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	British Confederation of Beauty Therapy;
The	British confiscated her jewelry and rescinded her pen
Dalgety plc was a major	British conglomerate.
The	British conquer the French troops.
The	British Conquest.
attempted to introduce a new radicalism into	British conservatism.
For the	British conservative tabloid, see The Mail on Sunday.
William Cripps (died 1848) was a	British Conservative MP.
For the	British Conservative politician, see Robert Blackman.
His brother Humfrey Malins is	British Conservative Party politician.
Roy Painter (born c. 1933) is a	British Conservative politician and once candidate wh
John Boyd-Carpenter, Baron Boyd-Carpenter (	British Conservative Party politician)
Sir Roger Conant, 1st Baronet (1899-1973),	British Conservative Party politician
Andrew Percy (born 1977) is a	British Conservative Party politician.
David Renton, Baron Renton,	British Conservative politician and government minist
16 February - Norman Miscampbell,	British Conservative Party MP (b.1925).
Then they were taken to the	British Consul in Barcelona.
Fagan then became	British Consul general in Sicily in 1809.
60-1861, he held the post of secretary to the	British consul in Rome, thereafter worked for the Bri
The	British Consul was salvaged and Captain Dickson trans
They were procured through the	British Consul at Calais.
and that one of these struck the	British Consul.
Scott was a clerk to a	British consulate in Italy .
The	British Consulate-General Hong Kong, located at 1 Sup
Strange Days -	British Contemporary Photography.
This article is about the	British contemporary artist.
Harrison Birtwistle,	British contemporary compose
But that gave time for a Portuguese and	British contingent, under the command of British Gene
After the war, the	British continued to maintain the Rifles.
d taken were smuggled out of the Falklands by	British contract workers taking the opportunity to le
	British contributions to Indian studies, with Sir Ric
ion of 1857, which changed Bengal directly to	British control (the British Raj, ending control by t
The Observer Guide to	British Cookery
Old Man's Fancy Armchair Theatre (Associated	British Corporation, 1965)
	British Council
	British Council Travel Fellow of the United Kingdom.
She also founded the	British Council for Rehabilitation.
Pub. for the	British Council by Longmans, Green, 1943.
He was a vice-chairman of the	British Council and chairman of the Franco-British Pa
	British Council for Offices 1999, Winner
Link to	British Council
When McEwen joined its ranks the	British Council was attempting to design an exhibitio
	British Council website "Fellows" accessed November 1
International School Aard 2005-2008 (	British Council)
1988 Group Exhibition in	British Council, Ankara.
	British Council, Egypt
to 1944 he worked as dramatic adviser to the	British Council, promoting foreign tours of British w
Currently a Consultant to UNESCO and the	British Council.
(	British Council; 1986)
A Very	British Coup (1982)
Nineteenth century	British couple.
principal Sadr Amin at the	British court in Meerut.
The	British court found her guilty of war crimes.
ir Charles Arthur Frederick, GCVO, KCB, was a	British courtier.
	British courts also ruled in favor of Edison over Ber
Peter Hackworth (born 13 September 1982) is a	British coxswain.
The	British Cretaceous Pleurotomariidae.//
Park Plaza 605 is a 1953	British crime film.
Gangster No. 1 is a 2000	British crime film.
Essex Boys is a 2000	British crime film.
Noose is a	British crime film released in 1948.
	British crime reporter Percy Hoskins provided the sto
The 'Azoff' bar from the	British Crimean War Medal
	British crimeWikipedia:WikiProject British crimeTempl
For the	British criminal, see Kenneth Noye.
This article is about a	British criminal.
Sydney Brooks,	British critic.
ruary 1989, Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire) is a	British cross-country mountain biker and cyclo-cross
1 January - Sierra Leone becomes a	British Crown Colony.
Former Commonwealth	British Crown Colony
The	British crown colony of the Straits Settlements is es
UB.109T was a	British cruise missile project.
This article is about the	British cryptographer.
Its restaurant offers modern	British cuisine with a French influence.
It seems to be a part of classic	British cuisine and while no means common, it appears
For the	British cultural studies academic, see Stephen Barber
Paul Willis is a leading	British cultural theorist.
	British Cycling YouTube channel
th district of Cycling Time Trials as well as	British Cycling and the British Cyclo-Cross Associati
Professional Cycle Racing are a	British cycling team.
The	British Cycling Hall of Fame was established in 2009
Brailsford's	British cycling support crew led the British team to
He is	British Cycling's honorary archivist.
He is a former member of	British Cycling's Olympic Academy.
Tennant is currently a member of	British Cycling's Olympic Academy.
Hannah Mayho -	British Cycling's Olympic Academy Squad member
He is a member of	British Cycling's Olympic Development Programme.
Peter King (Chief Executive at	British Cycling)
It was affiliated to	British Cycling, causing friction between the British
David Brailsford, performance director for	British Cycling.
Mould is a member of	British Cyclings Olympic Academy Programme.
For the	British cyclist, see George Southall.
is of progressive failure and cracking in old	British dams".
ORP Dragon- Dragoon (	British Danae class)
Best	British Dance Act: Sugababes
	British dance act: The Prodigy
Hi-Rise is a	British dance music act from Manchester.
He plays in the	British Darts Organisation.
Martin started his darts career playing in	British Darts Organisation tournaments and was a runn
The tournament was organised by the	British Darts Organisation (BDO).
This was built during the	British days.
Polydor took over management of	British Decca's pop catalog.
The Allied Subjects' Medal was a	British decoration instituted in 1922, and awarded to
27 August -	British defeat Boer commandos at Bergendal.
Alan Clark - former	British Defence Minister
She was a	British delegate to the Council of Europe.
Other	British delegates included Ernest Satow and Eyre Crow
The	British delegation, representing Macey, protested to
Gasman, a coder and musician in the	British demoscene.
David Domenic Di Biase (1935-2001) was a	British dentist.
The CEE receives funding from the	British Department for Children, Schools and Families
	British Department of Education and Science.
The hamlet is named after the	British dependency of Gibraltar.
1988:	British Designer of the Year
Eric Lyons (1912-1980) was a	British designer and architect.
the Canadian destroyer HMCS St. Laurent, the	British destroyer HMS Viscount and the British cargo
	British Destroyers in World War Two.
For the fictional	British detective, see Sir John Appleby.
Ian Livingstone (1933-2001) was a noted	British development economist.
A	British DH.4 fell before the young Prussian's guns.
David Parry is a	British dialectologist.
Most current	British dictionaries use IPA for this purpose.
The Sunbeam Pathan was a 1920s	British diesel aero engine.
Sir Maurice de Bunsen (1852-1932),	British diplomat
George Hammond (1763-1853) was a	British diplomat and the first British envoy to the U
Anthony Cantor (born 1946),	British diplomat
ight GCMG LVO (born 16 June 1944) is a former	British diplomat who served as British Ambassador to
lesley (1838-1920), married Francis Bertie, a	British diplomat and a future British ambassador to F
Reg Gadney ...	British Diplomat
Sir Horace Seymour (1885-1978),	British diplomat, Ambassador to China
haplin, CMG, OBE (born 21 February 1951) is a	British diplomat, notable for serving as British amba
John Jordan (1852-1925), a	British diplomat, was born in Balloo.
For the	British diplomat, see Richard Dalton (diplomat).
(born 27 December 1936) is a retired	British diplomat.
This article is about the	British diplomat.
Peter Butcher (August 6, 1947) is a	British diplomat.
7 February 1957) is a	British diplomat.
Sir James Porter (1720-1786) was a	British diplomat.
Stuart Laing (born 22 July 1948) is a	British diplomat.
Sir Leonard Appleyard KCMG is a former	British diplomat.
Quinton Mark Quayle is a	British diplomat.
In 1791, he entered the	British diplomatic service.
1695 - 30 September 1770) was a	British diplomatist and politician.
Ronald (Robin) Archer Campbell Byatt, was a	British diplomatist.
Denis Forman (born October 13, 1917) was the	British Director (1949-1954) and later Chair (1971-19
Best	British Director (Nick Park and Peter Lord)
August 13 - Alfred Hitchcock,	British director (d.
Given to a	British director on their debut feature
Karel Reisz, Czech-born	British director
Empire Awards: Best	British Director (won)
- Presentations from leading	British Directors: Bharat Nalluri and Dearbhla Walsh.
Ken Sykora (1923-2006),	British disc jockey and guitarist
Fish pie is a traditional	British dish.
After the revolt was suppressed, the	British dismantled Bibighar.
	British dismay was boundless.
	British Distinguished Flying Cross
Entertainment Film Distributors, a	British distributor of independent films
Sekonda is a	British distributor of fashion wristwatches.
Ian Roberts is a	British DJ.
h town and an important market centre for the	British Dobunni tribe, located near modern-day Kenche
Janusz Jankowski (born 1961),	British Doctor and Scientist
William Griffith (1810-1845) was a	British doctor, naturalist, and botanist.
This article is about the	British doctor.
the	British dominated both coasts of New Spain.
The Rise and Expansion of the	British Dominion in India.
Luke Mably as	British Dr. Simon Hill, civilian neurosurgeon
The Journal of the	British Dragonfly Society is a scientific journal pub
He was an honorary member of the	British Drama League and an honorary associate of the
Third Time Lucky (1949 film), a	British drama
For the	British drama series, see Fairy Tales (TV series).
Libel is a 1959	British drama film.
James Kenney (dramatist) (1780-1849),	British dramatist
Dead Cool is a 2004	British dramedy film.
1946:	British Drawing.
	British Dressage Logo
The current chairman of	British Dressage is Jennie Loriston-Clarke.
	British Dressage is a member of the British Equestria
They took on	British drummer Chris Perry.
The	British DSIR was the first.
Her stepson Marlon Roudette fronts the	British duo Mattafix.
"Boy" is a ballad performed by	British duo Erasure.
"Always" is a synthpop ballad by	British duo Erasure.
Was arrested by the	British during Quit India Movement.
His father served with the	British during the American Revolution.
	British, Dutch and German governments lay claim to Ne
	British Dyestuffs Corporation Ltd was a British compa
The	British East India Company takes over Bombay
provisions called for the liquidation of the	British East India Company (who had up to this point
In 1820, he joined the	British East India Company's army, transferring into
His father was in the	British East India Company.
He was chairman of the	British East India Company.
Gwinnett organized an invasion of	British East Florida.
For the	British East India Company the situation was dire.
Cantor worked for the	British East India Company.
For	British eco-campaigner, see Arthur Uther Pendragon.
Jane Smart is a	British ecologist and charity chief executive.
Peter J. N. Sinclair (born 1946),	British economist
Christopher Allsopp is a	British economist.
David Canning is a	British economist.
William R. M. Perraudin is a	British economist.

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