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| When the latter made his infamous raid on | Columbus, New Mexico on March 9, 1916, killing some ci |
| ican raiders in a cross-border attack against | Columbus, New Mexico, increasing the high tension that |
| raid came 67 days after the famous attack on | Columbus, New Mexico. |
| tly after Pancho Villa's cross-border raid on | Columbus, New Mexico. |
| and, Caernarfon Town and Newtown in Wales and | Columbus Crew, Miami Fusion and the Syracuse Salty Dog |
| ell as hold the position of Chief of Staff to | Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman. |
| ept five players: defender Eric Brunner (from | Columbus Crew), midfielder Adam Moffat (Columbus), def |
| ter he would live in Ellicottville, New York, | Columbus, Ohio, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Menasha, Wis |
| It will be located in the | Columbus Laboratory module and was developed for the E |
| otels in Britain and is a former owner of the | Columbus Hotel Monaco, which is located in Monaco's Fo |
| South of | Columbus Avenue, Montgomery Street runs through the he |
| The City of | Columbus lies mostly with the town boundaries. |
| n the city since the NBA Development League's | Columbus Riverdragons moved to Austin, Texas after the |
| After he pitched only one game for | Columbus, an MRI examination in early June revealed lo |
| 1952, to the 3301st Pilot Training Squadron, | Columbus AFB, MS. |
| His production for | Columbus was much less than it had been in Prague. |
| Columbus County Municipal Airport (ICAO: KCPC, FAA LID | |
| ter location identifier for the FAA and IATA, | Columbus County Municipal Airport is assigned CPC by t |
| Society; the Brooklyn Museum of Art; and the | Columbus (Georgia) Museum . |
| 've Done It Once Again" was nominated for the | Columbus Gospel Music Excellence Award. |
| "Based in | Columbus, Bassmint Music is the brainchild of Jerry Ca |
| h the natives, while whites may identify with | Columbus, but must never know why! |
| Ordered back to | Columbus and mustered out August 27-31, 1861. |
| The | Columbus Dispatch named Hoeppner "Ohio College Coach o |
| town of Bexley, Ohio, a suburb of the city of | Columbus, was named at the suggestion of an early resi |
| Hamlisch married Terre Blair, a | Columbus, Ohio, native and news anchor from the ABC af |
| Acres is a neighborhood located in southwest | Columbus, Georgia, near Fort Benning. |
| urn north on Dilworth Street until they reach | Columbus Boulevard, near Pier 70. |
| ns of the Santa Maria-flagship of Christopher | Columbus wrecked near modern Cap Haitien Christmas, 14 |
| o remain in operation using the York name, in | Columbus, Ohio, near Westland Mall. |
| d Park is a neighborhood located in southwest | Columbus, Georgia, near Fort Benning. |
| er as well as some of the southern suburbs of | Columbus and nearby counties. |
| nsas City, Missouri is a 2.7 acre area of the | Columbus Park neighborhood centering around the Holy R |
| a 24 acre active sports park, adjacent to the | Columbus Square Neighborhood, including community outr |
| nt to Kutsik (see below) in a 2004 meeting in | Columbus Circle, New York and 2009, where $150,000 and |
| Although the Redstixx left | Columbus, a new team, the South Georgia Waves arrived |
| After the war, he owned the | Columbus Independent newspaper and served four years r |
| From the | Columbus paper's newsroom, The Sun Herald editors and |
| Columbus (The Nina, the Pinta, the Santa Maria) | |
| g being a legal holiday in the United States ( | Columbus Day), none of the CFL's American teams ever p |
| Born in | Columbus, Ohio, Norris received a B.A. from Otterbein |
| Cerro Gordo is a town in | Columbus County, North Carolina, United States. |
| Spaulding was born in | Columbus County, North Carolina. |
| runs from the Alabama state line southeast of | Columbus, Mississippi north to US 82 in Columbus. |
| The paper was founded in 1896 and serves | Columbus County, North Carolina, United States. |
| Lake Waccamaw is a town in | Columbus County, North Carolina, United States. |
| Hallsboro is an unincorporated community in | Columbus County, North Carolina, United States. |
| Lake Waccamaw and the upper Waccamaw River in | Columbus County, North Carolina, the silverside is fou |
| Sandyfield is a town in | Columbus County, North Carolina, United States. |
| Columbus Some northern parts of Columbus are within th | |
| ount of creative control, an arrangement that | Columbus did not mind. |
| ive control for the film, an arrangement that | Columbus did not mind. |
| anburg, in the western district, his trial in | Columbus had not been held before a jury of the "distr |
| Columbus chose not to issue him a qualifying offer on | |
| r Pittsburgh with the Salt Lake City Bees and | Columbus Jets, notching three first-place finishes. |
| The Life and Voyages of Christopher | Columbus, a novel by Washington Irving, is published a |
| Hodges was outrighted to Triple-A | Columbus on November 3, 2010, removing him from the 40 |
| nous People's Day is a counter-celebration to | Columbus Day, observed on the same day. |
| Carlin was outrighted to Triple-A | Columbus on October 31, removing him from the 40-man r |
| chools and where he resided until he moved to | Columbus, Ohio, October 1, 1885. |
| Gimenez was outrighted to Triple-A | Columbus on October 29, 2010, removing him from the 40 |
| He died in | Columbus on October 16, 1874, and was buried in histor |
| Mason University in 1993 and a J.D. from the | Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of A |
| e of Washington and a professor of law at the | Columbus School of Law in the Catholic University of A |
| my, the College for Creative Studies, and the | Columbus College of Art and Design. |
| In 1984, he signed with the | Columbus Capitals of the American Indoor Soccer Associ |
| Brad Greetis, fullback for the | Columbus Destroyers of the AFL |
| ime contractor for the Ariane 5 launcher, the | Columbus Module of the International Space Station, an |
| esort community, situated just outside of the | Columbus suburb of Gahanna, near a bend in Big Walnut |
| s as having obtained his master's degree from | Columbus University of New Orleans, an unaccredited di |
| In 1919, he had a good season with the | Columbus Senators of the American Association, going 1 |
| He signed with the | Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer on September 8, 2 |
| College, The Catholic University of America, | Columbus School of Law, and the David A. Clarke School |
| While she was undergoing repairs at | Columbus, 11 of her officers and 50 crewmen tried unsu |
| as the president of the Natchez, Jackson, and | Columbus railroad, of which he oversaw the constructio |
| ndoor Soccer League before finishing with the | Columbus Capitals of the minor league American Indoor |
| e moving to the United States to play for the | Columbus Magic of the American Soccer League. |
| Columbus Museum of Art | |
| -user science payload designed for use in the | Columbus laboratory of the International Space Station |
| Washington - TV Soccer Color Analyst for the | Columbus Crew of MLS, first team All-American Soccer p |
| to the United States in 1961 to study at the | Columbus College of Art and Design and later at the Ka |
| He was then assigned to the | Columbus team of the International League. |
| professional baseball career with the Class-D | Columbus Discoverers of the Cotton States League. |
| hit 35 home runs and had 108 RBIs for the AAA | Columbus Clippers of the International League. |
| V-X, 1968, | Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus |
| She then attended the | Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of A |
| hio, where her husband presided over the Ohio | Columbus Mission of the church, and later the Ohio Akr |
| ition as an associate professor of law at the | Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of A |
| After graduating, he played for the | Columbus Tigers of the NFL in 1923 and 1924 and coache |
| In 1984, he joined the | Columbus Capitals of the American Indoor Soccer Associ |
| nted as collector of internal revenue for the | Columbus district of Ohio in 1862 and served until his |
| He is a member of | Columbus Chamber of Commerce, Masons, Oaks, W.O.W., K. |
| On December 5, 1995, the | Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer hired Liekoski as |
| Coolidge was also a professor at the | Columbus School of Law of The Catholic University of A |
| Optic Nerve: Perceptual Art of the 1960s (The | Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio, 2007). |
| Prior to that, the | Columbus Bullies of the American Football League (1940 |
| innati Museum of Fine Arts, Cincinnati, Ohio; | Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus Georgia and the House |
| Kimberly; Justin, who is an officer with the | Columbus Division of Police; and John-David, who is a |
| University and Catholic University of America | Columbus School of Law. |
| emen as well, when he walked 96 times for the | Columbus Solons of the American Association in 1890. |
| ilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington; | Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio, |
| 2nd overall in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft by the | Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer. |
| aculty of the Catholic University of America, | Columbus School of Law. |
| glass paintings are in the collection of the | Columbus Museum of Art, part of the bequest of moderni |
| ive games at the Triple-A level with the 1968 | Columbus Jets of the International League, he became a |
| Farley served on the adjunct faculty at the | Columbus School of Law of the Catholic University of A |
| He holds a BFA at | Columbus College of Art and Design, and an MFA from Th |
| chool in his native Vancouver, and played for | Columbus FC of the Vancouver Mens league (VMSL) in 200 |
| ur-day joint investigation by the ATF and the | Columbus Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Serv |
| He obtained a J.D. from the | Columbus School of Law in 1972. |
| He then moved to the | Columbus Magic of the American Soccer League for the 1 |
| nston in 1991, Burlington in 1992 and for the | Columbus RedStixx of the South Atlantic League in 1993 |
| tion, Villa Colombo Home for the Aged and the | Columbus Centre of Toronto. |
| e President for Institutional Advancement for | Columbus College of Art and Design. |
| . Fanning Chair in Labor Relations at the CUA | Columbus School of Law, the John H. Fanning Conference |
| In 1891 he played for the | Columbus Solons of the American Association and posted |
| After playing for the | Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer from 1996 to 2002 |
| In 1985, Pendleton signed with the | Columbus Capitals of the American Indoor Soccer Associ |
| , he was President and General Manager of the | Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer. |
| He has played with the | Columbus Catfish of the South Atlantic League in 2006 |
| Columbus Museum of Art, January 16 - May 10, 2009 | |
| , until 1957 when he was named skipper of the | Columbus Jets of the Triple-A International League, on |
| igion from Hollins University and a J.D. from | Columbus School of Law at the (Catholic University of |
| can Association as well as a pitcher from the | Columbus Solons of the American Association. |
| Chris | Columbus, director of Philosopher's Stone and Chamber |
| on evidence, Catholic University of America, | Columbus School of Law from 1944 to 1948. |
| On January 20, 2006, the | Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer selected O'Brien |
| It was designed by Edward | Columbus Hosford of Eastman, Georgia. |
| In 1996, he moved to the | Columbus Invaders of the NPSL but was back with the Sa |
| Columbus finished off the game in the 90'+1 with a goa | |
| When | Columbus set off for Spain on January 4, 1493, Luis de |
| itions for the Ohio Governor's Office and the | Columbus Mayor's Office after working as an award-winn |
| h Street from the Ohio Statehouse in Downtown | Columbus, provides office space for the Governor of Oh |
| 98 he was the resident agent in charge of the | Columbus, Ohio, office. |
| His father also worked as a | Columbus police officer for many years. |
| n the community as a member of the Knights of | Columbus, an officer in the Thornleigh Neighborhood Im |
| he intersections of Ohio Central Railroad and | Columbus and Ohio River Railroad which are both also o |
| Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press. | |
| Entered service at: | Columbus Barracks, Ohio. |
| mpbell was later named the eleventh Bishop of | Columbus, Ohio, on October 14, 2004. |
| Ekpo signed a contract with | Columbus Crew on April 15, 2008, and scored an impress |
| ess than a year after retiring at his home in | Columbus, Ohio on December 8, 1913. |
| He was subsequently ourighted to the Triple-A | Columbus Clippers on January 14. |
| ere traded from the New York Red Bulls to the | Columbus Crew on March 18, 2009 and he signed a contra |
| Speight died in | Columbus, Mississippi on May 1, 1847 and was interned |
| Chris Albright in a 0-0 home draw against the | Columbus Crew on May 26, 2005. |
| ppearances, and was optioned to the Class AAA | Columbus Clippers on May 23. |
| io Light Artillery mustered out of service at | Columbus, Ohio on July 10, 1865. |
| was outrighted by the Indians to the Triple-A | Columbus Clippers on November 3, 2010. |
| tery mustered out of service at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio on November 5, 1864. |
| The 2007 NHL Entry Draft took place in | Columbus, Ohio, on June 22-23. |
| the first is from 125 Street to 59th Street - | Columbus Circle on the IND Eighth Avenue Line) |
| 33rd Ohio Infantry mustered out of service at | Columbus, Ohio on August 20, 1864. |
| arty for "Mmhmm" at the Newport Music Hall in | Columbus, Ohio on November 1, 2004. |
| He was born in | Columbus, Georgia on October 26, 1871 to Rollin Jeffer |
| However, a report in the | Columbus Ledger-Enquirer on January 6 indicated this s |
| h the MetroStars until they traded him to the | Columbus Crew on May 3, 2000 for a second round 2001 d |
| eless Confederate resistance in the Battle of | Columbus, Georgia on Easter Sunday, April 16, 1865. |
| ed list, Reyes was outrighted to the Triple-A | Columbus Clippers on October 29, 2010. |
| He was assigned as Commandant of Post at | Columbus, Georgia on June 10, 1864. |
| io Light Artillery mustered out of service at | Columbus, Ohio on July 4, 1865. |
| After scoring his ninth goal against the | Columbus Crew on June 22, 2008, coach Ruud Gullit said |
| s spring training in 2009 but returned to the | Columbus Clippers on March 24, 2009. |
| a in Midsummer Night's Dream, Imogen, Cora in | Columbus, and on 12 March 1816 the first Lucy Bertram |
| f Montgomery St, Washington St. on the south, | Columbus Ave. on the west and Battery St. on the east |
| Eric Gehrig was signed by | Columbus Crew on March 17, 2011. |
| The 2007 NHL Entry Draft took place in | Columbus, Ohio on June 22-23. |
| went on to sign with Houston's league rivals | Columbus Crew on 16 April 2010. |
| pture by Wilson's Raiders after the Battle of | Columbus, Georgia on April 16. |
| He was traded to the | Columbus Crew on May 10, 2007 for Joseph Ngwenya. |
| r the paying of $40 to Coffman for sex in his | Columbus apartment on November 6, 1988. |
| umed command of the 454th Bombardment Wing at | Columbus, and one month later he led the wing on its s |
| It was the first contemporary building in | Columbus and one of the first churches in the United S |
| Christopher | Columbus was one of the first Europeans to encounter t |
| igh school football at Pacelli High School in | Columbus, Georgia, one of the smallest high schools in |
| He served as the backup to | Columbus' number one goaltender, Pascal Leclaire, for |
| He was once State Chaplain for the Knights of | Columbus in Ontario. |
| the Western Railroad of Alabama that ran from | Columbus to Opelika. |
| The | Columbus Southern Open was a golf tournament on the Ch |
| cluding The Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Opera | Columbus, Orlando Opera, Manhattan School of Music, Me |
| r productions by the Los Angeles Opera, Opera | Columbus, Memphis Opera, Cincinnati Opera, University |
| Christopher | Columbus suffered ophthalmitis late in his life. |
| Artifacts such as a private coin minted in | Columbus, Ohio or a New York State button give clues t |
| nwealth Opera Company (Massachusetts) and the | Columbus Philharmonic Orchestra (Indiana). |
| From this group evolved the present | Columbus Symphony Orchestra. |
| adviser (2003-2006; and 2009-present) of the | Columbus Symphony Orchestra. |
| He was a member of the Catholic Knights of | Columbus men's organization. |
| During this time, he founded the town of | Columbus, Indiana originally known as Tiptonia, he par |
| ts formal name and the name which Christopher | Columbus had originally given the island. |
| cial character of North Delaware Avenue (now, | Columbus Boulevard), other such structures having been |
| e and, rejecting the first ships provided for | Columbus, obtained others that were more appropriate. |
| terminus of I-26 was originally planned to be | Columbus, Ohio, over a route that used Corridors B and |
| e show from other special events, such as the | Columbus Day Parade in 2009. |
| nt brings over 50,000 visitors to Christopher | Columbus Waterfront Park, on Boston Harbor, where they |
| volved selling memorabillia to the owner of a | Columbus tattoo parlor. |
| as originally constructed in 1837 in downtown | Columbus on Parsons Ave, it once was the headquarters |
| begin play in the 2012 MLL season along with | Columbus as part of the league's plan to have 16 teams |
| Columbus Drive passing beneath the BP Pedestrian Bridg | |
| Persson J, Dettmann J. | Columbus External Payload Facility - Architecture and |
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