Frazier

[ frey-zher ]

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Frazier

/ ˈfreɪʒə /

FrazierJoe19442011MUSSPORT AND GAMES: boxer Joe . 1944–2011, US boxer: won the world heavyweight title in 1970 and was the first to beat Muhammad Ali professionally (1971)

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Frazier, who was 17 when the incident took place, was not shown on camera, and only her voice was heard during her testimony.

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According to Frazier, a firefighter arrived at the scene and asked Chauvin to check Floyd’s pulse, but he didn’t.

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Frazier uses wood because it conveys a sense of history, and the physicality of his sculpture evokes that history’s struggles.

Her portrait tops a realistic depiction of Frazier’s face with hair represented by rhinestones and mirrored tiles.

Frazier is a resident of Ward 5 and also serves as second vice chair for the Ward 5 Democrats.

"He does not agree or stand with those who do not believe that Israel has the right to exist as a Jewish state," Frazier said.

Frazier characterized the weakened bill as a first step in a yearslong battle.

Just last month, Frazier Glenn Miller opened fire on a Jewish Community Center shouting “Heil Hitler.”

“I saw the whole Laker team standing around staring at this man,” said Knicks point guard Walt “Clyde” Frazier.

Miller, who also uses the alias Frazier Glenn Cross Jr., has an extensive résumé of hate.

The next battle in which the brigade took part was that of Frazier's Farm, three days later.

"I hate to see you at your age, beginning to worry over these things," Ephraim Frazier said, regretfully.

For fifty-three years Mr. Frazier has resided in this county and has been a witness of much of its development and improvement.

In his political views Mr. Frazier is a democrat, which party he has supported since reaching adult age.

In 1907 it yielded a crop of one hundred and twenty-six and a half boxes of fruit of Frazier's prolific variety.

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