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| s flooded; the few islands that remain in Lake | Clarke are a gathering of low, marshy flats about fiv |
| Lake | Clarke Shores is located directly adjacent to the cit |
| ver is figured more or less the center of Lake | Clarke created by the dam - which has become very pop |
| ths of inundated islands on the bottom of Lake | Clarke support numerous fresh water feeder fish, pan |
| Conejohela Flats, creating the artificial Lake | Clarke. |
| Colonel Lancelot | Clarke of the 12 Battalion Australian Expeditionary F |
| on in the final game on a field goal by Landry | Clarke. |
| shows off the impressionistic musical language | Clarke had developed, modeled on the music of Achille |
| Six months later, | Clarke was instructed to report on the deficienicy in |
| Just two weeks later, | Clarke, just 38, also died of cholera. |
| Julius Laurens | Clarke (November 13, 1828 - November 22, 1907) was an |
| Lawrence | Clarke (June 26, 1832 - October 5, 1890, Prince Alber |
| Jordan Lee | Clarke (born 19 November 1991) is an English football |
| Lefty | Clarke |
| Oxford in 1946, to work under Professor LeGros | Clarke and Professor Graham Weddell. |
| 1867 by prolific architect George Somers Leigh | Clarke. |
| Boston native, actor, and comedian Lenny | Clarke who plays a bookie in this film also plays a b |
| Lenny | Clarke was widely criticized for referring to Katheri |
| Lenny | Clarke as Melvin |
| Billy Crudup, Colm Meaney, Ian Hart, and Lenny | Clarke. |
| Leo | Clarke, VC (December 1, 1892 - October 19, 1916) was |
| Bishop Leo | Clarke (29 August 1923 - 3 June 2006) was Bishop of t |
| Leon | Clarke (January 10, 1933 - October 5, 2009) was a for |
| Kelvin Leslie | Clarke (born 16 July 1957) is an English former footb |
| nd commissioned on 25 November with Lieutenant | Clarke Withers in command. |
| he Chymical Wedding is a 1989 novel by Lindsay | Clarke about the intertwined lives of six people in t |
| This article is about the 1989 Lindsay | Clarke novel. |
| 'Stoker', a selection of verse by Lindsay | Clarke appeared as a Phoenix Poetry Pamphlet in 2006. |
| Lindsay | Clarke (born 1939, Halifax, West Yorkshire) is a Brit |
| Eric Lionel | Clarke (born 9 April 1933) is a politician in the Uni |
| Austin Lloyd | Clarke (February 18, 1896 - 1945) was a politician in |
| Jacob Augustus Lockhart | Clarke (1817 - January 25, 1880) was a British physio |
| Logan | Clarke as Ringer |
| ench his retirement created was filled by Lord | Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony, previously Master of the R |
| The trial judge, Lord | Clarke, had ruled there was insufficient evidence for |
| ce by Premier John Savage, Chief Justice Lorne | Clarke and federal representatives for Governor Gener |
| ndtrack was composed by Tom Flannery and Lorne | Clarke (singer). |
| For the Canadian singer/songwriter, see Lorne | Clarke (singer). |
| Born in Statesville, North Carolina, Louis | Clarke won, as a Johns Hopkins University student, th |
| Louis | Clarke died in Fishkill, New York aged 75. |
| Sarah Louise | Clarke (b. |
| Louise | Clarke Pyrnelle (June 19, 1850 - August 26, 1907) was |
| ed by Jerry Hopper, starring Gene Barry, Lydia | Clarke. |
| g of temporal logic formulae was done by E. M. | Clarke and E. A. Emerson and by J. P. Queille and J. |
| Working with Edmund M. | Clarke in the 1980s, he invented computation tree log |
| he 2007 A.M. Turing Award along with Edmund M. | Clarke and Joseph Sifakis for their pioneering work o |
| While living with her grandmother, Anna Mac | Clarke learned the importance of education, gaining e |
| 2 pre-Code drama film featuring Lew Ayres, Mae | Clarke and Boris Karloff. |
| Mae | Clarke as Mimi Montagne |
| Mae | Clarke as Lily Clark |
| Time is a 1929 film starring Lee Tracy and Mae | Clarke as a show business couple who break up over hi |
| August 16 - Mae | Clarke, actress (d. |
| "The Magician" ( | Clarke) - 5:29 |
| He was the judge in the trial of Major | Clarke Paulus, the officer in charge of Camp Whitehor |
| nglish, managed to contact his superior, Major | Clarke, and inform him of the situation. |
| Malcolm | Clarke - "The Milonga" (closing theme from BBC Radio |
| Malcolm | Clarke - "Passing shade" |
| Malcolm | Clarke - "Romanescan Rout" |
| Canadian documentary film directed by Malcolm | Clarke and Stuart Sender. |
| Malcolm | Clarke - "The Unseeing Eye" |
| 988 short documentary film directed by Malcolm | Clarke and Bill Guttentag. |
| General Sir Charles Mansfield | Clarke, 3rd Baronet GCB GCVO (13 December 1839 - 22 A |
| Stories by Marcus | Clarke, Hale & Iremonger, Sydney, 1983 |
| he Term of His Natural Life, written by Marcus | Clarke, was published in the Australian Journal betwe |
| ws was the Australian novelist and poet Marcus | Clarke. |
| Marcus | Clarke was born in Forest Gate, East London. |
| Marcus | Clarke is a puppeteer and voice actor from Nottingham |
| ublican Alexander Henry Smith and Ivy Margaret | Clarke, was born in Sydney, and attended Garden's Roa |
| ection included the only independent, Margaret | Clarke, in Stonydelph and Labour's Phil Dix, who had |
| neto, 3rd duca di Melito and American Margaret | Clarke. |
| Margaret | Clarke as Ballet Mistress |
| n in Dutton, Ontario, the daughter of Margaret | Clarke and William Brown, of Scottish and British des |
| Margi | Clarke - Irene |
| St Helens' on 26 October 2010 alongside Margi | Clarke, Billy Murray and Various others. |
| (or Blond Fist), is a 1991 film starring Margi | Clarke as the protagonist Ronnie O'Dowd, who finds fe |
| alek I Love You, The Lightning Seeds and Margi | Clarke, aka Margox in the late 1970's. |
| Margi | Clarke asked Morrissey if this song was inspired by O |
| His former partner was the actress Margi | Clarke, with whom he had a daughter, Rowan. |
| "Fun" (Hunter, Mark | Clarke, Hilly Michaels) - 4:21 |
| t and Laing reunited Mountain, recruiting Mark | Clarke to play bass and recorded Go For Your Life in |
| ion candidate for Tooting, South London - Mark | Clarke. |
| band featuring Peter Wood, Joey Molland, Mark | Clarke and Jerry Shirley. |
| k PS 2011) (Joey Molland: guitar, vocals, Mark | Clarke: bass, vocals, Peter Wood: keyboards, Jerry Sh |
| Mark | Clarke: Bass guitar, Vocals |
| Mark | Clarke - Bass Guitar, Vocals, Lead vocal on "The Play |
| Mark | Clarke - Bass Guitar (on 1,5,7) |
| Mark | Clarke - bass guitar, vocals on "The Wizard" (middle |
| 1985 Michael John Marshal | Clarke, of Osboston House, Monmouth |
| Martha | Clarke, American director and choreographer. |
| 1997: Martin | Clarke |
| Engineered By Anthony Martin, | Clarke Schneider & Ed Seay |
| marry his long-time girlfriend, Victoria Mary | Clarke. |
| February 22, 1914), for him and his wife Mary | Clarke Bluette to live in. |
| He left a widow, Mary | Clarke (1641 - April 7, 1711), daughter of Jeremiah a |
| Victoria Mary | Clarke later wrote in the Sunday Independent of how O |
| Most critics disliked the music and Mary | Clarke was in the minority when she called it "rich a |
| Mary | Clarke Nind (1825-1905), known as "Our Little Bishop" |
| Merriman (1771-1841), and his mother was Mary | Clarke (1780 - after 1837). |
| his wife Mrs. Emma Nind Lacy, daughter of Mary | Clarke Nind, arrived in Foochow on November 5, 1887. |
| Born in Prince Georges County, Maryland, | Clarke moved to Buffalo, New York, in 1815. |
| plantation in Prince Georges County, Maryland, | Clarke attended grammar and high schools. |
| urchinson, Carl (ed.) Vol. 1. Worchester Mass: | Clarke University Press. |
| Born in Southbridge, Massachusetts, | Clarke attended the public schools. |
| Production: Neil Barnes, Mat | Clarke, Neil Cole (9, 10), Paul Daley (5) |
| After missing five matches | Clarke returned to the starting line-up, but he aggra |
| Matthew | Clarke (born 3 November 1973 in Sheffield) is an Engl |
| Matthew | Clarke & Jamie Lucraft "A Boy Like Us" |
| For the football defender, see Matthew | Clarke (footballer born 1980). |
| Mary McCusker - Sister Maura | Clarke |
| (Flynn) and her cantankerous husband Maurice ( | Clarke); the Reverend Miles Roger (Armstrong), a seri |
| Kenneth Maurice | Clarke (born August 28, 1956 in Savannah, Georgia) is |
| rted as an advertising copywriter with Maxwell | Clarke on Fleet Street but then became a cartoonist a |
| ackenzie King (a personal friend of then Mayor | Clarke). |
| As mayor, | Clarke hopes to ensure the continuation of developmen |
| due to his rivalry with Democrat James McClure | Clarke. |
| Mcneil | Clarke (July 23, 1838 - February 29, 1872) was an Ont |
| ntinue his apprenticeship as a motor mechanic, | Clarke signed for Southampton as a part-time professi |
| hristin Nilsson (641), while Britain's Melanie | Clarke (647) and Pippa Britton (643) were paired agai |
| Melinda | Clarke (born April 24, 1969) is an American actress w |
| riking resemblance to American actress Melinda | Clarke. |
| eldest son of William Wadsworth, III and Mercy | Clarke. |
| Horace Meredith | Clarke (born June 2, 1940, in Frederiksted, St. Croix |
| Dichelopa messalina | Clarke, 1971 |
| 776 acres, and the landowners are the Messrs. | Clarke of Newcastle. |
| The band comprised Susman, Gaze, Mia | Clarke, and Ros Murray. |
| n 1889, shortly after the publication of Micah | Clarke, Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde were both invited |
| Michael | Clarke: drums |
| James Michael | Clarke (October 6, 1874 - December 29, 1929) was a Br |
| Nicky Tesco, as well as appearing with Michael | Clarke in Hail The New Puritan. |
| He and Michael | Clarke built on the good start with 60 runs in 24 ove |
| The Green Mile, starring Tom Hanks and Michael | Clarke Duncan. |
| n Soul" (Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, Michael | Clarke, David Crosby) - 2:35 |
| ine scored his first half century, and Michael | Clarke his 37th. |
| Michael | Clarke Duncan - Stinktooth the Tyrannosaurus |
| Michael | Clarke was called up in Watson's place, and responded |
| He also took the wickets of Michael | Clarke and Glenn McGrath. |
| to win, Australia hopes were high with Michael | Clarke on 136 and Brad Haddin on 80. England broke th |
| Michael | Clarke - drums |
| various points in The Byrds featuring Michael | Clarke. |
| Michael | Clarke - drums, percussion |
| ch, Ricky Ponting (c), Michael Hussey, Michael | Clarke, Andrew Symonds, Brad Haddin (wk), Beau Casson |
| arranged Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, Michael | Clarke, David Crosby) - 2:32 |
| uoglu, Park Ji-Sung, Rahul Dravid, and Michael | Clarke are sponsored by the company. |
| Michael | Clarke - Background Vocals |
| Not to be confused with Michael | Clarke (cricketer). |
| and the pair witness Simon Katich and Michael | Clarke score centuries against a floundering West Ind |
| ontract: Nathan Bracken, Stuart Clark, Michael | Clarke, Brad Haddin, Phil Jaques, Simon Katich, Brett |
| Prof. Michael | Clarke (United Kingdom) |
| Michael | Clarke Duncan as J. Otis "Bear" Kurleenbear: Member o |
| n, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Byron Berline, Michael | Clarke, and Laramy Smith. |
| , Kilowog's voice will be performed by Michael | Clarke Duncan. |
| Michael | Clarke Duncan as Otis Jenkins: RJ's older brother. |
| tarring Rob Schneider, Ron Livingston, Michael | Clarke Duncan, and Jennifer Esposito. |
| The Very Rev Harold George Michael | Clarke was an eminent Anglican priest and educator in |
| le and Australian cricket Vice Captain Michael | Clarke were an item. |
| Peter John Michael | Clarke CVO OBE QPM (born 27 July 1955) is a retired s |
| In 1940, she married Michael | Clarke; they had two children in 1947 and 1949. |
| Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Shane Warne, Michael | Clarke, Jason Gillespie and Brett Lee, as he collecte |
| Rick Roberts and former Byrds drummer Michael | Clarke to form the country-rock band Firefall. |
| Michael | Clarke has been announced as the Australian captain, |
| Michael | Clarke Duncan as Mean Lion |
| ni of the center include Oscar nominee Michael | Clarke Duncan, top IBM engineer Kerrie Holley, and aw |
| Michael | Clarke is an Australian ornithologist. |
| Michael | Clarke Duncan as Roxbury Bouncer |
| Michael | Clarke, Dan Needham, Scott Williamson: Drums |
| The plaintiff, Jordaan Michael | Clarke, underwent successful heart surgery as an infa |
| Mick | Clarke (born 19 June 1989 in Drogheda, Ireland) is an |
| Mick | Clarke is a tough defender. |
| n the Sunday Times Rich List in the mid-1990s, | Clarke took steps to protect his financial interests |
| Mike | Clarke - bass guitar |
| After deciding on | Clarke's 1948 short story "The Sentinel" as the start |
| 1. Night of a Thousand Boyfriends by Miranda | Clarke |
| Bruce Mitchell | Clarke (born 4 October 1910) is a former football pla |
| ons Creek on the Alabama River, between modern | Clarke and Monroe counties. |
| Marla Sokoloff - Molly | Clarke |
| John Montague | Clarke (October 1854 - May 25, 1936) was a lumber mer |
| hat generation time may actually be 12 months ( | Clarke 1999). |
| Additionally, important elements from two more | Clarke stories, "Encounter at Dawn" and (to a somewha |
| e-to-violet pigmentation and also the Morganus | Clarke sunflower seed disposition, instead of the mor |
| Mother | Clarke and the community moved to Dubuque, Iowa in 18 |
| "So Long Mickey Mouse" ( | Clarke) - 6:09 |
| Love Key (Jody Wisternoff Mix) - Moussa | Clarke Feat. |
| logue for artists such as Leama & Moor, Moussa | Clarke, Ikon, Coalesced, Dana Bergquist & Peder G and |
| Prominent during the Black Power movement, | Clarke advocated for studies on the African-American |
| Dutch Garden - Designed by Mary Mowbray | Clarke, a West Nyack native, in 1933-34 as memorial t |
| Mr | Clarke said he was induced by the three defendants' s |
| Then Mr | Clarke accepted fresh allotments in lieu of dividends |
| Then Mr | Clarke discovered that the representations about its |
| illegally could expect a lesser punishment, Mr | Clarke said ministers would not insist on “absolute t |
| here it was held that the evidence showed, Mr | Clarke was not acting on the offer. |
| In 1999 Mr | Clarke became CEO of Stepstone, an online career port |
| Mr. | Clarke died in 1966. |
| by three sisters; Mrs Robson, Mrs Reid and Mrs | Clarke. |
| Mitchell, and a Baptist Pastor's wife, a Mrs. | Clarke. |
| a; launched 5 November 1944; sponsored by Mrs. | Clarke Wayland; acquired by the Navy 22 March 1945; a |
| "monstrosity", noting about the much-promoted | Clarke that the CBC "treated her rather shamefully". |
| Murray | Clarke is a Professor of Philosophy at Concordia Univ |
| lewde in his tongue, and besides corrupting my | clarke, Roberte Berrye, with tobacco and drinckinge,' |
| is wife Isabel (married before, under the name | Clarke), including the translator and alchemist John |
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