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ge´in    (jē´ĭn)
n.1.(Chem.) See Humin.
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Eccentric and flamboyant, McAlpine was an adventurous distributor with a taste that ranged from the best US independent cinema to turn-of-the-century pornography (The Good Old Naughty Days) to films about serial killers (Ed Gein, Bundy) and classic European arthouse cinema (Tartan has released far more Ingmar Bergman titles on DVD than any Swedish distributor).
Death of a salesman by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
com 1-800-258-5830 Wisconsin has a very strange and notorious history of serial killers and macabre murders ranging from such infamous characters as Ed Gein and Jeffrey Dahmer.
Got Murder? by Internet Bookwatch
New York's Ed Gein and Indianapolis-based Phoenix Bodies played at Taylor John's House, in the Canal Basin, on Sunday, alongside Reading's Chronicles of Adam West and Coventry's Relations and Johan Xerxes.
City rocks to mini-festival of underground bands by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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