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owned and run by Moe Asch from 1948 until his death in 1986 , when the Smithsonian Institution bought the label with a mandate to keep its catalogue in print and continue its work(passive) was createdFolkways
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ordinary Jews around the world(passive) created byfolkways
The nonprofit record label of the Smithsonian InstitutioncreatesFolkways
the groups for their sustenance and maintenance(passive) are created byFolkways
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February 2015 – Joe Burgum , Simone Wai and Dane JohnsoncreateFolkways
this amusing and artistic placehas createdthis amusing and artistic place
experiences that can be enjoyed by adults and youth alikecreatesexperiences that can be enjoyed by adults and youth alike
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an active park focused on celebrating winter with public artis creatingan active park focused on celebrating winter with public art
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programming and events with the intention of creating vibrant places and a greater sense of belonging among community membershas designedprogramming and events with the intention of creating vibrant places and a greater sense of belonging among community members
to maintain the integrity of the Jewish peopledesignedto maintain the integrity of the Jewish people
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an additional six labels under its umbrella and released over 300 new recordingshas createdan additional six labels under its umbrella and released over 300 new recordings