The internal revenue collector called in Hausman, who pronounced it natural mink.
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There was the mink coat I had received from the furriers' union.
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It wasn't cold enough for mink, but it was certainly topcoat weather.
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There have also been recent outbreaks on mink farms in the US.
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We doubt that a mink will feel at ease with blue fur.
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In them are local islanders - 'water gypsies' my friend calls them.
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From below them came the notes of the waltz the gypsies played.
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They were sometimes considered to be the gypsies of the Red men.
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I shan't give it up for all the gypsies in the world.
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A lot of the other gypsies were envious of her-ofher power.
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Now, there's another business class option on the runway for Irishtravellers.
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But New York, which Newark serves, remains a popular destination for Irishtravellers.
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So how does this compare to other holiday destinations favoured by Irishtravellers?
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Irishtravellers are forecast to buy more than one million package holidays this year.
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His company has created jobs and expanded the range of services available to Irishtravellers.
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In fact, it was made by AV Edge for Pavee Point.
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Pavee Point is one of the non-government organisations that lobbied for such a question.
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Now he has followed up that endeavour with a hugely impressive film named Pavee Lackeen.
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Leaving the tavern and turning into the rue Pavee, he took the direction of the river.
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Pavee Point is now calling for an independent inquiry into the actions of the State authorities involved.
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The report, commissioned by Pavee Point, also says Travellers face significant barriers in setting up their own businesses.
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Secondary schools are failing to properly tackle the endemic bullying and racism directed at Traveller children, according to Pavee Point.
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Anti-racism training should be provided to all bar staff, according to the director of the Traveller support organisation, Pavee Point.
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Mr Collins and colleagues from Pavee Point met Ms Clifford-Lee, a candidate in the forthcoming Dublin Fingal by-election, on Friday.
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Martin Collins from the Pavee Point Travellers' Centre in Dublin said the fight against cutbacks and resulting job losses would continue.
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Every Traveller family in the State has lost someone to suicide, co-director of the Traveller support organisation Pavee Point has said.
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Pavee Point, the National Travellers Centre, also demanded that a statutory agency is set up to tackle the problems they face.
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John Paul Collins, community development worker specialising in drugs and alcohol with Pavee Point, said drug addiction was increasing in the community.
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The Traveller advocacy group Pavee Point has welcomed the news that Taoiseach Enda Kenny has resolved to support the recognition of Traveller ethnicity.
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Pavee Point has said it would be "extremely naive" for the Travelling community to suggest there are no criminal elements in its midst.
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Mr Martin Collins of Pavee Point told the Department of Foreign Affairs Human Rights conference in Dublin that a review was "absolutely essential".