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After that comes what I refer to as the "Helen Keller" model.
Robert Slayton: Having a Sense of Humor About Disability Robert Slayton 2011
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After that comes what I refer to as the "Helen Keller" model.
Robert Slayton: Having a Sense of Humor About Disability Robert Slayton 2011
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Of particular interest in this chapter is Dickens 'account of Laura Bridgeman, who may best be described as Helen Keller's predecessor.
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I certainly do not begrudge Kreisberg for trying to use an established character such as Helen Keller to tell an adventure story.
Helen Killer #1 Review | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008
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The first classes of Soviet fast-attack submarines had been equipped with 'Helen Keller' sonars that could neither see nor hear, and the boats themselves had been noisier than unmuffled automobiles.
The Sum of all Fears Clancy, Tom, 1947- 1991
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He chatted with farmers and hosted great names from out of town, such as Helen Keller, whose caretaker, Annie Sullivan, Twain helped immortalize by giving her the nickname that became the title of a play and movie, "The Miracle Worker."
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He chatted with farmers and hosted great names from out of town, such as Helen Keller, whose caretaker, Annie Sullivan, Twain helped immortalize by giving her the nickname that became the title of a play and movie, "The Miracle Worker."
LJWorld.com stories: News Hillel Italie/AP National Writer 2010
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He chatted with farmers and hosted great names from out of town, such as Helen Keller, whose caretaker, Annie Sullivan, Twain helped immortalize by giving her the nickname that became the title of a play and movie, "The Miracle Worker."
LJWorld.com stories: News Hillel Italie/AP National Writer 2010
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She included significant translations in English, Japanese and Bengali; Bibles with prominent publishers; those with unique marketing campaigns; and several with famous owners, such as Helen Keller, or intended readers, including Pony Express riders and World War II sailors and airmen.
Latest Articles 2010
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He chatted with farmers and hosted great names from out of town, such as Helen Keller, whose caretaker, Annie Sullivan, Twain helped immortalize by giving her the nickname that became the title of a play and movie, "The Miracle Worker."
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