953, U.S. novelist and journalist.
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Rawlings, 37, had been promoted at her job as a housekeeper at a hotel three months before the pandemic hit — a promotion she said she’d been working toward since starting out in the customer service business over 10 years earlier.
Without pandemic unemployment assistance, many navigate uncertain economic future | Emily Davies, Jasmine Hilton | September 23, 2021 | Washington PostRawlings was soon more than $15,000 in debt from back payments.
Without pandemic unemployment assistance, many navigate uncertain economic future | Emily Davies, Jasmine Hilton | September 23, 2021 | Washington PostAt the last moment, he looked up, extended his arms like a wide receiver, and opened his Rawlings Model HH glove.
Scholar Rawlings is a member of the Board, of course, which admits of a somewhat closer liaison than might otherwise be possible.
Dead Giveaway | Gordon Randall GarrettEditor Rawlings, another tool of Senator Hamblin, had been under the protection of his chief for a long time.
The Cleverdale Mystery or, The Machine and its Wheels | W. A. Wilkins
The Investigator was Hamblin's organ, and Rawlings the superserviceable monkey.
The Cleverdale Mystery or, The Machine and its Wheels | W. A. WilkinsRawlings was one of those detestable creatures who have done so much to destroy the influence of respectable journalism.
The Cleverdale Mystery or, The Machine and its Wheels | W. A. WilkinsA week of feasting at the "Lakeside" and such private attention as the Senator could show Rawlings would apparently hold him.
The Cleverdale Mystery or, The Machine and its Wheels | W. A. Wilkins
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