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| She married the actor Paul | Copley after performing with him in a 1971 production |
| Micki Free once married Teri | Copley, an actress and Playboy pinup girl. |
| ng a badger game involving a chorus girl (Teri | Copley), and an opening-night performance ludicrously |
| uction by Peter Jackson, and featuring Sharlto | Copley and Jason Cope, who also were involved in Aliv |
| here had been owned by painter John Singleton | Copley and much of the land had been purchased by Dr. |
| Michael | Copley and Dag Ingram met when they were students at |
| ert C. Hughes and starred Andrew Stevens, Teri | Copley and John Matuszak. |
| The church was built in 1856 for Sir Joseph | Copley and was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott. |
| g several to members of the interrelated Reed, | Copley and Parsons families. |
| He was the uncle of Rep. Ira Clifton | Copley, and the grandfather of composer Richard A. Wh |
| n Cornwall, the son of Francis Gregor and Mary | Copley and the brother of Francis Gregor, MP for Corn |
| James Follett and starring T. P. McKenna, Paul | Copley and Rosalind Adams. |
| ed that it would renovate Arlington along with | Copley and Kenmore stations to upgrade for handicappe |
| By contrast, | Copley argues for religious values to be instilled in |
| Peter | Copley as Colonel |
| Paul | Copley as Ben Matthews |
| Sharlto | Copley as Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock |
| iss Virginia Teen USA in 2002, and had crowned | Copley as that pageant's 2003 titleholder. |
| ginia Teen USA 2005 and 2nd runner-up to Amber | Copley at Miss Virginia USA 2006. |
| r early estate from the Levett family, and the | Copley Baronets of Sprotborough also dealt extensivel |
| rry James returned full time to Thunder, Jimmy | Copley became a full-time member of Magnum. |
| Shortly thereafter, | Copley became a born-again Christian and slowly eased |
| David C. | Copley, billionaire, former publisher of San Diego Un |
| Formed just south of the village of | Copley, by the confluence of Arn Gill (to the south, |
| ch from Colesville, NY came to settle in Ohio, | Copley consecrated his large farm (between 700 and 10 |
| presentation was only a century old, Sir Roger | Copley described himself as "its burgess and only inh |
| 006, they contracted a civil partnership which | Copley described in the BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Dis |
| area, such as Barkisland, Bradshaw, Brighouse, | Copley, Elland, Greetland, Hebden Bridge, Illingworth |
| ugh Bridge were said to have been given by the | Copley family to the Doncaster Dispensary. |
| exhibitions in Boston at St. Botolph Club and | Copley Gallery. |
| Copley gave up her title in September 2006, when she | |
| ing seat between Labor and non-Labor, although | Copley had held it since the 1932 election and it was |
| A much more virulent Loyalist than | Copley, he expressed himself vigorously against his n |
| Formally known as | Copley High School, the Muriel Sutherland Snowden Int |
| h District", Dr. C.A Parker states that Robert | Copley in 1658 built "a large handsome house with orc |
| He died at | Copley in June 1903. |
| Williamson had homes in | Copley in Cheshire and Glenogil in Forfarshire. |
| Born James | Copley in London, he has been the drummer with Manfre |
| nded the band Roomful of Blues with pianist Al | Copley in 1967. |
| Copley is fully wheelchair accessible. | |
| Copley is a station on the MBTA's Green Line subway i | |
| Copley is an area of the town of Stalybridge, which l | |
| son) in Watson and the Shark by John Singleton | Copley is based on the sculpture's pose. |
| After the death of Joseph Smith, Jr., | Copley joined the Church of Christ (Brewsterite) whic |
| films, only after friends,and wife Gerald L.C. | Copley, Lewis Copley, and J. Redmond Prior, submitted |
| s as Francesca Zambello, Bruce Beresford, John | Copley, Lofti Mansouri, John Cox, Stephen Lawless, an |
| is former residence in Aurora, the Col. Ira C. | Copley Mansion, is listed on the National Register of |
| Paul | Copley: Matthews |
| l in 1929, the Sylvester Medal in 1943 and the | Copley Medal in 1958. |
| th was awarded the Royal Society's prestigious | Copley Medal "For his original research and observati |
| He was awarded the | Copley Medal by the Royal Society in 1850, and his So |
| coincided with the year he first received the | Copley Medal (1734), while the second volume's public |
| Gowin Knight was honoured in 1747 with the | Copley Medal in recognition of his achievements and, |
| Dana was awarded the | Copley Medal by the Royal Society in 1877, the Wollas |
| Royal Society and two years later received its | Copley Medal for his work on correcting the deviation |
| This measurement, which earned the General the | Copley medal of the Royal Society, was the origin of |
| r Royal Medal (1866), Rumford Medal (1880) and | Copley Medal (1898) and delivered their Bakerian Lect |
| rize from Columbia University in 1980, won the | Copley Medal in 1989, and became a Companion of Honou |
| f the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1964 and the | Copley Medal from the Royal Society in 1976. |
| ir function (work for which he was awarded the | Copley Medal by the Royal Society in 1769), and demon |
| Copley Medal (1929) | |
| Copley Medal (1899) | |
| Copley Medal - Henry Dale | |
| Fildes received the | Copley Medal in 1963. |
| he Royal Society's Royal Medal in 2007 and the | Copley Medal in 2010. |
| n 1944 he also received his knighthood and the | Copley Medal from the Royal Society. |
| e was awarded the Royal Medal in 1963, and the | Copley Medal in 1987. |
| Hermann von Helmholtz is awarded the | Copley Medal "for his researches in physics and physi |
| He won the | Copley Medal in 1817 and the Gold Medal of the Royal |
| He won the | Copley Medal in 2000 and has also won other awards su |
| d his Essay on Fevers and in 1755 received the | Copley Medal for his contribution to medicine. |
| In 1834 he was awarded with the | Copley Medal by the Royal Society for his studies on |
| ed its Leeuwenhoek Lecture in 1963 and won its | Copley Medal in 1971. |
| be awarded their Royal Medal in 1922 and their | Copley medal in 1943. |
| He was awarded the | Copley Medal in 1780 and was Plumian Professor of Ast |
| He was awarded its | Copley medal in 1784 but withdrew from the society in |
| estowed their Rumford (1894), Davy (1909), and | Copley Medal(1916) medals upon him for his work, as w |
| Royal Society of London awarded Sylvester the | Copley Medal, its highest award for scientific achiev |
| hematics, 1919), winner of the Royal Society's | Copley Medal, and Sir Kingsley Charles Dunham (Geolog |
| In 1945, the Royal Society awarded Avery the | Copley Medal, in part for his work on bacterial trans |
| Near the end of his career he received the | Copley Medal, the most prestigious honorary award in |
| In 1865 he was awarded the | Copley Medal. |
| llow of the Royal Society and recipient of the | Copley Medal. |
| Copley Medal: Peter Woulfe | |
| Copley Medal: Wilhelm Weber | |
| Copley Medal: Thomas Graham | |
| Copley Medal: Edward Frankland | |
| Copley Medal: James Cook | |
| Copley Medal: George Edwards | |
| Copley Medal: Christopher Middleton. | |
| Copley Medal: John Canton | |
| Copley Medal: John Huxham | |
| Copley Medal: Frederick Hopkins | |
| Copley Medal: Samuel Vince | |
| Copley Medal: Adam Sedgwick | |
| Copley Medal: William Lewis | |
| Copley Medal: John Herschel. | |
| Copley Medal: Justus Liebig | |
| Copley Medal: Gowin Knight | |
| Copley Medal: Charles Hutton | |
| Copley Medal: not awarded | |
| Copley Medal: John Belchier | |
| Copley Medal: Niels Bohr | |
| Copley Medal: Jesse Ramsden | |
| Copley Medal: Alexander Stuart | |
| Copley Medal: John Brinkley | |
| Copley Medal: Charles Sherrington | |
| Copley Medal: James MacCullagh | |
| Copley Medal: John Mudge | |
| Copley Medal: Smithson Tennant | |
| Copley Medal: John Ellis | |
| Copley Medal: Hermann Helmholtz | |
| Copley Medal: James Valoue | |
| Copley Medal: Richard Kirwan | |
| Copley Medal: Not awarded | |
| Copley Medal: John Hunter | |
| Copley Medal: Benjamin Brodie | |
| Copley Medal: William Buckland | |
| Copley Medal: Charles Blagden | |
| Copley Medal: Franz Neumann | |
| Copley Medal: Stephen Gray | |
| Copley Medal: Benjamin Wilson | |
| Copley Medal: Benjamin Franklin | |
| Copley Medal: Simon Newcomb | |
| Copley Medal: Lord Rayleigh | |
| Copley Medal: Stephen Hales | |
| Copley Medal: John Harrison | |
| Copley Medal: John Smeaton | |
| Copley Medal: Matthew Raper | |
| Copley Medal: William Watson | |
| Copley Medal: William Henry | |
| Copley Medal: Karl Gegenbaur | |
| Copley Medal: William Hamilton | |
| Copley Medal: Georg Ohm | |
| Copley Medal: David Keilin | |
| Copley Medal: William Herschel | |
| Copley Medal: Henry Baker | |
| Copley Medal: William Hyde Wollaston | |
| Copley Medal: Henri Victor Regnault | |
| Copley Medal: Heinrich Wilhelm Dove | |
| Copley Medal: James Joseph Sylvester | |
| Copley Medal: Jean Baptiste Boussingault | |
| Copley Medal: John Theophilus Desaguliers | |
| Copley Medal: George Gabriel Stokes | |
| Copley Medal: William Thomas Brande | |
| Copley Medal: Julius Robert von Mayer | |
| Copley Medal: William Thomson, Lord Kelvin | |
| Copley Medal: Karl Ernst von Baer | |
| Copley Medal: The first Copley Medal is awarded to St | |
| oyal Society presented Maskelyne with the 1775 | Copley Medal; the biographer Chalmers later noting th |
| (1917) and the award of the Royal, Rumford and | Copley medals of the Royal Society (1893, 1926 and 19 |
| ators Syndicate, who acquired former syndicate | Copley News Service in 2008. |
| 1954) is a former columnist with | Copley News Service and a senior fellow at the Cato I |
| nist for the San Diego Union-Tribune and other | Copley newspapers. |
| ouse were built in 1849 for Sir Joseph William | Copley of Sprotbrough Hall. |
| Born in | Copley, Ohio, outside of Akron, Jeff started playing |
| triggered by the death of Labor member Patrick | Copley on 18 July 1949. |
| John Singleton | Copley, Paul Revere, 1768 |
| ury Street has many ethnic street cafes, while | Copley Place houses a multitude of restaurants includ |
| Westin | Copley Place |
| Copley Place Marriott | |
| Copley Place shopping, dining and office complex | |
| tres within Boston city limits until the Loews | Copley Place Cinemas closed January 2005. |
| of the U.S. Census Bureau is in Suite 301 of 4 | Copley Place. |
| office towers, and a skywalk connecting it to | Copley Place. |
| Los Angeles's Fox Plaza office tower; Boston's | Copley Place; New York's Time Warner Center; Reston T |
| South African actor Sharlto | Copley played the character in the 2010 film, whilst |
| The Fairmont | Copley Plaza Hotel is a Forbes three-star, AAA four-d |
| Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton chose the | Copley Plaza for their second honeymoon. |
| Blackall is also credited with designing the | Copley Plaza Hotel, the Foellinger Auditorium (1907) |
| The | Copley Plaza Hotel has been host to many famous peopl |
| 12 locations in Texas and a Gucci boutique at | Copley Plaza in Boston. |
| e largest private collection of John Singleton | Copley portraits. |
| er that year, Senator George W. Norris accused | Copley Press of receiving money from public utility c |
| hite House and later a top news executive with | Copley Press in California |
| In 1928, the Daily Breeze was purchased by | Copley Press. |
| Copley railway station was a railway station that ser | |
| Copley returned to the pageant stage in 2003 when she | |
| r Club, the Marblehead Art Association and the | Copley Society of Art, of which he became the Directo |
| Jimmy | Copley, sometimes credited as Jim Copley (born 1953) |
| This is also the closest stop after the | Copley split where passengers can board another Green |
| Copley Square | |
| The | Copley Square Hotel opened on July 4, 1891. |
| McGraw and McGann engaged in a fight at the | Copley Square Hotel. |
| 10 City Point - | Copley Square via Andrew Station & BU Medical Center |
| 39 Back Bay - Forest Hills via | Copley Square and Huntington Avenue |
| ankee Lines provides a commuter bus service to | Copley Square in Boston from Concord Center |
| The | Copley Square Hotel is a hotel in the Back Bay area o |
| It was first located in the | Copley Square Hotel, but was soon relocated to Harvar |
| 8 by MBTA construction to improve the adjacent | Copley Square Green Line station. |
| rk Romanesque masonry, it anchored a corner of | Copley Square as solidly as a mountain." |
| y to the east of Back Bay station and south of | Copley Square in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston. |
| lt a new church (the "New" Old South Church at | Copley Square) which remains its home to this day. |
| rom the corner of Tremont and Court Streets to | Copley Square, into a new building designed by archit |
| the Museum of Fine Arts (completed in 1876) in | Copley Square, the ornamental detail for which was ex |
| It stands on | Copley Square, by the John Hancock Tower. |
| The church is situated in | Copley Square, in the shadow of the John Hancock Towe |
| 0 Central Square (Waltham) - Dudley Square via | Copley Square, Mass Pike/I-90 |
| Located in and named after | Copley Square, the station has entrances and exits al |
| town, including North Square, Hanover Street, | Copley Square, and the Fenway. |
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