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Jonathan Make

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communications @uspto. journalist, 1992-2022.
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Keep Austin weird: do offbeat things

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By Jonathan Make
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Later Monday to walk off some of the extra calories, we walked around the upscale shopping center, which is called The Domain. If you’re looking for name-brands, this is probably a good place to go. There are lots of places for pedestrians. Parking also seemed plentiful and was certainly easy. Another recommended attraction is free and parallels downtown next to the Colorado River. It’s a river walk of sorts.
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In D.C., 911 can be a joke

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By Jonathan Make
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Over the years, earlier problems at OUC had meant that medical help was delayed being dispatched to people in great distress. People died during incidents like these, such as after someone stopped breathing. However, it cannot be proved that these delays directly caused anyone harm. It was primarily through the use of D.C.'s open-record laws that my colleague and I could report that failures at OUC delayed necessary help.
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Correctly Spelling 'Evaporation' Nets Cooper Smith a Trip to Scripps National Spelling Bee

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By Jonathan Make
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ROCK SPRINGS - Cooper Smith on Saturday afternoon won the opportunity to represent Wyoming in a closely watched national spelling contest. The sixth-grade student from Carbon County correctly spelled the word "evaporation" in the ninth orals round of the 2023 Wyoming State Spelling Bee. This means that Smith, who is 12 years old, will go on in two months to represent the entire state at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Smith will also get a chance to end Wyoming's spelling-champion drought.
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