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John Briggs said this morning that Dade County, Oklahoma, and St. Paul, Minnesota
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St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Clint Briggs. Grew up in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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The city council in St. Paul, Minnesota
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at St John's Abbey, in Collegeville, Minnesota,
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Dade County always, 305 all day
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- Guy Germaine. From St. Paul, Minnesota. - From where?
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Washington County, this morning...
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And remember what John Paul Jones always said
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And a mr. st. john, of huntingdon, said
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This was the longest and most bizarre trial in Dade County history.
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Good evening, St. Paul.
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This is Mr. St. John.
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- Morning, John, Norm. - Morning.
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Ratzinger put out this teaching approved by John Paul II that said,
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State Senator John Briggs wants to change that.