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Street children are poor or
homeless children who live on the
streets of a city, town, or village.
Homeless youth are
often called street kids, or urchins;...
- The
Guttersnipe is a 1922
American romance film
directed by
Dallas M.
Fitzgerald and
written by
Wallace C. Clifton. The film
stars Gladys Walton, Walter...
- (in lieu of the
Smith &
Wesson designed collet bushing); the
unique Guttersnipe sight system,
clear Lexan grip-panels, a
fully ramped and
throated shortened...
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Guttersnipes (Swedish: Rännstensungar) is a 1944
Swedish drama film
directed by
Ragnar Frisk and
starring Adolf Jahr,
Britta Brunius and
Lillie Wästfeldt...
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Guttersnipes were a four-piece punk, pop band,
which formed in 1990 by Paul "Brocky"
Brockhoff on
guitar and vocals, Ian
MacKaye on drums,
Michael "Macca"...
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appearance of both men the two
discuss their fantasies of
being famous ("
Guttersnipe").
Josie is at home
missing Billy and
wondering where her life went so...
- buffoon, chancer, communist,
corner boy, coward, fascist, gurrier,
guttersnipe, hypocrite, rat, s****bag,
scurrilous speaker or yahoo; or to insinuate...
- understudy, was promoted.
Gorcey created the
stage persona of a
quarrelsome guttersnipe whose greatest joy was to make trouble. In 1937,
Samuel Goldwyn made...
- "Hunz" Van
Vliet on lead vocals. A year
later Phil
Usher joined on drums.
Guttersnipe, a seven-track
extended play, was
released on
independent Australian...
- "lavishing" his
knowledge and his "regard and intimacy" on a "heartless
guttersnipe", and
retires in
great dudgeon.
Eliza roots around in the
fireplace and...
