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| Campbell was defeated on November 2, 2010, with incumb | |
| Campbell was the Democratic nominee challenging Republ | |
| In 1867, with a goal to help freedmen vote, | Campbell was appointed to the Board of Registration in |
| A Brigadier T. J.D. | Campbell was appointed as the first Director of the Ge |
| Campbell was taken by the analogy between the two situ | |
| Campbell was portrayed by Wood Harris in Disney's Reme | |
| Campbell was awarded the 2002 Norm Snyder Award by the | |
| Campbell was born in Andrews, Texas. | |
| Campbell was a barrister, and ran a practice in Winnip | |
| Campbell was labelled 'Mr Slow' by the NSW opposition | |
| uccessor as PC leader and prime minister, Kim | Campbell, was defeated in the 1993 election. |
| The new captain, John | Campbell, was a resident of White Rock Township. |
| Campbell was assigned to Search-and-Rescue, Maritime L | |
| Campbell was awarded the Victoria Cross in recognition | |
| Campbell was twice more called to combat action, in Ko | |
| Campbell was among those who petitioned for the establ | |
| Campbell was a member of the ALP National Executive 19 | |
| In 2006, | Campbell was a starter for each of season's first nine |
| Alec | Campbell was born in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. |
| In 1797, | Campbell was again promoted to commander and two years |
| Campbell was a flour miller, as were many of Rochester | |
| Their daughter Laiah Simone | Campbell was born on Tuesday, September 9, 2003 . |
| In 2005, | Campbell was played by Jonathan Cake in the Channel 4 |
| In 1996, | Campbell was elected to the Victorian Legislative Asse |
| Campbell was born in Southsea, Hampshire on 15 June 19 | |
| Campbell was educated in Weymouth and at Abbey Park In | |
| Following his season with the Jets, | Campbell was drafted by the Ottawa 67's. |
| The 2007-2008 season was the final season | Campbell was under contract with Buffalo. |
| Campbell was visiting friends with 2nd Ohio Infantry i | |
| Campbell was elected as a candidate of the American Pa | |
| Campbell was declared insane in September 1886 and die | |
| Campbell was appointed the club's first manager on 20 | |
| Campbell was the Playboy Special Editions Model of the | |
| On the 21st November Brigadier | Campbell was commanding the troops, including one regi |
| flict between hippies and Vancouver mayor Tom | Campbell was particularly legendary, culminating in th |
| Towards the end of the 1987-88 season, | Campbell was appointed assistant to manager John Holli |
| Campbell was the 10th overall draft pick, selected by | |
| Campbell was the fire chief for Portland and was kille | |
| Sir William Robert | Campbell was the first British colonial Inspector Gene |
| Campbell was second in the Southeastern Conference in | |
| Campbell was signed by the Braves as an amateur free a | |
| Campbell was the son of John Campbell, 2nd Earl of Bre | |
| In the 1880 general election, | Campbell was elected Member of Parliament for Ayr. |
| Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Menzies | Campbell, was elected leader of the party. |
| T. Frederick | Campbell was an English professional footballer who pl |
| Campbell was born in Denver, Colorado to Charles and N | |
| Campbell was elected as a Republican to the Forty-fift | |
| James W. | Campbell was first elected to the Maryland House of De |
| Campbell was selected by the Oakland Raiders in the fo | |
| Campbell was recalled by the Avalanche on February 19, | |
| John | Campbell was a Scot from Celtic where he had won the S |
| Campbell was recalled to Scotland on business issues i | |
| Campbell was thus responsible for laying out the first | |
| Campbell was elected as a Jackson Republican to the Ei | |
| Campbell was elected as a Democrat to the Forty-eighth | |
| Bruce | Campbell was also a mediator and arbitrator specializi |
| Campbell was added to the Arizona Cardinals practice s | |
| Jason | Campbell was drafted in the first round of 2005 Draft. |
| Campbell was born in Glasgow and began his football ca | |
| Campbell was elected as a Nullifier to the Twenty-thir | |
| As one of the town's major employers, | Campbell was instrumental in getting the town a custom |
| Campbell was elected as a Republican to the Fifty-nint | |
| Stewart | Campbell was chosen as speaker for the house. |
| nt Governor Parnell was sworn in as Governor, | Campbell was given the oath as "temporary substitute" |
| Neil | Campbell was awarded the CIMM (Canadian Institute of M |
| Campbell was previously Executive Director for DP Worl | |
| Campbell was appointed to the Bench of the Supreme Cou | |
| Scotty | Campbell was born on February 21, 1984 in Johnson Coun |
| Campbell was married three times, first in 1941 to Syl | |
| Campbell was a supporter of the independence of the co | |
| Campbell was elected as a Federalist to the Seventh an | |
| Campbell was keen for the Association to succeed and c | |
| Campbell was a municipal politician in Sarnia Township | |
| Campbell was a senior fundraiser for the Liberal Party | |
| On December 15, 2010, | Campbell was one of fifteen Republican House members t |
| Campbell was the father of Dr. Leslie Campbell, who wo | |
| the album would have 12 tracks and that David | Campbell was providing orchestrations to six of those |
| U.S. Representative William W. | Campbell was his nephew. |
| als said that the contest between Knowles and | Campbell was too close to call, with Knowles having a |
| Later in his career, | Campbell was vice-president of the Canadian Imperial B |
| Campbell was educated in Chester and then at Trinity C | |
| Campbell was capped eight times by Scotland (three as | |
| Campbell was born in Rusk, Texas, the son of Thomas Du | |
| Campbell was also a magistrate for Inverness County an | |
| Campbell was born in Bulli, New South Wales the son of | |
| Campbell was commissioned into the Gordon Highlanders | |
| Judge Joseph L. Kelly retired in 1924, Judge | Campbell was elected to the Supreme Court of Appeals a |
| Alexander | Campbell was born in 1760, the son of John and Isabell |
| Campbell was educated at Reading School and graduated | |
| On March 19, 1979, | Campbell was appointed to the Oregon Court of Appeals |
| Campbell was killed during a record attempt on Conisto | |
| r, Cllr Paul Fleming, told the BBC that while | Campbell was entitled to his "opinion", the event woul |
| Campbell was born in 1773, the son of Colonel John and | |
| Thomas J. | Campbell was a college football head coach. |
| Campbell was named by the BBC as one of the perpetrato | |
| Campbell was the only female athlete to win both the 1 | |
| Campbell was drafted 67th overall by the Panthers in t | |
| In the final, Ian | Campbell, was robbed of a certain gold medal after his |
| Campbell was a successful horticulturist and was presi | |
| Jock | Campbell was also instrumental in the setting up of th |
| James | Campbell was a professional footballer who played as a |
| After John Hawkesby left 3 News in 1998, | Campbell was asked to fill in, and he remained as the |
| Campbell was born September 1, 1917 in Charlotte, Nort | |
| Campbell was born near Washington, Georgia, to Col. Du | |
| Campbell was born in Virginia in 1828, and eventually | |
| Campbell was named Playboy.com's | |
| After Glen | Campbell's Greatest Hits (1971), The Best of Glen Camp |
| In 1932, | Campbell was traded from the White Sox to the St. Loui |
| In St. Louis, | Campbell was a starting outfielder, and performed well |
| Campbell was educated at King William's College and Cl | |
| Born in Chicago, | Campbell was the valedictorian of Chicago's St. Ignati |
| Ms. | Campbell was a member of the National Alliance for the |
| While Tom | Campbell was raised in a Democratic family, he became |
| George M. | Campbell was laid down by the Tampa Shipbuilding Compa |
| Campbell was the Government Architect, and consequentl | |
| Campbell was admitted to the Illinois bar in 1976 and | |
| Campbell was born in Sumner County, Tennessee, later l | |
| Howard E. | Campbell was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Dick | Campbell was appointed successor, but Thistle were rel |
| Ivor | Campbell was born in Kirkintilloch, Scotland on Januar |
| first settled by Europeans in 1866, when John | Campbell was granted a lease on the northern end of th |
| Campbell was rescued from the water and later took ove | |
| Her mother, Judy | Campbell, was an English actress, best known for her w |
| Campbell was hired first as a session player in 1991, | |
| o win in the U.S., slightly older than Oliver | Campbell was in 1890 and the youngest winner ever, Pet |
| Campbell was awarded both AL Fireman of the Year by Th | |
| Nicknamed "Soup" because of his last name, | Campbell was one of the top relief pitchers in all of |
| Campbell was appointed Standing Junior Counsel to the | |
| When | Campbell was 10 years old, D. L. Moody came to England |
| A native of Rathfriland, | Campbell was born on a farm near the border and was th |
| Campbell was from Gadsden County. | |
| In 1775, | Campbell was one of the thirteen signers of the Fincas |
| Campbell was 39 years old, and a temporary lieutenant- | |
| Robert | Campbell was nominated for Lieutenant Governor by accl |
| However, | Campbell was offered no further commands until April 1 |
| According to the Crown, | Campbell was a man with a record of violence (He had a |
| Campbell was born December 26, 1874 in Prince Edward I | |
| Campbell was a forerunner to the federal decisions in | |
| Dr. | Campbell was the eldest son of Campbell University fou |
| Campbell was elected to the American League All-Star t | |
| Bruce | Campbell was a Major League Baseball player (1930-42). |
| Alexander | Campbell was an early leader of the Restoration Moveme |
| Patrick | Campbell was born into a military family. |
| Campbell was defeated when he ran for reelection in 18 | |
| Major | Campbell was present in the field during the 22 July B |
| The younger | Campbell was educated at Glasgow Academy and the Merch |
| F. | Campbell Watson, who was in charge of Gershwin's score |
| married the destitute South African poet Roy | Campbell, wearing black and a gold veil. |
| Campbell went to New York in 1914, following Chaplin a | |
| Campbell went in 1694 to London, where his predictions | |
| Campbell went on trail with Newry City in August 2005, | |
| tier would be paralyzed in a car accident, as | Campbell went on to be an All-American in college foot |
| Campbell went on to coach in Saudi Arabia. | |
| Having formed a new band, | Campbell went on to perform a sell out concert at Lond |
| Campbell went on to play for the Penguins, Edmonton Oi | |
| In lieu of Joey Amalfitano, | Campbell went on to start at second base for all but t |
| Patrick | Campbell went to sea at a young age, and following the |
| Campbell went to work in the Gregg county clerk's offi | |
| J. S. Barton and L. B. | Campbell were farewelled by the mayor in May 1933, whe |
| ever, after the 2002 election, both Gould and | Campbell were dumped from the ministry altogether, and |
| Absorbed in their wild world, Roy and Mary | Campbell were negligent parents; recalls their daughte |
| otte Myrtle, Robert Alexander and Muriel Jean | Campbell were born to the couple. |
| corer Terry Gray and his strike partner Bobby | Campbell were both out with broken legs. |
| Others, such as James | Campbell, were more generous, but still considered tha |
| Divinsky and | Campbell were married from 1972 to 1983. |
| George | Campbell Wheeler VC (7 April 1880 - 26 August 1938) wa |
| r later worn by the English supermodel, Naomi | Campbell, when she fell during a Westwood fashion show |
| Signed by Portsmouth manager Bobby | Campbell when playing for Waterlooville, Hardyman made |
| se condemned as obscene by Lord Chief Justice | Campbell when Dugdale was prosecuted in 1857. |
| From there he was posted at Fort | Campbell where he served as aide-de-camp to the Assist |
| ventures of Brisco County Jr. featuring Bruce | Campbell, which premiered on the Fox Network in 1993. |
| o. 1 contains recordings of a prestardom Glen | Campbell, which were made around 1960-1961. |
| ef, Woodall was shoved by Morgan and Alastair | Campbell, which reduced her to tears. |
| The British were led by Sir Archibald | Campbell, while the Burmese were led by Maha Bandula. |
| The UUP selected David | Campbell, while the NILP opted to stand their party se |
| 1915: John | Campbell White |
| ost him the Republican primary in 1988 to Tom | Campbell, who went on to win the general election. |
| He succeeded Labor MP Jodie | Campbell, who retired from politics, at the 2010 feder |
| The original idea was to raise some money for | Campbell, who was in financial trouble. |
| Howson, Adrian Wisniewski and the late Steven | Campbell who studied together at the Glasgow School of |
| In October of that year he married Carolina | Campbell, who died in 1839. |
| of James Hearn, of Irish origin, and Isabella | Campbell, who came from Scotland. |
| Robert Tertius | Campbell who bought it in 1859 built a factory to dist |
| ilm noir about a locksmith, played by William | Campbell, who is forced to help gangsters commit a rob |
| Lavery (Peter Bowles) and Sylvia Hann (Cheryl | Campbell) who hate their jobs only slightly more than |
| A memorial to the last ANZAC Alec | Campbell, who died on the 16th May 2002 aged 103, is a |
| club going again in 1966 and Mr and Mrs Kenny | Campbell who did so much to encourage and coach boys a |
| The portrait is seen by a titled Lady (Daisy | Campbell), who notices a remarkable resemblance to her |
| Granatt describes Alastair | Campbell, who was Tony Blair's special advisor at the |
| n began in 1983 and was founded by Willard E. | Campbell, who was a former Western Sizzlin' steakhouse |
| ce, is the former home of Lord and Lady Colin | Campbell who provided Victorian London with a sensatio |
| His daughter Eliza married Samuel | Campbell, who also served in the provincial assembly. |
| Camp Floyd under the command of Captain Ruben | Campbell who had arrived in the area the previous week |
| Campbell, who was born in Ireland in 1744, arrived in | |
| rld and the other a Post House,was ran by Mr. | Campbell who has recently retired on 4 July 2009 at th |
| Private Joseph White | Campbell, who enlisted April 20, 1864, Company B, 8th |
| retirement by former FOXHOUND commander, Roy | Campbell, who serves as Snake's commanding officer in |
| its most famous commanding officer, Sir Colin | Campbell who commanded the reigment for 12 years betwe |
| nging at age 12 caught the attention of Lucie | Campbell, who arranged for him to join her Good Will S |
| t achievement goes to LabourList and Alastair | Campbell, who both enter the top twenty after only sev |
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