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The result is a lively international album that draws from both classical sources and the fiery wellspring of inner emotion.
Mill Services Holdings LLC, an affiliate of Wellspring Capital Partners, acquired the company in 2004.
Welcome exceptions are William Galston, who does a nice job with the political wellsprings of contemporary education-policy differences, and attorney Paul Dimond, who shows how school choice advances the "democratic ideal of free common schools.
 
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