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| Tim Farron, MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale, announ | |
| rgh Pirates infielder and pilot Danny Murtaugh, | Tim fashioned a 13-year career in the Pirates' farm |
| "Dirty Love" - | Tim Feehan |
| "Heart in Pieces" ( | Tim Feehan/Brian MacLeod) - 5:04 |
| Trish Keenan (vocals), Roj Stevens (keyboards), | Tim Felton (guitar) and James Cargill (bass). |
| "Trust In Lies" The Raven Shadows featuring | Tim Ferguson - Jack tries to buy Jimbo a beer |
| It also starred | Tim Ferguson along with Matthew Dyktynski, Michael |
| Julia Zemiro, Nick Giannopoulos, Mikey Robins, | Tim Ferguson |
| It was hosted by | Tim Ferguson and lasted from 1999 to 2001. |
| In the 1990 election, comedian | Tim Ferguson of the Doug Anthony All Stars stood as |
| boys basketball: State Finalist in 2007 (Coach | Tim Ferguson) |
| series (2001-2002) and was created by comedian | Tim Ferguson. |
| Tim Ferrell - Guitar, Backing Vocals | |
| The Lamb and the Dragon", written by Volpe and | Tim Ferrell. |
| The Cosmic Tunnels by | Tim Ferris (1983) |
| nd inconsistency cost him the title to Suzuki's | Tim Ferry. |
| Graduate Assistant/Strength and Conditioning - | Tim Fertig |
| Harry Hocky - | Tim Fiddler |
| Tim Field (born 24 April 1952 in Eastbourne).was | |
| Bully In Sight - book by | Tim Field |
| UK anti-bully pioneers Andrea Adams and | Tim Field used the expression workplace bullying in |
| cide, Death at Playtime - book by Neil Marr and | Tim Field |
| Tim Field died from cancer on 15 January 2006 aged | |
| Bullyonline - | Tim Field's anti-bully website |
| d in Swindon, claims to be based on the work of | Tim Field, who ran a workplace bullying advice line |
| Tim Field, Founder of the UK National Workplace Bul | |
| Tim filled in for several months while the search f | |
| PGA Tour Commissioner | Tim Finchem stated, "Our intention... is for Fresno |
| Work on KQML was led by | Tim Finin of the University of Maryland, Baltimore |
| Tim finished third as a result. | |
| e group Londonbeat, they were regular guests on | Tim Finlay's evening show, and they even sang him a |
| "Fraction Too Much Friction" - | Tim Finn |
| hat were not instrumentals & Split Enz frontman | Tim Finn who performed backing vocals on a few trac |
| It was written by | Tim Finn and released as a single in 1981. |
| Tim Finn - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano | |
| Tim Finn - Philip | |
| Tim Finn - vocals | |
| Tim Finn - "Fraction Too Much Friction" (Tim Finn, | |
| rt, apart from tracks 8, 9 and 10 which feature | Tim Finn rather than Hart. |
| Tim Finn - musician | |
| A Whirl" was a single written by Neil Finn and | Tim Finn and recorded by Split Enz for the 1979 alb |
| "I See Red" - | Tim Finn |
| was created featuring a collection of Neil and | Tim Finn's songs reinterpreted by female singers as |
| an voice overlay to "Walk You Home", a track on | Tim Finn's fourth album, Before & After. |
| "Poor Boy" 3:27 ( | Tim Finn) |
| "I See Red" 3:15 ( | Tim Finn) |
| "I Hope I Never" ( | Tim Finn) 4:52 |
| "I See Red" [faded out version] 3:14 ( | Tim Finn) |
| album to date released by ALT, the grouping of | Tim Finn, Andy White & Liam O'Moanlai. |
| aw of the American rock group Styx, The Damned, | Tim Finn, Paul Carrack, Nik Kershaw, Jim Diamond, B |
| nsemble, the Mighty Reapers, the Seymour Group, | Tim Finn, Stephen Cummings and Wendy Matthews. |
| Split Enz - "I See Red" ( | Tim Finn, 1979) |
| Songs written by | Tim Finn, except where noted. |
| It was co-written by Neil Finn and brother | Tim Finn, originally intended for their debut Finn |
| included Eddie Vedder, Johnny Marr, Ed O'Brien, | Tim Finn, Sebastian Steinberg, Phil Selway, Lisa Ge |
| reat Divide" was a single written by Phil Judd, | Tim Finn, Eddie Rayner, and Robert Gillies and reco |
| first being the younger brother of band leader | Tim Finn, replaced them respectively. |
| tions for The Whitlams, You Am I, Hoodoo Gurus, | Tim Finn, Savage Garden, Hoodoo Gurus, Grinspoon an |
| also played on produced albums by Steve Earle, | Tim Finn, Will Hoge, Jars of Clay, Emmylou Harris, |
| "Chocolate Cake" written by Neil Finn and | Tim Finn. |
| olo album released by former Split Enz frontman | Tim Finn. |
| e album were cowritten by Finn with his brother | Tim Finn. |
| the 4th album by New Zealand singer/songwriter | Tim Finn. |
| "My Mistake" 3:01 ( | Tim Finn/Eddie Rayner) |
| "Dirty Creature" 4:01 ( | Tim Finn/Nigel Griggs/Neil Finn) |
| "Bold As Brass" 3:29 ( | Tim Finn/Robert Gillies) |
| onths In A Leaky Boat" [Mushroom 7" edit] 3:49 ( | Tim Finn/Split Enz) |
| Six Months In A Leaky Boat" [A&M 7" edit] 3:14 ( | Tim Finn/Split Enz) |
| Wake (1939), in which the comic resurrection of | Tim Finnegan is employed as a symbol of the univers |
| Tim Finney wrote for Pitchfork Media that "like Wan | |
| He directed | Tim Firth's "Neville's Island" (having played Angus |
| In 2009, he played Frank in | Tim Firth's Absolutely Frank at Oldham's Coliseum T |
| It starred | Tim Firth, Tim de Jongh, Michael Rutger and William |
| OUSE (musical based on the songs of Madness) by | Tim Firth, UK tour, With Chris Carswell, Steve Broo |
| that the 'new Godber' is perhaps a writer like | Tim Firth. |
| In July 1999, following the resignation of | Tim Fischer and the election of John Anderson as Na |
| Murray-Darling National Party MLA | Tim Fischer resigned on 18 October 1984 to contest |
| e 2008, former Australian Deputy Prime Minister | Tim Fischer began campaigning for the Australian Pa |
| to August 1981, winning a by-election caused by | Tim Fischer's resignation to contest a by-election |
| Tim Fischer, then the incumbent NCP member for the | |
| ralia: tango in trade, tourism and transport by | Tim Fischer, University of New England Press, 2005. |
| in succession, including Deputy Prime Minister | Tim Fischer. |
| y publication of the comic Cavalcade of Boys by | Tim Fish. |
| Tim Fitzgerald ... Val as a boy | |
| Tim FitzHigham as Bookworm Man | |
| DL | Tim Flanagan |
| o the SFA 19 set up a one-yard touchdown run by | Tim Flanders to bring Sam Houston back to within se |
| collector, H. W. Henshaw, who, as mentioned by | Tim Flannery in his book, A Gap In Nature, shot and |
| Country - | Tim Flannery |
| Tim Flannery interview on The Hour with George Stro | |
| Tim Flannery (Sep 3) | |
| 1996: | Tim Flannery, Roger Martin and Alexandra Szalay, Il |
| science in 1995 by Australian Museum zoologist | Tim Flannery, Indonesian zoologist Boeadi and Austr |
| David Baltimore, Lisa Randall, Daniel Dennett, | Tim Flannery, Lawrence Krauss, Michio Kaku, Susan B |
| d research staff including Australian scientist | Tim Flannery. |
| ered scientifically by the Australian zoologist | Tim Flannery. |
| tired of hearing about his unlucky luck," said | Tim Flannery. |
| 1984 | Tim Flavin - On Your Toes |
| production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, starring | Tim Flavin and Robin Askwith. |
| West University parents reshaped a school which | Tim Fleck of the Houston Press described as "deteri |
| He originally was a co-anchor alongside | Tim Fleischer, while also presenting the daily weat |
| Tim Fleiszer (born August 14, 1975, in Montreal, Qu | |
| Tim Fletcher - sports director; weeknights at 6, 9 | |
| 1955 | Tim Flock |
| 1950 | Tim Flock |
| Tim Flock won his second consecutive Daytona race f | |
| Tim Flock beat 23 other competitors to win the Apri | |
| Tim Flock | |
| 1955 | Tim Flock NASCAR car |
| He beat | Tim Flock by 1 minute and 14 seconds. |
| Jocko Flocko, | Tim Flock's pet monkey, accompanied the racer in-ca |
| in the Top 10 include: Fonty Flock, Red Byron, | Tim Flock, and Curtis Turner. |
| l of Fame in 2002, along with his Bill Elliott, | Tim Flock, Red Byron, and Seay's cousins Parks and |
| Tim Flood, Vols second baseman in 1910 | |
| In 1993 Southampton goalkeeper | Tim Flowers was brought in as the new number one. |
| keeper behind Bobby Mimms before the arrival of | Tim Flowers in November 1993, and had been issued w |
| lion goalkeeper deal in November when they sold | Tim Flowers to Blackburn Rovers. |
| argely second choice at Molineux though, behind | Tim Flowers and later Mark Kendall. |
| empted tackle, clipped the ball past goalkeeper | Tim Flowers. |
| He was coached first by | Tim Floyd until he left the Cyclones to become the |
| ll of the Bulls' assistant coaches were, as was | Tim Floyd, then head coach at Iowa State, Jackson's |
| On March 30, 2010, UTEP announced the hiring of | Tim Floyd. |
| 1999-2000 seasons under former college teammate | Tim Floyd. |
| mposed by Kris Kohls, Mike Ransom, Dave DeRoo & | Tim Fluckey. |
| Tim Fluckey: guitar | |
| Tim Foley | |
| Tim Foley: vocals, guitar, uilleann pipes, reed and | |
| December 11, 1981: | Tim Foli was traded by the Pirates to the Californi |
| dded two more in the seventh on a RBI triple by | Tim Foli and a RBI double by Parker, and then three |
| les got two in the second on an RBI single from | Tim Foli and a squeeze bunt by Bob Boone. |
| April 21, 1976: Shortstop | Tim Foli (hitting in the number seven slot) hit for |
| Sacrifice Hits: | Tim Foli, 26 (1982) |
| he New York Mets for three regulars - shortstop | Tim Foli, outfielder Ken Singleton and first basema |
| ork Mets for Ken Singleton, Mike Jorgensen, and | Tim Foli. |
| Tim Foljahn - Guitar | |
| Tim Folzenlogen is a contemporary realist painter b | |
| Writer | Tim Footman suggested that these images are borrowe |
| Ronny switches places with | Tim, forcing Tim to experience life and love in Eas |
| itchfoot which he co-founded along with Jon and | Tim Foreman in 1996. |
| Bassist | Tim Foreman (Jon Foreman's brother) remarked that u |
| leaving Shenandoah in 1996, he and his brother | Tim formed a duo known as the Raybon Brothers, whic |
| Tim, formerly know as Timmy, changed his name after | |
| shire teenage friends Dominic Stinton (vocals), | Tim Forster (keyboards), Nick Crowe (drums), and ba |
| Tim Forsyth (born August 17, 1973 in Mirboo North) | |
| es to the Seattle Mariners for Phil Bradley and | Tim Fortugno. |
| Tim Foster | |
| When | Tim Foster returned to the four, Coode was put into |
| e had a £10m refurbishment in 2007, designed by | Tim Foster Architects. |
| MBE, Jason Leonard OBE, Colin Montgomerie OBE, | Tim Foster MBE, Ray Clemence MBE, Gabby Logan and K |
| James Cracknell, | Tim Foster, Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent in 2 |
| in the four with Johnny Searle, Greg Searle and | Tim Foster. |
| Tim fought on the UFC Fight Night 19 card against f | |
| son has been the subject of two plays: Rock, by | Tim Fountain, starring Michael Xavier as Rock and B |
| able players such Daniel Collins, Dave Wood and | Tim Fourie now play at the valley side. |
| Tim Foust | |
| teve Grogan, and Horace Ivory and a safety when | Tim Fox ran Bills punter Rusty Jackson out of the e |
| The HornetQ project was the brain-child of | Tim Fox, and was launched on 24 August 2009, during |
| minor-league professional baseball player named | Tim Fox. |
| Tim Frank | |
| re Doctor Who, Francis Durbridge's The World of | Tim Frazer and the Miss Marple films Murder, She Sa |
| The lyrics written by lead singer | Tim Freedman were a statement on the destruction he |
| Tim Friede created his own vaccine against snakebit | |
| Produced by | Tim Friese-Greene |
| r producers, Ben Findon or Nicky Graham, but by | Tim Friese-Greene, who was responsible for the rece |
| eda in Alberta, Canada with David Cheesmond and | Tim Friesen. |
| Tim Frost was born on the 17th August 1981 in Paddi | |
| Sarah Waters' 1999 novel Affinity; directed by | Tim Fywell and screenplay by Andrew Davies. |
| ched to Stay With Me, which will be directed by | Tim Fywell. |
| Tim G. Echols is a United States politician from Cl | |
| arist Dave Brock, in a 1984 taped interview for | Tim Gadd's radio show 'Zooks', King left the band a |
| Tim Gaes - Himself | |
| Some time later, they recruited | Tim Gaines and Robert Sweet, of Stryper, and releas |
| Tim Gaines - bass guitar | |
| Tim Gaines | |
| "You Know What to Do" (Oz Fox, | Tim Gaines, M. Sweet, R. Sweet) - 4:48 |
| for Robert Sweet, "OF" for Oz Fox, and "TG" for | Tim Gaines; here the initials are: "JR" for Jamie R |
| Tim Gallegos - bass | |
| nown and was replaced by their next bass player | Tim Gallegos. |
| arroll co-wrote the song with Glen Mitchell and | Tim Galloway. |
| All tracks by | Tim Gane and Laetitia Sadier |
| Tim Gane (born 12 July 1964, Barking, England) is t | |
| Amongst those who bought the album were | Tim Gane, later of Stereolab, and William Bennett o |
| For | Tim Gane, guitarist/singer, see Martha and the Muff |
| Vegetable (A Wonderful Wooden Reason ......)" ( | Tim Gane, Laetitia Sadier, Steve Stapleton) - 13:34 |
| ca, Erykah Badu, Rahsaan Abraham, James Poyser, | Tim Gane, DJ Dumi, Questlove, Black Thought, Grandm |
| Tim Garbutt - born 6 January 1969, London | |
| The music is produced by Jez Willis and | Tim Garbutt, who are joined on-stage by other music |
| ard Stevens, Evan Harris (standing, incumbent), | Tim Gardam (chair, Principal of St Anne's College), |
| Tim Gardam | |
| call upon three advisors: military advisor Lord | Tim Garden, communications adviser Amanda Platell a |
| Tim Gardner | |
| n, Jeff Ballard, Steve Wilson, Steve Davis, and | Tim Garland (Corea) - 12:10 |
| with British jazz musicians Mornington Lockett, | Tim Garland, Django Bates, Gerard Presencer and Joh |
| alkin won the UK composition competition led by | Tim Garland. |
| James Stephenson as | Tim Garnett |
| News correspondent | Tim Garnett (Stephenson) and his photographer Conne |
| hris Kerr visited with the Pet Shop Boys, while | Tim Garrity interviewed Curt Smith from Tears for F |
| om Gaines, Ed Varga, Joe Weiss, Lorraine Kleba, | Tim Garrity, Vince Parisi, Chris Kerr, Joe Blaney, |
| Room 404, painted by | Tim Gaskin, was the source of some controversy. |
| te: Room 404 is painted with fine art murals by | Tim Gaskin. |
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