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TNPS
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TNPSThese New Puritans (London, England band)
TNPSThe Next Picture Show (fine arts center; Dixon, IL)
TNPSTennessee Native Plant Society (est. 1978)
TNPSTampines North Primary School (Singapore)
TNPSThe Next Projected Sound (band)
TNPSTotal Ninhydrin-Positive Substance
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These New Puritans Swords Of Truth ***** WITH the same instant tribal clatter of early Adam & The Ants, Swords Of Truth throws more shapes than Twister.
singles and albums: SINGLES by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
These New Puritans are one, a band who have received positive reviews at home and form part of the UK's promotional literature in Austin.
Kitchener enlisted to aid British bands' assault on Texas by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Also set for big things are Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong, The Troubadours, These New Puritans, Cajun Dance Party and Glasvegas.
culture: Crystal ball-gazing; Who are going to be the pop winners and ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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