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• Stiver points to the second floor of the gabled house.
• Now, Stiver wonders if anyone is safe anywhere.
• Mrs . Stiver has been crying so much that her face looks bruised.
• Ms . Stiver was born in New York City.
• Defensive tackle Chuck Stiver received the team's most valuable player award.
• "This is much better than using fingerprints, " insisted Stiver.
• "Superintendent Stiver died in November, 1910.
• Men do that more than women, Stiver says, primarily due to cultural conditioning.
• The Stiver Mill is a historic building located near the railway tracks on Main Street Unionville.
• Tosha's aunt, Brenda Stiver, said Tosha had been living with her for several months.
• The English denomination name stiver ( used in colonial Sri Lanka and Guyana ) is derived from stuiver.
• Ms . Stiver was the founder and former director of the department of psychology at McLean Hospital in Belmont.
• Stiver said Tosha recently got a job " and was saving every dollar to get a car ."
• What I've noticed is that Stiver is an energetic advocate for his positions, engaged on multiple fronts.
• Tosha Barrett, 16, one of the slain girls, was trusting, outgoing, said her aunt, Brenda Stiver.
• Her third book, " The Healing Connection, " co-authored with Irene Stiver, was published in 1998.
• Notice that both Stiver and Publicola worked on these two totally unrelated articleshere and here . . . Banu Nadir and Shock and Awe.
• Irene Pierce Stiver, a pioneer in the study of the psychology of women, died of lung cancer Sunday in her home in Newton.
• "I hate to pathologize someone like Clinton, because a lot of people screw up their lives like that, " says Stiver.
• "Many men have made such an investment in achievement and power that they can exist on those for a long time, " says Stiver.