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Didion

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Noun1.Didion - United States writer (born in 1934)
Joan Didion
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] DIDION designs, engineers, and manufactures a full range of Rotary Sand Reclaimers, Rotary Sand Screens, Sand Blending/Cooling Drums, Rotary Lump Crushers/Metal Reclainlers, Rotary Sand Casting Separators, and Rotary Media Drums.
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The city's intelligentsia is gearing up for the 2008 Brooklyn Book Festival this Sunday, at which some 150 authors—ranging from Joan Didion and Jimmy Breslin to the Jonathans Lethem and Franzen—will be in attendance.
Brooklyn Book Festival Gets Rock and Roll by Joe Pompeo / The New York Observer
Published by Harper Perennial On an ordinary winter night, writer Joan Didion and her husband John returned from visiting their critically ill daughter, Quintana and sat down to dinner in their New York apartment at around 9pm.
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