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succeeding generation

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See: descendant


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Williams 'breaks new ground' by looking again at the circumstances that created this 'martyr-hero' and at how succeeding generations have accepted, altered or rejected this label.
Mr Hall's great grandfather settled in the colony where succeeding generations were born.
Because of their visionary leadership, the FOUNDATION has achieved its mission to keep America's musical future alive for succeeding generations by supporting programs that demonstrate the value and enhance public understanding of the music teaching profession.
 
 
 
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