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   Woody Jenkins

   He said Long was "the most powerful man in the Senate, but he isn't using that power for us." ... Only a month into the probe, however, Democrats claimed that Thomas "Papa Bear" Miller, a detective hired by Jenkins' campaign to investigate claims of fraud, had coached witnesses to claim they had participated in election fraud.
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   Harmonium (Vanessa Carlton album)

   She said that instead of an album with "one-two punch songs", she wanted to make an album that engaged people to the point that they want to listen to it repeatedly, and that they would learn something new each time. ... Interscope Records chairman Jimmy Iovine suggested that Carlton co-write with Jenkins after Carlton played the album's first five songs for him.
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   Katherine Jenkins

   Universal Classics' marketing director has since said, "She is an utter professional, a wonderful singer and has a team utterly committed to her." ... On 19 October The Telegraph stated that Jenkins had signed the biggest classical recording deal in history, for $10 million (£5.8 million), with Warner Music.
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   Heroes & Thieves

   Mastering work on the album was proceeding by February 2006, when Billboard magazine quoted a spokesperson for Carlton as saying that Stephan Jenkins and several "departure producers" had contributed to the album. ... Heroes & Thieves received a 78/100 score on the website Metacritic, which it said indicates "[g]enerally favorable reviews".
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   Murder of Billie-Jo Jenkins

   During an intensive two-hour interview with Siôn's wife Lois, the police told her that they were sure that he was the murderer, as they said that the blood spots proved his guilt. The police did not tell the forensic scientist that Jenkins had tended to Billie-Jo, whilst she was dying.
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   Gordon Jenkins

   The liner notes to Verve Records' 2001 reissue of one of Jenkins' albums with Armstrong, Satchmo In Style, quote Decca's onetime A & R Director, Milt Gabler, saying that Jenkins "stood up on his little podium so that all the performers could see him conduct. But before he gave a downbeat, Gordon made a speech about how much he loved Louis and how this was the greatest moment in his life.
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   Florence Foster Jenkins

   She was aware of her critics, however, saying "People may say I can't sing, but no one can ever say I didn't sing." ... In 2001, a play about Jenkins by Chris Ballance had a run at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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   Charles Robert Jenkins

   Jenkins says he almost immediately regretted his defection. ... On November 3, Jenkins pled guilty to charges of desertion and aiding the enemy, but denied making disloyal or seditious statements—the latter charges were dropped.
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   Anya Jenkins

   Commenting on the personality of her character, Caulfield said, "Anya remains mortal and ambivalent. ... | Anya Jenkins |
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    Walter Jenkins

    "It was a sad time for Jenkins' wife and children, and I was not about to add to their private sorrow," Goldwater later wrote in his autobiography. ... Johnson's White House Press Secretary George Reedy told an interviewer that "A great deal of the president's difficulties can be traced to the fact that Walter had to leave...All of history might have been different if it hadn't been for that episode."

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Woody Jenkins,
• Harmonium (Vanessa Carlton album),
• Katherine Jenkins,
• Heroes & Thieves,
• Murder of Billie-Jo Jenkins,
• Gordon Jenkins,
• Florence Foster Jenkins,
• Charles Robert Jenkins,
• Anya Jenkins,
• Walter Jenkins