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| resignation of Progressive Conservative Cecil | Clarke, the ridng is vacant until a byelection is hel |
| by Michael Blakemore and Peter Wood with Cecil | Clarke as executive producer. |
| ering east to northeast course through central | Clarke County in route to its eastern terminus at US- |
| Ctenopterus cestrotus ( | Clarke, 1907) - Silurian, USA |
| MP for this seat from 1997 to 2010 was Charles | Clarke who served in cabinet for five years from 2001 |
| Together with Charles | Clarke (former British Home Secretary) who was Presid |
| This interpretation was supported by Charles | Clarke, who noted that N. edwardsiana and N. villosa |
| ivate Secretary to the Home Secretary, Charles | Clarke. |
| arpong, Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, Charles | Clarke, Noel Edmonds, Chris Moyles, David Miliband, B |
| elineae was discovered in July 2000 by Charles | Clarke and Troy Davis. |
| In 2001, Charles | Clarke performed a cladistic analysis of the Nepenthe |
| Charles | Clarke elevated N. talangensis to a species once agai |
| Charles | Clarke Chapman (1853-1944) was the first mayor of Ful |
| Home Secretary Charles | Clarke calls for greater retention of data related to |
| fice in 2005, the then Home Secretary, Charles | Clarke MP said, 'Martin Narey has been a distinguishe |
| On October 25, 1974, Charles | Clarke (England); Dilsher Singh Virk, Peter Fuhrman a |
| In his description of N. benstonei, Charles | Clarke noted two characteristics that he considered u |
| en Home Secretary and Norwich South MP Charles | Clarke in March 2006 to put their case for the legali |
| Its second president was Charles | Clarke, later a Labour MP, Secretary of State for Edu |
| asure, the famous Nepenthes expert Dr. Charles | Clarke helps lead this voyage of adventure on the hig |
| Charles | Clarke taught Keats his letters, and encouraged his l |
| gers: Majella Cullagh, Lynda Lee, Paul Charles | Clarke, Ian Caddy, Damien Smith, Quentin Hayes |
| successor as MP for Norwich South was Charles | Clarke, who later became Home Secretary. |
| Charles Anguish aka Charles | Clarke (born 13 February 1769 at Bloomsbury, London; |
| fter scandals involving John Prescott, Charles | Clarke and Patricia Hewitt, three British Cabinet mem |
| In 2001, Charles | Clarke unofficially evaluated its conservation status |
| Charles | Clarke also made his debut and played for four season |
| Charles | Clarke, 'Evans, Sir (Robert) Charles (1918-1995)' Oxf |
| He is the father of politician Charles | Clarke. |
| included Peter Perry, David Christie, Charles | Clarke, Charles Lindsay, and Malcolm Cameron. |
| Peninsular Malaysia is a monograph by Charles | Clarke on the tropical pitcher plants of Sumatra, Pen |
| ecimen of N. chaniana was collected by Charles | Clarke on Mount Alab, the highest peak in Crocker Ran |
| Home Secretary Charles | Clarke granted the men only temporary leave to remain |
| r Tony Blair controversially appointed Charles | Clarke to be the similarly named Party Chairman. |
| In 1883, he married Charlotte | Clarke. |
| e on the U.S. Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart ( | Clarke and Bell would have to wait eighteen years bef |
| Born in Altrincham, the son of a chemist, | Clarke went to Manchester Grammar School and then ont |
| ises the following counties: Baldwin, Choctaw, | Clarke, Conecuh, Dallas, Escambia, Hale, Marengo, Mob |
| developed by Jon Ritman with the help of Chris | Clarke. |
| top ranked champions were Carmen Rinke, Chris | Clarke, Clevland Denny,Ian Clyde, Marv Arneson and Si |
| Chris | Clarke - Drums (November 1994) |
| on the same programme party stalwart Sir Chris | Clarke advised Campbell to "go with dignity and go ba |
| Sir Chris | Clarke OBE, leader of Somerset County Council from 19 |
| She is the aunt of the British sprinter, Chris | Clarke. |
| lines has included a gay affair with Christian | Clarke. |
| yley Cropper and Sunita Alahan greet Christian | Clarke, Darren Miller, Jane Beale, Zainab Masood and |
| Masood, Masood Ahmed, Tamwar Masood, Christian | Clarke, Whitney Dean, Tiffany Dean, Ronnie Mitchell, |
| have done this, such as Mr Justice Christopher | Clarke (Sir Christopher Simon Courternay Stephenson C |
| Rhinocarcinosoma cicerops ( | Clarke, 1907) - Otisville, New York (Silurian) |
| Filmmaker Harmony Korine has cited | Clarke as a major influence on his work. |
| 's commentary for the Scum DVD, Winstone cites | Clarke as a major influence on his career, and lament |
| ess 1789 to 1834 compiled by Matthew St. Clair | Clarke and David A. Hall (Washington, D.C., 1834; Cas |
| Clerk: Matthew St. Clair | Clarke of Pennsylvania, elected May 31, 1841 |
| ess 1789 to 1834 compiled by Matthew St. Clair | Clarke and David A. Hall (Washington, D.C., 1834, on |
| Matthew St. Clair | Clarke (1790 Greencastle, Franklin County, Pennsylvan |
| He married Clara | Clarke in 1904. |
| Corticivora clarki | Clarke, 1951 |
| Under the influence of John Clem | Clarke he increasingly used an airbrush instead of a |
| It closely follows Clement | Clarke Moore's 1823 poem Twas the Night Before Christ |
| oned at half-time due to the collapse of Clive | Clarke. |
| Clive | Clarke Became a choreographer for films, commercials |
| During his time at the social club | Clarke was a founder of two other Manchester City org |
| Coen | Clarke: Russian bar |
| s, 'Caste, Class and Colour in Haiti', in Cohn | Clarke, ed., Caribbean Social Relations (Monograph se |
| Colin | Clarke is the father of the Great Britain, Wigan, and |
| by former Northern Ireland international Colin | Clarke. |
| Colin | Clarke (2000) |
| of former Northern Ireland international Colin | Clarke. |
| Colin | Clarke (born 4 April 1946) is a Scottish former profe |
| rthern Irish association footballer, see Colin | Clarke (footballer born 1962). |
| season, the Burn brought in a new coach, Colin | Clarke, who traded away Countess and replaced him wit |
| Colin | Clarke won caps for Great Britain while at Wigan in 1 |
| Colin | Clarke is an English former professional rugby league |
| Lee Colin | Clarke, (born 28 July 1983) is an English striker who |
| his second year with the team, new coach Colin | Clarke tried to move Davis to the center of the field |
| Coach: Colin | Clarke (Puerto Rico Islanders) (Coach of the Year) |
| Educated at Eton College, | Clarke was commissioned into the 57th Regiment of Foo |
| on probate and tax issues to the legal company | Clarke Willmott, based in the Taunton office. |
| rsonality clashes between the wine connoisseur | Clarke, and the more pragmatic May whom Clarke at one |
| John Cooper | Clarke - vocals |
| Love is the second studio album by John Cooper | Clarke, first released in 1978. |
| to Happiness is the third album by John Cooper | Clarke, originally released on 10" clear vinyl in 197 |
| ughter & The Dogs, Jilted John and John Cooper | Clarke, he has been based in California since 1989. |
| David Shrigley, Norman Jay, Gong, John Cooper | Clarke, Mixmaster Morris, Congo Natty, Jazzie B, Keb |
| r manager - all Wythenshawe lads), John Cooper | Clarke and Ed Banger & The Nosebleeds (whose lineup i |
| e as Stewart Home, Gerald Dawe and John Cooper | Clarke. |
| d punk-influenced performance poet John Cooper | Clarke on several of his late 70s/early 80s recording |
| he poem "Out of Control Circus" by John Cooper | Clarke. |
| en worked in the backing bands for John Cooper | Clarke, Pauline Murray and Nico, playing drums on the |
| isible Girls, who backed punk poet John Cooper | Clarke. |
| John Cooper | Clarke - "(You Never See A Nipple In The) Daily Expre |
| ss, and performed with the writers John Cooper | Clarke and Suede (band) vocalist Brett Anderson. |
| ford (Defensive Line), Maurice Lee (WR), Corey | Clarke (WR), Brandon Harrison (WR), and Peter Warrick |
| Born in Cork, | Clarke is a product of the Ipswich Town Academy and s |
| Origination points in Frederick County, | Clarke County and the City of Winchester area include |
| Courtney | Clarke & Nathalia Ramos play the voices for this vide |
| on when he began his collaboration with Cowden | Clarke, who recorded Nyren's reminiscences of the Ham |
| Charles Cowden | Clarke (15 December 1787 - 13 March 1877), English au |
| Cowden | Clarke published many useful books, and edited the te |
| Charles Cowden | Clarke is in the category but not on this list. |
| 's collaborator in the work was Charles Cowden | Clarke. |
| "Filipino Baby" (Billy Cox, | Clarke Van Ness) |
| e two were joined by Charles Parsons to create | Clarke Chapman. |
| John Creemer | Clarke (1821 - 11 February 1895) was an English merch |
| Reviewing an actor named Creston | Clarke in the title role of King Lear, Field commente |
| Ctenopterus | Clarke & Ruedemann, 1912 |
| Moving from London to Cumbria, | Clarke impressed station directors and was moved to t |
| Diakonoffiana cyanosticha ( | Clarke, 1976) |
| Cynthia | Clarke |
| Charles Cyril | Clarke (22 December 1910 - 6 November 1997) was an En |
| Philip Sheppard and Sir Cyril | Clarke, lepidopterists, worked in West Kirby. |
| According to a classmate, Sir Cyril | Clarke, he later "became a staunch conservative, alth |
| ith the new Cincinnati Southern Railway, Cyrus | Clarke, were travelling on the railroad's new tracks |
| group's name), Steve McCutcheon and Sharon D. | Clarke. |
| Sharon D. | Clarke confirmed she's leaving Holby City on the Paul |
| t Queens' and performed experiments with E. D. | Clarke, William Whewell, and the Wollaston brothers; |
| che (Hannah Jane Fox), Killer Queen (Sharon D. | Clarke), Britney (Nigel Clauzel), Meat (Kerry Ellis) |
| n and directed by Luke Ricci, and stars Dameon | Clarke, Matthew Gray Gubler, Ryan Smith, Laura Regan |
| Dameon | Clarke provides his voice. |
| , Ben Berwick, Ben Crossley, Karl Johnson, Dan | Clarke and Martin Bagdonas had taken on increased rol |
| where he was in the same year as Edward Daniel | Clarke. |
| Daniel | Clarke, the landlord, began to ride towards Castle Br |
| ishop, Sid Patterson, Russell Mockridge, Danny | Clarke, Brett Aitken, Gary Neiwand and Shane Kelly. |
| Jamie is the son of Des and Daphne | Clarke. |
| or, best known for his role as teenager Darren | Clarke in the long-running BBC school drama, Grange H |
| edding Band with vocalist and keyboardist Dave | Clarke, guitarist Eric Bell and Road drummer Sampson |
| alism, Hot Chip, Booka Shade, Underworld, Dave | Clarke, Richie Hawtin and Magda. |
| Such British DJs as Pete Tong and Dave | Clarke played Mr Velcro Fastener's tracks. |
| gside Sanjay Ayre, Lansford Spence, and Davian | Clarke. |
| th Brandon Simpson, Lansford Spence and Davian | Clarke he won a bronze medal in the 4 x 400 metres re |
| bell, Sanjay Ayre, Lansford Spence, and Davian | Clarke |
| e of which resulted in the conviction of David | Clarke. |
| rick "Wyldcard" Dean and new comers Aion David | Clarke, Kage Holmes, The Kid, Torica Cornelius, and F |
| engineer and landscape architect Gilmore David | Clarke, wrote to Truman to voice his opposition to th |
| The Very Reverend Dr David | Clarke was Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ir |
| was founded in 1996 by longtime friends David | Clarke, Gary Manheimer and Seth Manheimer in Miami's |
| David | Clarke (born November 9, 1970) is an English football |
| Led by the vision of GCR benefactor David | Clarke, the nephew of a former signalman on the GW&GC |
| During his final days, | Clarke had expressed a wish to appear on television i |
| A keen walker, Dean | Clarke is married with three children. |
| Dean | Clarke (born 28 July 1977 in Hereford) is an English |
| He defeated | Clarke by three thousand votes, and would go on to be |
| on traded this selection to Toronto for Delroy | Clarke. |
| Dennis | Clarke (born 18 January 1948 in Stockton-on-Tees) is |
| ly Connolly, Fred MacAulay, Kevin Bridges, Des | Clarke and Frankie Boyle. |
| Edward Island, the son of Theophilus Desbrisay | Clarke. |
| Ralph Desmond | Clarke (born 4 October 1951) is a former Australian p |
| "Soldier's Dilemma" ( | Clarke) - 2:49 |
| 1947 Scott Dilworth | Clarke |
| In another promising display, | Clarke picked up nineteen possessions and three goals |
| Dominic | Clarke - Extra keyboard |
| on Glengarry by over a thousand votes over Don | Clarke of the Progressive Conservatives and four othe |
| Leonard Penn as Don | Clarke |
| 29 December: Don | Clarke, rugby player. |
| With the help of Father Terence Donaghoe, | Clarke founded the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed |
| Donald | Clarke Abel (born February 4, 1952 in Hamilton, Ontar |
| ntatives Nancy Detert, Mark Flanagan and Donna | Clarke. |
| k Project and its Persistence Services by Doug | Clarke |
| s IDE and EclipseLink by Andrei Badea and Doug | Clarke at JavaOne 2008 |
| sity of Toronto in 1973, supervised by Douglas | Clarke. |
| Reverend Douglas | Clarke (1968-1979) - originally inducted to Leith Bon |
| Douglas | Clarke (born April 27, 1948) was a Danish-born Englis |
| of the Acts and Epistles, in the Manner of Dr | Clarke (1725) |
| During his year as Moderator, Dr | Clarke published a book, "Page Ten", comprising artic |
| Dr | Clarke remains minister at Terrace Row Presbyterian C |
| the safety of the World Trade Center site, Dr. | Clarke has underscored the importance of understandin |
| Dr. | Clarke laid the groundwork for the later work of such |
| Saints" holding Shrewsbury Town to a 2-2 draw, | Clarke was replaced by John Page for the next match. |
| (DC) - Drumballyhagan | Clarke |
| evening student at University College Dublin, | Clarke joined the Irish Republican Army and was captu |
| Shortly after arriving in Dubuque, | Clarke and the SCBVM sisters saw a need for education |
| Lieutenant Colonel Dudley | Clarke |
| ed arrange an interview between him and Dudley | Clarke, which resulted in another individual being as |
| "Anyone Can Play Guitar" (directed by Dwight | Clarke) |
| "Pop Is Dead" (directed by Dwight | Clarke) |
| legal directories as "successful and dynamic" | Clarke Willmott has achieved first tier rankings in a |
| here is also a translation of Jocelyn by Sir E | Clarke (1907). |
| In 1891, Alfred E. | Clarke built his mansion at the corner of Douglass an |
| otball games are often played at the Herman E. | Clarke stadium at TCC. |
| in 1876 and was crystallized in 1949 by E.G.C. | Clarke, D.E. |
| Peter E.L. | Clarke, A study of tau leptons in electron-positron a |
| nts was the Constitution where he learned E.Y. | Clarke was willing to sell part of his interest in th |
| Dr William Eagle | Clarke I.S.O LL.D. (16 March 1853 - 10 May 1938) was |
| 'Fast' Eddie | Clarke - Guitar |
| "Stone Dead Forever" (Ian Kilmister, Eddie | Clarke, Phil Taylor) |
| For the Fast Eddie | Clarke album, see It Ain't Over till It's Over. |
| their trouble with Bronze started after Eddie | Clarke left. |
| Taylor introduced the band to "Fast" Eddie | Clarke, having worked with him while painting a house |
| 2007 Fast Eddie | Clarke Anthology |
| er the Top" (Ian Kilmister, Phil Taylor, Eddie | Clarke) - 2:35 |
| While at Edinburgh | Clarke became president of the then dormant Artificia |
| Edith | Clarke (10 February 1883 - 29 October 1959) was an el |
| Edmund | Clarke Briggs (20 February 1835 - 4 July 1913) was an |
| George Edmund | Clarke (24 April 1921 - 17 February 2011) was an Engl |
| n Tree Logic, a branching time logic by Edmund | Clarke and E. Allen Emerson. |
| as directed by John Murray Anderson and Edward | Clarke Lilley, choreographed by Robert Alton, sketche |
| The architect was Edward | Clarke Cabot, an artist and dilettante whose design w |
| Wright, James Dewhirst, James Belgrave, Edward | Clarke, Alfred Haines, Thomas M. Harries, Alan Rice-O |
| Henry Edward | Clarke (March 20, 1829 - March 25, 1892) was an Ontar |
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