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AOIFE	Association of Institutions for Feminist Education
AOIFE	Association of Irish Festival Events (Ireland)

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Alison Krauss sound-alike Aoife O'Donovan leads her string band through a checklist of public-domain mainstays (``Little Sadie,'' ``Railroad Bill'') and folksily familiar enough might-as-well-be's (Robert Johnson's ``Come on in My Kitchen,'' Bob Dylan's ``Oxford Town''), giving them offbeat and cannily intellectualized new interpretations. SOUND CHECK by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) Smith, ([section]) Aoife Waters, ** and Geraldine A. Childhood hemolytic uremic syndrome, United Kingdom and Ireland by Willshaw, Geraldine A. / Emerging Infectious Diseases Pare's second project with Cite-Amerique is the eight-hour miniseries Random Passage, based on the award-winning novels by Bernice Morgan, and starring the Irish-born actress Aoife McMahon as Mary Keane, the series' fierce heroine. From sea to sea: Montreal by Valade, Claire / Take One More results

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Alison Krauss sound-alike Aoife O'Donovan leads her string band through a checklist of public-domain mainstays (``Little Sadie,'' ``Railroad Bill'') and folksily familiar enough might-as-well-be's (Robert Johnson's ``Come on in My Kitchen,'' Bob Dylan's ``Oxford Town''), giving them offbeat and cannily intellectualized new interpretations.

SOUND CHECK by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Smith, ([section]) Aoife Waters, ** and Geraldine A.

Childhood hemolytic uremic syndrome, United Kingdom and Ireland by Willshaw, Geraldine A. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Pare's second project with Cite-Amerique is the eight-hour miniseries Random Passage, based on the award-winning novels by Bernice Morgan, and starring the Irish-born actress Aoife McMahon as Mary Keane, the series' fierce heroine.

From sea to sea: Montreal by Valade, Claire / Take One

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