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Ms. Blain used to run a day care center out of her apartment.

Almost overnight, Blain transformed it into a regional economic force.

Blain was a computer programer and had done pretty well for himself.

Blain wasn't smiling, this was not a joke to him.

There was time to get my strength back and give Blain what I should have given him 5 years ago.

Arriving at Blain, he stopped to rest his troops.

On November 21, 1591 he took the castle of Blain.

Mr. Blain is also the subject of criminal action but has not been indicted.

It's hard to read those two, but I did get a feeling all was not well during our stroll to see Blain.

Blain is also the Chief Executive Officer of the company.

Blain was defeated in a bid for reelection in 1878.

Mr. Blain assumes a passer-by stopped to see if he needed help.

By that time, Blain had lent at least another $200 million in condo deals.

Do you go through a list of all the English words you know and see that blain' isn't on it?

As a matter of fact, there is such a word as 'blain.'

Virginia Blain et al. characterize the growth in interest since 1970 in women's writing as "powerful".

Brian Blain (1936-1994) was an Australian film and television actor.

Lots were platted for sale in 1846 and the name of the post office was changed to "Blain".

It would be April 1983 before Blain and Empire responded.

"There were quite a few colorful costumes," said Ed Blain, the area manager for the station.

Douglas Blain, secretary of the Trust, describes his own first contact with the area, by chance coming across it in 1961.

Blain described it as being a "radical sports car" and not just a sports version of a regular model.

The town is twinned with Blain in western France.

Mr. Blain also turned over all rights to share assets earned from the scheme that are currently under the control of former colleagues.