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steelman

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Noun1.steelman - a worker engaged in making steelsteelman - a worker engaged in making steel    
steelmaker, steelworker
maker, shaper - a person who makes things
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Steelman; her three children, David Steelman and his wife Debbie of Charlton, Linda Kusy and her husband Ted of Auburn, and Steven Steelman of Phoenix, AZ; her two sisters, Connie Keefe of Brookfield, and Phyllis Farris of Alexandria, VA; her six grandchildren, Jason Kusy, Todd Kusy, Janna Gero, Alysha Steelman, Ashley Steelman, and Keith Steelman; and two great grandchildren.
Frances L. (Earley) Steelman, 75 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Missouri Treasurer Sarah Steelman hopes other states will follow her lead.
Now it's Iran by State Legislatures
The David Cronheim Company recently announced that Robert Steelman has joined the company's commercial and industrial brokerage division as broker associate.
David Cronheim Company by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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