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Harten

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Hart´en    (~'n)
v. t.1.To hearten; to encourage; to incite.


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Gym has always been a very well run organization, which is why it was enticing to us as investors," Kenton Van Harten, president of FHI, said in a statement.
Busy Body builds muscle with purchase of L.A. Gym Equipment by Brown, Rachel / Los Angeles Business Journal
den Hollander NS, van der Harten HJ, Vermeij-Keers C, Niermeijer MF, Wladimiroff JW.
The association between environmental lead exposure and bone density ... by Puzas, J. Edward / Environmental Health Perspectives
He railed at men "wier harten vervreemd zyn van de tedere aandoeningen van het medelyden" and held up to them the example of the "edelmoedige weldoener [die] zyn traanen niet kon houden"; De Hollandsche Wysgeer V, 1762, p.
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