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| A | Clarke County historical marker which stands on Woods |
| Richard A. | Clarke |
| rica, Columbus School of Law, and the David A. | Clarke School of Law, University of District of Colum |
| .S. chief counter-terrorism advisor Richard A. | Clarke, criticizing past and present presidential adm |
| tar was named by Sterling J. Nesbitt, Julia A. | Clarke, Alan H. Turner and Mark A. Norell in 2011. |
| It was delivered to Richard A. | Clarke on December 29, 2000. |
| In 2004, paleontologist Julia A. | Clarke showed that the skeleton actually differed in |
| If he had accepted, | Clarke might instead have succeeded Murray as Attorne |
| vorced Virginia in 1990 to marry Deborah Adair | Clarke. |
| He divorced Deborah Adair | Clarke. |
| y books, among which were: The Life of Dr Adam | Clarke (1840); The Triumph of Peace and other Poems ( |
| Her partner is Adam | Clarke and together they have two teenage sons. |
| was completed as they found their drummer Adam | Clarke. |
| allion , Danny Lafferty , Mark Scoltock & Adam | Clarke. |
| assist Rick Lees, later joined by drummer Adam | Clarke. |
| ugust 1785, when the Methodist theologian Adam | Clarke was one of the circuit ministers for the villa |
| before the replacement of Simon Mawson by Adam | Clarke in 2004. |
| e the release of the debut album, drummer Adam | Clarke announced his departure from the group. |
| UMSL team captains were Adam | Clarke, Andy Meade, and Blake Propp, and assistant co |
| 2007, he collaborated with photographer Adrian | Clarke on the book Gary's Friends, chronicling the li |
| Adrian | Clarke is a contemporary British poet. |
| caused by allergies or infection and Adrienne | Clarke also helped by inventing an asthma management |
| r, it was said that Lichfield's death affected | Clarke badly. |
| Named after | Clarke County, Alabama; Clarke County, Georgia; Clark |
| was announced that the pair were engaged after | Clarke proposed in New York. |
| hews had enough public support to move against | Clarke at that juncture, but the tide of public opini |
| Despite being encouraged to run against | Clarke for a fourth time in 1988, Hendon declined. |
| by and Hillman to obtain an injunction against | Clarke, it was generally accepted that Clarke's conti |
| ours include four BAFTAs - among them the Alan | Clarke Award for outstanding creative contribution to |
| lay written by Roy Minton and directed by Alan | Clarke, broadcast as part of BBC 1's Play for Today s |
| In 1984, he was nominated by Alan | Clarke, Calgary East Federal Liberal Riding Associati |
| lay written by Roy Minton and directed by Alan | Clarke. |
| The Firm is a 1988 TV film directed by Alan | Clarke and written by Al Ashton. |
| Alan | Clarke - drums |
| y was provided by Raymond Glendenning and Alan | Clarke (sports commentator) |
| Alan | Clarke was a BBC Radio sports commentator from 1947-1 |
| Christopher Fairbank as Alan | Clarke |
| , Gordon Campbell, Stan Clark, Jim Laird, Alan | Clarke, Ray Lawless and Jim Amos. |
| Alan | Clarke is a Durham based photographer who works close |
| for the film Made in Britain (directed by Alan | Clarke and starring Tim Roth) in 1981 has led to his |
| arko Solero, Marco Solero, Felix Wallace, Alan | Clarke and Felix Jakubec. |
| Alanna | Clarke is a Canadian singer/songwriter, guitarist, an |
| Alderidg | Clarke and our Vicar for selling a grave stone from t |
| Not to be confused with Alex | Clarke or Alexander Ross Clarke. |
| Robert Alexander | Clarke Parker (Barnsley, Yorkshire, 15 June 1927 - Ox |
| Alfred | Clarke (August 28, 1926 - 1971 in Hollinwood, Oldham, |
| ures only songs written by group members Allan | Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks. |
| ollies that was written by group members Allan | Clarke, Tony Hicks, Graham Nash and was a rewrite of |
| The goal was scored by Allan | Clarke. |
| Allan | Clarke - lead singer |
| Allan | Clarke has lived in Ashton, Northamptonshire since 19 |
| e", written by The Hollies' Graham Nash, Allan | Clarke and Tony Hicks, was also recorded by the Everl |
| Allan | Clarke (born 26 July 1954) is an English former profe |
| y from schoolboy forms by former Manager Allan | Clarke in 1986. |
| All tracks composed by Graham Nash, Allan | Clarke and Tony Hicks |
| Allan | Clarke - Lead Vocals |
| However, with the departure of Allan | Clarke in 1999, only Hicks and drummer Bobby Elliott |
| On a Carousel is a song written by Allan | Clarke, Graham Nash and Tony Hicks. |
| ey in 1979, then under the management of Allan | Clarke. |
| lution, featured songs written solely by Allan | Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks. |
| ke Graham Nash earlier, by 1971 frontman Allan | Clarke was also growing frustrated, and he too began |
| New article name is Allan | Clarke English Footballer |
| Leeds manager Allan | Clarke played him as a striker, but Barnes failed to |
| pop group The Hollies written by members Allan | Clarke, Graham Nash and Tony Hicks. |
| he Bee Gees, Carla Olson, Denny Freeman, Allan | Clarke and Jackie Lomax. |
| In a game of few chances, Allan | Clarke scored from an Andy Lochhead knockdown with fo |
| "Carrie Anne" is a song written by Allan | Clarke, Graham Nash, Tony Hicks and released by Briti |
| Rickfors departed as Allan | Clarke rejoined the group in late summer 1973 and the |
| Allan | Clarke got the solitary goal. |
| Allen | Clarke, headmaster, Holland Park School, 1957-71, was |
| Although | Clarke says that a "centered event-causal libertarian |
| May 1929, Colville won the seat, and although | Clarke stood again in 1931, the by-election victory w |
| Although | Clarke spent several months trying to regain his fitn |
| nty Hospital, established by Prebendary Alured | Clarke, the first voluntary general hospital in the E |
| Field-marshal Sir Alured | Clarke KB (24 November 1744 - 16 September 1832) was |
| Moon and Planets, including the 24 inch Alvan | Clarke Refractor at the Lowell Observatory in Flagsta |
| nd Mally Mallinson, Jake and Dino Chapman, Ami | Clarke, Accompanying events include talks by Richard |
| nery was dismantled in 1925 by millwright Amos | Clarke. |
| bsolute theory of space favoured by Newton and | Clarke, and Leibniz's relational approach. |
| with small encroachments into both Warren and | Clarke Counties. |
| ggot, Littler as Jones, Griffiths as Zero, and | Clarke as Blister. |
| seven tracks (7-13) with Powell, Michelot and | Clarke, are from three separate dates in 1960: tracks |
| written and composed by Kilmister, Taylor, and | Clarke, except where noted. |
| 7 respectively, as well as Ed Parry's EBBS and | Clarke Development's PCBoard, the McBBS software was |
| el, Adam Pascal, Marti Pellow, Kerry Ellis and | Clarke Peters, introduced by Tim Rice. |
| ctural firm known today as Ruhnau, Ruhnau, and | Clarke. |
| The club was relegated and | Clarke was sacked on June 25, 1982. |
| ington County High School, Jackson Academy and | Clarke Preparatory School. |
| Farro and | Clarke had earlier been together in a band with Taylo |
| the city and county governments of Athens and | Clarke County unified in 1991. |
| felt that helped him to pass both Gammoudi and | Clarke. |
| t one of many collaborations between White and | Clarke. |
| e, and to establish the theory of Cudworth and | Clarke, that virtue is conformity to reason-the actin |
| mpionship in Malaysia, again with Stalteri and | Clarke. |
| blems, but ended up exchanging a few words and | Clarke left the studio. |
| he game at Loftus Road saw Richard Langley and | Clarke Carlisle - two of QPR's best players - serious |
| r games: John Ducey Park (now Telus Field) and | Clarke Stadium for their matches. |
| counties: Kemper, Neshoba, Newton, Jasper, and | Clarke (in Mississippi), and Sumter and Choctaw (in A |
| ellow of the Australian Academy of Science and | Clarke Medallist. |
| become prominent in the band's new sound, and | Clarke had by then switched almost completely to elec |
| s SF Awards winner, 1996; Nebula, Campbell and | Clarke Awards nominee, 1996 |
| ion located at the junction of East Avenue and | Clarke Street in the town of Pinewood, at the souther |
| as two separate departments: Athens Police and | Clarke County Police. |
| by John Williams, London: Mitchell, Hughes and | Clarke, 1910 |
| nd Polden, Aldershot, 1964), Col A Haywood and | Clarke. |
| folded at the end of the 1921-1922 season, and | Clarke moved to the Fall River Marksmen. |
| ington County High School, Jackson Academy and | Clarke Preparatory School. |
| ionary review by the Oregon Supreme Court, and | Clarke requested review of the Court of Appeals' ruli |
| 11 February - Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Andrew | Clarke, Governor of Western Australia. |
| as a Crown Colony - Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew | Clarke. |
| amed after former Edmonton mayor Joseph Andrew | Clarke. |
| Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew | Clarke KCH (1793 - 11 February 1847) was Governor of |
| urst apprentice employers were Governor Andrew | Clarke, Frederick Irwin, George Fletcher Moore, Antho |
| Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew | Clarke, Governor of Western Australia |
| Andrew's | Clarke's son, also named Andrew Clarke, held a number |
| 4, the Straits Settlements governor Sir Andrew | Clarke convened a meeting on Pulau Pangkor, at which |
| Therefore, Andrew | Clarke was forced to freeze the plan to reach out to |
| Andrew | Clarke as Laurence Olivier |
| Private Andrew | Clarke, 27 from Merseyside, who fired the shots, was |
| Andrew | Clarke, Anzacs, Nine Network |
| urity and requested assistance from Sir Andrew | Clarke. |
| On 8 February 1995, Andrew | Clarke (27), a private in the British Army, was sente |
| , Red Noise, formed alongside keyboardist Andy | Clarke and Nelson's brother Ian. |
| In the book Videogames and art, Andy | Clarke notes that in the original game, Metroid, the |
| Angela | Clarke as Serafina |
| Dudua anisoptera | Clarke, 1976 |
| He was married in 1832 to Sarah Ann | Clarke, they had at least seven children. |
| Mary Anne | Clarke from 1803 to 1808 was mistress (lover) of Fred |
| Anne | Clarke as Young Jesse |
| e activities of his latest mistress, Mary Anne | Clarke. |
| Julie Walters as Annie | Clarke, Chris' best friend. |
| Another | Clarke ally, David Curry, however suggests that Clark |
| ndering Providence: Sliding Doors', in Anthony | Clarke and Paul S. Fiddes, eds, Flickering Images: Th |
| Justice, the Master of the Rolls, Sir Anthony | Clarke, asked Lord Justice Jackson to conduct a revie |
| Dichelopa anthracodelta | Clarke, 1971 |
| 2 May 2007 the Puerto Rico Islanders appointed | Clarke to replace Toribio Rojas as head coach mid way |
| President Polk appointed | Clarke governor of the Iowa Territory on November 8, |
| ia, where he studied music with Hugh Archibald | Clarke. |
| DJ Dougal (real name Paul Arnold | Clarke, Born 1975) is a British UK Hardcore and happy |
| In 2008 she won the Sir Arthur | Clarke Award with Martin Redfern for their programme |
| ey, who was presented with the 2005 Sir Arthur | Clarke Award for Best TV & Radio Presentation. |
| first Special Award, from the 2005 Sir Arthur | Clarke Awards. |
| The conference hosts the Sir Arthur | Clarke Award prizegiving dinner. |
| eport was short-listed for the 2007 Sir Arthur | Clarke Awards in the category of Best Written Present |
| 5 he lent his name to the inaugural Sir Arthur | Clarke Awards-dubbed "the Space Oscars". |
| In 2006 he won the Sir Arthur | Clarke Award Lifetime Achievement Award. |
| cs; three necessary components to the artworks | Clarke would create as a full time artist. |
| The Clarke-Palmore House, also known as | Clarke Home, was built as a brick farmhouse in 1819 a |
| notable in the history of film censorship, as | Clarke and Producer Lewis Allen had to sue in court t |
| situated on Shahrah-e-Iraq, formerly known as | Clarke Street, located near the Empress Market in Kar |
| ubuque, which would eventually become known as | Clarke College. |
| area, but the shop closed a few years later as | Clarke wished to concentrate upon activities at Manch |
| At the fourth time of asking, | Clarke started a 3-1 Premier League Cup final win ove |
| es district court in Phoenix, Arizona assigned | Clarke as defense counsel to Jared Lee Loughner, the |
| Astley | Clarke were subsequently backed by Index Ventures and |
| AstleyClarke.com was founded by Bec Astley | Clarke in June 2006, who wanted to give international |
| In 2008 Astley | Clarke launched a competition called ‘Search for a ne |
| In 2008 Astley | Clarke were voted ‘Jewellery Website of the Year 2008 |
| Alongside the land based shop, Astley | Clarke also runs a web based branch to the business. |
| Astley | Clarke was established, and an appointment only showr |
| Athletics teams at | Clarke Central High School are known as the Gladiator |
| Dooley played high school football at | Clarke Central High School in Athens under legendary |
| At | Clarke Willmott we consider there to be three signifi |
| Athens | Clarke County Bike Map: First published in 2005, with |
| it was against a second-string Surrey attack ( | Clarke, Salisbury and Bicknell did not bowl) Bradford |
| He attended | Clarke Central High School, and the University of Geo |
| Kasay attended | Clarke Central High School in Athens, Georgia, where |
| While attending | Clarke Central High School in Athens, Georgia, scouts |
| George Aubourne | Clarke was a Scottish meteorologist, best known for h |
| William Aurelius | Clarke (November 18, 1868 - February 5, 1940) was a m |
| His many patients included Maude Gonne, Austin | Clarke and Nora Barnacle. |
| l - G. K. Chesterton - Richard Church - Austin | Clarke - Padraic Colum - Frances Cornford - Margaret |
| 9 May - Austin | Clarke, poet, playwright and writer (d.1974). |
| John B. | Clarke was born in Brooksville, Kentucky on April 14, |
| was written by Richard L. Breen, and T. E. B. | Clarke and David E. Walker based on the Walker's nove |
| go's earliest surviving building, the Henry B. | Clarke House is on the Near South Side, close to the |
| age was built in 1928 to a design by Edmund B. | Clarke and built in the style of a Japanese pagoda on |
| It was adapted by T. E. B. | Clarke and Gavin Lambert and directed by Jack Cardiff |
| According to sources, however, Gordon B. | Clarke substitutes for Walter Slezak on the album. |
| Gerald B. | Clarke was the principal secretary to the Rhodesian C |
| Clarke's son or grandson Godfrey Bagnall Clarke (b c | |
| Joshua Baldwin | Clarke (March 8, 1879 - July 2, 1962) was a Major Lea |
| Sir Richard William Barnes | Clarke, KCB, OBE (commonly known as Otto Clarke) (13 |
| 6:41 (Djum Djum) - written by Neil Barnes/Mat | Clarke |
| 7:06 (Djum Djum) - written by Neil Barnes/Mat | Clarke |
| Barney | Clarke (born 1 April 1927) is a former champion New Z |
| Charles Baron | Clarke, a 19th century specialist of the dayflower fa |
| Mr. Justice Abney, who died 19 May; Mr. Baron | Clarke, who died on the 17th; Sir Samuel Pennant, lor |
| He succeeded to the title of 3rd Baronet | Clarke of Dunham Lodge on 25 April 1899. |
| arty in the late 1970s, taking over from Barry | Clarke. |
| s in 1969 with Celia Humphris on vocals, Barry | Clarke on lead guitar, Unwin Brown on drums/vocals & |
| Barry | Clarke (QLD) - 7 goals |
| The band was formed in the mid-1980s by Basil | Clarke (vocals), Phil Kirby (drums) and Paddy Steer ( |
| s Section of the General Staff, informed Basil | Clarke, Head of Publicity, that Washington was “only |
| The Army's Monster Mail by Basil | Clarke. |
| Tom Courtenay - Baxter | Clarke |
| Bayard | Clarke (March 17, 1815 - June 20, 1884) was a United |
| Mary Bayard | Clarke (1827-1886), noted poet & author. |
| of the most notorious plays in history - Alan | Clarke's Scum - and, because Clarke liked Winstone's |
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