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Answer for the clue "Diamond Gil ", 6 letters:
hodges

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Population (2000): 261 Housing Units (2000): 118 Land area (2000): 3.099427 sq. miles (8.027479 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 3.099427 sq. miles (8.027479 sq. km) FIPS code: 35200 Located within: Alabama ...

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A rapid glance around the room assured him that the others were about as happy to see Hodges as he was.

In his thirty years at the helm, Hodges had built Bartlet Community Hospital from a small rural hospital to a true tertiary care center.

Traynor said soothingly, eager to get back and salvage what he could of his meeting now that Hodges was placated for the time being.

Unfortunately, old Doc Hodges has a particular knack for showing up at the most inopportune times.

Passing an empty coat-check booth used for parties, Hodges went down a short hallway and paused at the entryway of the bar.

Cantor, a radiologist, and Darnell, a pathologist, had both suffered when Hodges had arranged for the hospital to take over those departments five years earlier.

Reaching out, he grabbed Hodges' shirt at the collar and tried to lift Hodges off the barstool.

He'd stuck Hodges with a knife and now he wanted to push it in to the hilt.

In fact, he was one of the patients whose hospital admission summary Hodges had in his pocket.

A few minutes later Dorothy had Clara Hodges on the phone, and although it was a bit unconventional, a deal was concluded orally at a price of two hundred and ten thousand dollars.

Cornish then pulled a body bag out of his satchel and asked Morris to give him a hand getting Hodges into it.

They approached the table which had been left behind by Clara Hodges and which the Wilsons used when they ate in the kitchen.

I want to stop by the police station and find out how they intend to proceed with the Hodges investigation.

Besides, Hodges wasn't the most popular man in town, and we have to set priorities with our limited manpower.

So Hodges had a free hand, and he built the place like a feudal estate, associating with a medical school for prestige and billing the place as a regional medical center.