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| red and unreliable, it was enough to establish | Brian Hart Limited as a Formula One engine supplier. |
| When Arrows' owner, Tom Walkinshaw, purchased | Brian Hart Limited later that year, the injection of |
| Brian Hartigan - writer | |
| Freshman wide receiver | Brian Hartline delivered a devastating block downfie |
| Brian Hartzler - Guitar | |
| The team was formed by head coach | Brian Harvey and assistant Coach West Harmmon. |
| Brian Harvey (born Brian Lee Harvey, 8 August 1974) | |
| isbanded in 1997, in the wake of fellow member | Brian Harvey's controversial comments about ecstasy. |
| book "Soviet and Russian Lunar Exploration" by | Brian Harvey. |
| Brian has recently re-formed District 6 in Melbourne | |
| Brian has also recorded and performed with the Cause | |
| Internationally Father | Brian has organised relief efforts for the 2004 Indi |
| Father | Brian has collected donations from the Western Austr |
| s father is Tyrone legend, Frank McGuigan, but | Brian has successfully stepped out of his father's s |
| in - The Marxist, Jewish law student with whom | Brian has an intermittent relationship. |
| September 2010: | Brian has started his own record label named "Rat Pa |
| Brian has also worked as a graphic artist in various | |
| In recent years | Brian has done radio and TV work, and was featured i |
| Brian has been a consistent advocate for more effici | |
| He supervised the Ph.D.s of C. | Brian Haselgrove, Wolfgang Fuchs and Christopher Hoo |
| Klaus Kinski - Cpl. | Brian Haskins / Norman Carr |
| Brian Hatfield currently serves in the Washington St | |
| oxx and Sharon Green of the "Eddie Foxx Show", | Brian Hatfield and Andy Woods. |
| exhibition of work by the locally born artist | Brian Hatton (1887-1916) was displayed at the galler |
| He is the son of former speedway rider | Brian Havelock. |
| Brian, Havergal; Malcolm Macdonald (editor) (2009). | |
| ondon-based band XX Teens recorded a song "For | Brian Haw", which was included on their 2008 album W |
| nd archive footage tell the story of protestor | Brian Haw. |
| ffice is staffed by Maia Harris, scheduler and | Brian Hawksford, policy staffer and caseworker. |
| Brian Hayes as S.T. Reeve | |
| Brian Hayes - Brian Hughes | |
| Brian Hayles (7 March 1930 - 30 October 1978) was bo | |
| having a Doctor Who background, John Wiles and | Brian Hayles, provided anyway a solid and entertaini |
| ed in the 1966 story The Celestial Toymaker by | Brian Hayles. |
| Brian Haynes (born August 16, 1951) is a British spr | |
| For the Olympic canoer, see | Brian Haynes (canoer). |
| Brian Hayward and Tim Hunter had been involved in a | |
| Brian Hayward (Guelph Platers) | |
| rtnering with longtime Ducks color commentator | Brian Hayward. |
| When Miles speaks to | Brian, he is afraid, but decides to accept what migh |
| wall opens up, and Neil's parents, along with | Brian, head up a large staircase, milking the audien |
| d on the bill for the "Over My Head" tour with | Brian Head Welch, Decyfer Down and The Letter Black. |
| The group consists of singer-songwriter | Brian Healy and a rotating cast of side men. |
| Produced - | Brian Healy |
| Head Coach: | Brian Heaney. |
| Professor Sir (Robert) | Brian Heap CBE FRS is a biologist. |
| is a 2009 comedy film written and directed by | Brian Hecker, and stars Steven Kaplan, Alia Shawkat, |
| Brian Hegman (Black Lamb) - guest vocals | |
| Brian Heighton - Brian Peckford | |
| Brian Heighton as Jake Cardwell | |
| Brian Heighton as Jim | |
| was a distributed computing project created by | Brian Helfrich designed to perform large-scale nanos |
| s not written to be English; however, director | Brian Helgeland provided a tape of Bettany from A Kn |
| Brian Helgeland - Mystic River | |
| n adapted into a fictional thriller written by | Brian Helgeland and directed by Paul Greengrass. |
| The Postman screenwriter | Brian Helgeland also won the Academy Award for Best |
| L.A. Confidential - Curtis Hanson and | Brian Helgeland |
| Brian Helgeland and Curtis Hanson - L.A. Confidentia | |
| Although credited as director, | Brian Helgeland's cut of the film was not the final |
| re also some mini-sketches featured, including | Brian helping a contestant on Who Wants to Be a Mill |
| oonlight Serenaders Vocal Group: Valerie Duke, | Brian Hemstock, Gary Lamb, Jaime Parker, Kevin Sheeh |
| while Otahuhu included Leroy Joe, Danny Lima, | Brian Henare and Meti Noovao. |
| He got the job at Nine after asking his friend | Brian Henderson to have a word with the head of the |
| 29 November - | Brian Henderson retires from reading Sydney's Channe |
| for virtually the entire run of the series was | Brian Henderson, who was also the chief newsreader f |
| Bass: | Brian Hendrix and Gary Lunn |
| 1992 | Brian Henninger |
| anaged an upset win over local business person | Brian Henninger who owns a popular Toyota dealership |
| he album's third single, "You Lie", written by | Brian Henningsen, Aaron Henningsen, and Clara Hennin |
| Brian Henson (born November 3, 1963) is an Academy A | |
| TV Puppeteering Workshop, where he befriended | Brian Henson. |
| Brian Henton (born 19 September 1946 in Castle Donin | |
| Formula 2, including 1974 British F2 champion | Brian Henton, but never resurrected his team. |
| Brian Herbert Lesher (born March 5, 1971) is a forme | |
| from a fight between Manning and bodybuilders | Brian Herbert and Seth Spiker outside a Westwood bar |
| Brian Herman Thomas Redman (born 9 March 1937 in Col | |
| dates to appear on the ballot were leftist duo | Brian Heron of the International Marxist Group and j |
| Diddly-Dums (performed by | Brian Herring) - They appeared in the episode "Singa |
| Art & Design - | Brian Heydn. |
| Brian Hibbard (born 26 November 1946) is a Welsh act | |
| addition to Estabrook, includes Vandana Jain, | Brian Higbee, Glen Eden Einbinder, Jennifer Berklich |
| narrowly losing to then-Democratic Assemblyman | Brian Higgins by less than 1% for the right to succe |
| as recorded throughout 2008 and is produced by | Brian Higgins and his production team Xenomania. |
| Songwriting: Miranda Cooper, | Brian Higgins, Tim Powell, Jody Lei, Carla Marie Wil |
| Production: | Brian Higgins, Matt Gray |
| rats include Michael McNulty, Scott Murphy and | Brian Higgins. |
| where he works for current U.S. Representative | Brian Higgins. |
| tten by the UK Trivial Pursuit question writer | Brian Highley. |
| ouver Grizzlies, serving as an assistant under | Brian Hill and later Lionel Hollins. |
| Brian Hill stood in Hoddesdon Town Ward in 2007. | |
| The Grizzlies hired | Brian Hill to become the head coach. |
| Brian Hill - Bass | |
| Brian Hill - Drums | |
| Head Masters included | Brian Hill . |
| For the Sheffield Wednesday full-back, see | Brian Hill (footballer born 1937). |
| Head coach | Brian Hill was fired 49 games into the season, and s |
| nding Lyrics (Neil Bartram), Outstanding Book ( | Brian Hill), and Outstanding Musical. |
| Brian Hill, attorney | |
| he start of the next season he was replaced by | Brian Hill. |
| istant coach for the Vancouver Grizzlies under | Brian Hill. |
| Biographer | Brian Hinton comments "'Enlightenment' is actually t |
| Brian Hinton describes the song as "life on the road | |
| c. 1970 - | Brian Hinton |
| Contrary to the lyrics biographer | Brian Hinton argues that Taylor was, in fact, widely |
| Writer | Brian Hinton says of the recording: "If anyone ever |
| Another biographer, | Brian Hinton believes "The song leaves most classica |
| According to biographer | Brian Hinton, "This is a song about being trapped, ' |
| Brian Hirshman joined the Company's Executive Planni | |
| Brian Hirshman, Southwest's current Vice President M | |
| ce Operations Jim Sokol continues to report to | Brian Hirshman. |
| Brian Hitch (1934-2004), diplomat, was also a Holmes | |
| Brian Hite: Commando 2 | |
| Brian Hlushko as Eric Carlson. | |
| The DUA was led by | Brian Hobley and revolutionised the detailed underst |
| Veteran Guests: Don Webb, | Brian Hodge, and Edward Bryant |
| He entered into partnership with | Brian Hodgson of Buxton, who had coal-mining interes |
| Brian Hodgson - "TARDIS" | |
| s by original Doctor Who sound effects creator | Brian Hodgson. |
| Patrick | Brian Hoelck was born September 7, 1968 in Santa Mon |
| ackie Emlyn and HRH Princess Anne's biographer | Brian Hoey. |
| y Portland, Oregon natives Tony Villanueva and | Brian Hofeldt in 1994. |
| Brian Hogg - Liner Notes | |
| Brian Hogg as Victor | |
| Brian Hogg as Hoggy | |
| According to | Brian Hogg, who wrote the liner notes for the Donova |
| Spawn: Godslayer (written by | Brian Holguin and co-illustrated by Jay Anacleto, Im |
| tten by Holland-Dozier-Holland and produced by | Brian Holland & Lamont Dozier. |
| Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier: producers | |
| Produced by Lamont Dozier and | Brian Holland |
| Both of these songs were written by | Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier. |
| Produced by | Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier. |
| Produced by | Brian Holland and Eddie Holland |
| Produced by | Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier |
| ated by Edward Holland, Jr., Lamont Dozier and | Brian Holland (known collectively as Holland-Dozier- |
| A) Road Runner" (Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier, | Brian Holland) - 13:29 |
| ateman, Georgia Dobbins, Garrett, Fred Gorman, | Brian Holland) |
| ear a Symphony" (Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland, | Brian Holland) - 5:19 |
| Be There" (Edward Holland, Jr., Lamont Dozier, | Brian Holland)2 |
| Tomorrow (Let Encounter For The First Time)" ( | Brian Holland, Marsha Woods, Eddie Holland, Jr.) |
| "Leaving Here" (Lamont Dozier, | Brian Holland, Edward Holland) |
| "There's A Ghost In My House" (Lamont Dozier, | Brian Holland, Eddie Holland, R. Dean Taylor) - 2.36 |
| Written by | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Edward Holland, Jr. |
| "Forever" (Lamont Dozier, | Brian Holland, Freddie Gorman) |
| "I've Got a Notion" ( | Brian Holland, George Fowler, Robert Bateman) |
| erent World" is a song written and produced by | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and R Dean Taylor. |
| "The Happening" ( | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Edward Holland, Jr., F |
| "You Gave Me Something To Believe In" ( | Brian Holland, Marsha Woods, Eddie Holland, Jr.) |
| Written by | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Edward Holland, Jr |
| "Leaving Here" ( | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Edward Holland) |
| ter Postman" (Georgia Dobbins, Freddie Gorman, | Brian Holland, Robert Bateman) - 2:36 |
| Written by | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Edward Holland, Jr |
| anists such as Tony Caramia, George Hicks, and | Brian Holland. |
| The editor is | Brian Hollander. |
| Brian Holloway - guitar, rhythm guitar | |
| His father, | Brian Holloway, was a Pro Bowl offensive lineman in |
| He is the son of former NFL offensive lineman | Brian Holloway. |
| uced by Joey Sturgis and mixed and mastered by | Brian Hood. |
| ser Horatio Parker with an English libretto by | Brian Hooker. |
| Brian Hooks - Max | |
| Brian Hoover - Guitarist | |
| Members Matt Leslie, | Brian Hoover, Daniel McKay, and Duane Smith have sta |
| l O'Shaughnessy, Tony McDonnell, David Martin, | Brian Hopper & Ciaran deBhal. |
| Brian Hopper (born 3 January 1943, in Canterbury, Ke | |
| Brian Hord CBE, Member of the European Parliament fo | |
| Lieutenant General Sir | Brian Horrocks 1948 |
| Brian Horrocks, commander of X Corps, was placed in | |
| Brian Horrocks: (August 1942 to December 1942) | |
| were Ray Williams (14), Terry Bailey (14), and | Brian Horton (13). |
| entre-half Roy Cross (Walsall); inside-forward | Brian Horton (Hednesford Town); and full-back Mick H |
| Attempts to re-sign | Brian Horton failed. |
| e ex-Manchester City and Oxford United manager | Brian Horton was hired as his replacement. |
| all League, linking up with his former manager | Brian Horton at Port Vale. |
| After impressing manager | Brian Horton his initial one month deal was extended |
| esfield Town, before being released by manager | Brian Horton in May 2005, the same man who had relea |
| Brian Horton's job was seemingly under threat, altho | |
| enjoyed fairly regular football under manager | Brian Horton, before switching to Macclesfield Town |
| had ironically been a target for City manager | Brian Horton. |
| he hockey player; for the baseball player, see | Brian Horwitz |
| Brian Horwitz (born June 16, 1983, in Harbor City, C | |
| Brian Hoskin ... Barman | |
| Professor | Brian- Hosted Sunday School with Ford Prefect |
| Brian Houghton Hodgson becomes British Resident in K | |
| hirundinaceus the genus Hemipus was erected by | Brian Houghton Hodgson in 1844 |
| For the ornithologist see | Brian Houghton Hodgson. |
| For finishing second she raised £25,000 for | Brian House Children's Hospice in Bispham. |
| It also includes | Brian House which is a separate unit for the in-pati |
| in Australia, before being succeeded by Pastor | Brian Houston of Hillsong Church, who changed the ti |
| Brian Houston began running a leadership stream that | |
| as been covered by Glen Hansard of The Frames, | Brian Houston, and The Secret Machines on their EP T |
| He has also provided backing vocals for | Brian Houston, written lyrics for a BBC project for |
| own (Like a Tonne Weight)" by Duke Special and | Brian Houston. |
| Brian Howard | |
| Brian Howard Brian Sloane Corey Hainline Dorian Tuck | |
| The principal is | Brian Howard who is starting his fourth year. |
| Manager: | Brian Howard |
| was established in 2006 by foundation members | Brian Howden, Mark D'Silva and Mick & Jackie James. |
| Its most notable member has been | Brian Howe, who was Deputy Prime Minister in the Haw |
| 1996 he was electorate officer for federal MP | Brian Howe, and became Chief of Staff for Andrew The |
| Brian Hubble (born 1978) is an American artist born | |
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