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In 1864, when Washington,	D.C., appeared under threat when Jubal Early's Confe
He later practiced law in Washington,	D.C., appearing before both the Court of Claims and
He died in Washington,	D.C., April 13, 1881.
He died in Washington,	D.C., April 16, 1950.
Navy Yard, Washington,	D.C., April 1864.
Moved to Washington,	D.C., April 20-26.
Sutler served until his death in Washington,	D.C., April 5, 1940.
He died in Washington,	D.C., April 1, 1934, while still in office.
Moved to Washington,	D.C., April 1-8.
U.S. Department of Justice, Washington,	D.C., April 1987.
The regiment left Ohio for Washington,	D.C., April 25, 1865 and was assigned to a Provision
stories from Flash Comics have been reprinted in	DC Archive Editions.
Paris and Washington,	D.C. are available as open world recreations in the
n is a musician originally from the Washington,	D.C. area who has performed in such influential band
They were a part of the Washington,	D.C. area post-hardcore movement, along with bands l
Davis was born in the Washington,	D.C. area in 1912 to John Abraham Davis and Gabriell
one of the "Top 125 Companies" in the Washington	DC area .
He later moved to Washington,	D.C. area where he was a Resident Scholar at the Joh
andy Co., a brand of ice cream in the Washington	DC area
Kettler, a Washington	D.C. area real estate development firm founded by Ro
Most Washington,	DC area television stations had wall-to-wall covera
nally in rock and soul bands in the Washington,	D.C. area at the age of 11.
The 3rd Washington	D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards, honoring
largest non-profit food bank in the Washington,	D.C. area and a member of America's Second Harvest.
ses have seeped into the lexicon of Washington,	D.C. area sports fans, who revel in using them to de
In 2000, he returned to the Washington,	D.C. area when he became the sports director at WUSA
Washington,	DC area (Washington Dulles International Airport)
He moved his family to the	D.C. area for a time and was named to Popeye's Hall
isiana, who held a franchise in the Washington,	D.C., area from 1979-2007.
bers, some of which have appeared at Washington,	DC area art exhibits and performances.
He also speaks to youth in the	DC area and has been accepted in the New York Film
Washington Area Music Awards, for Washington,	D.C. area artists
of the National Capital Area in the Washington,	D.C. area from 1974 to 2002.
1998, Katsucon moved operations to Washington,	D.C. area and, for one year, was held in the Radisso
nnually from employee/donors in the Washington,	D.C. area to hundreds of local and national charitie
on of Baltimore Orioles games in the Washington,	DC area that were produced by MASN.
School of Theatre Arts before returning to the	D.C. area to pursue acting.
The 6th Washington	D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards, honouring
The 1st Washington	D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards, honoring
Jackson's family moved to the Washington,	D.C. area in 1973, eventually settling in Silver Spr
n American singer who is part of the Washington,	DC area music scene.
Gaetan Duchesne, and was born in the Washington	D.C. area suburbs while his father played for the Wa
After returning to the Washington,	D.C. area he worked in the research and training div
ch an online-only news site for the Washington,	D.C., area in spring, 2010.
Memphis, Tennessee and moved to the Washington,	DC area to attend Howard University.
In 1993, Heiberg moved back to the Washington	DC area and founded Heiberg Associates, Inc.
ic career he was a lawyer for major Washington,	D.C. area firms.
lyst at Lanmark Technology, Inc., a Washington,	D.C. area defense contractor working at the Defense
Washington	DC Area Film Critics Association Award for Best Sup
Washington	D.C. Area Film Critics Association Award for Best Su
alyst and administrative work in the Washington	D.C. area, and overseas work as a spy.
a multi-site church located in the Washington,	D.C. area, pastored by Mark Batterson.
and some of his family moved to the Washington,	DC area, where he continued his violin studies with
After a brief trip to the Washington	D.C. area, they saw action in the Shenandoah Valley
RL's second team to be based in the Washington,	D.C. area, after the Washington, D.C. Slayers.
While most properties are in the Washington,	D.C. area, B. F. Saul oversees several properties in
recruiting African Americans in the Washington,	D.C. area, with the understanding that it was only f
As the economy flourished in the Washington	D.C. area, Loudoun County was determined to be one o
m the Army in 1967, settling in the Washington,	D.C. area.
cept unidentified aircraft over the Washington,	D.C. area.
heaters at metro stops all across the Washington	DC area.
jor suburban shopping centers in the Washington	D.C. area.
in movie theaters at metro stops throughout the	DC area.
David, born in 1992, and live in the Washington	D.C. area.
wine writer and educator based in the Washington	DC area.
d (SPAWAR), formerly located in the Washington,	D.C. area.
Since 1994 he has lived in the Washington,	DC area.
y moved to various locations in the Washington,	D.C. area.
d the Fringe and Good Evening in the Washington,	DC, area.
eas in the USA they were only well known in the	D.C. area.
occupies DTV channel 30.3 in Greater Washington	DC area.
r Public television station for the Washington,	D.C. area.
ity at two different campuses in the Washington,	DC area.
ighest security features of any building in the	D.C. area.
became a prominent architect in the Washington,	D.C. area.
rch, Virginia, serving Metropolitan Washington,	D.C. area.
se and Intelligence programs in the Washington,	D.C. area.
nter was originally planned for the Washington,	D.C., area.
Manassas, Virginia, serving the metro Washington	DC area.
e based in Vienna, Virginia, in the Washington,	D.C. area.
anny) is now a music teacher in the Washington,	D.C. area.
post-hardcore band from the greater Washington,	D.C. area.
r headquartered in the metropolitan Washington,	D.C. area.
y Band, he decided to remain in the Washington,	D.C. area.
s in Philadelphia and the Baltimore-Washington,	D.C. area.
for vacationing weekenders from the Washington,	D.C. area.
rty for handicapped children of the Washington,	D.C., area.
ed crossing state lines with prostitutes in the	D.C. area.
Elsener" in some parts of the larger Washington,	DC Area.
al klezmer band originally from the Washington,	D.C. area.
t from the Ford Foundation, set designs for the	D.C. Arena Stage.
As a business/economic correspondent in	DC, Arena covered both Capitol Hill and the White h
h the story takes place in Germany, Washington,	D.C., Arlington, Virginia, and Chicago, Illinois, th
It was designed by noted Washington,	D.C. Armenian-American architect Mihran Mesrobian in
The station also serves the	D.C. Armory, a popular venue for shows and entertain
lel to the Verizon Center event was held at the	D.C. Armory; a total of over 27,000 young people att
proaches to East-West Arms Control (Washington,	D.C.: Arms Control Association, 1979)
w York City, New York, and moved to Washington,	D.C., arriving there within a few days.
on Post included Smith in its 1974 Who's Who of	D.C. artists and musicians.
e Senators' 11th and last season in Washington,	D.C., as they moved to Arlington, Texas the followin
the Civil War began was working in Washington,	D.C., as a clerk in the Treasury Department.
ct Headquarters Recruiting Station, Washington,	D.C., as a recruiting sergeant.
orted to Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington,	D.C., as Head Special Officer Programs Section, Pers
In July 2009, Tucker moved to Washington,	D.C., as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's politica
ng was born and raised in northeast Washington,	D.C., as a son of a bricklayer.
rector for a member of the Texas Senate, and in	D.C. as Education Director for the White House Fello
t to work for the War Department in Washington,	D.C. as a payroll clerk.
After the War he went to Washington	D.C. as representative of British Signals Intelligen
o (San Francisco) and Dupont Circle (Washington	D.C.) as the city's LGBT district.
, the Expos announced their move to Washington,	D.C. as the Washington Nationals.
public service, he practiced law in Washington,	D.C. as a partner in Wirtz & Gentry (1970-78), Wirtz
performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington,	D.C., as part of the Maximum India festival.
Later that year, he was posted to Washington	DC as political counsellor, and the New Zealand int
Kalende is currently in Washington,	D.C. as part of the State Department's International
job at WTNT ("Sports Radio 570") in Washington,	D.C. as an overnight talk show host and Washington R
nty, Missouri and later returned to Washington,	D.C. as editor of the Washington Union and printer t
he U.S. Army Litigation Division in Washington,	D.C., as a Litigation Attorney and Senior Litigation
He moved to Washington,	D.C. as the private secretary to Representative J. W
Cianelli later worked in Washington,	D.C. as a lobbyist for Bethlehem Steel.
He is currently based in Washington	D.C. as a national correspondent.
I am back in	DC as of last night, but heartily recommend that ar
he worked at the Embassy of Syria, Washington,	D.C. as administrator of cultural affairs and U.S. C
Centre for Global Development (CGD), Washington	D.C. as a Senior Fulbright Fellow.
strial College of the Armed Forces, Washington,	D.C. as well as numerous business and leaderships sc
Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington,	D.C. as a junior physicist.
d installed it in America's Capital, Washington	D.C., as a self produced “mobile” monument to honor
in college, he began reporting from Washington,	D.C. as an on-air correspondent for NBC television a
ned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington,	D.C., as chief of the Strategic Operations Division
d in 1995 at American University in Washington,	D.C. as a component of the American University Colle
He then came back to Washington	D.C. as a member of the 37th Congress in 1861.
In 1985, he returned to Washington,	D.C., as Executive to the Chief of Staff, United Sta
the BBC in 1994, but left to move to Washington	DC as a columnist and freelancer in 1997.
eorgia on May 1, 1920, and moved to Washington,	D.C. as a boy.
Berry then joined WJLA-TV in Washington,	D.C. as a weekend anchor before switching to the spo
“Capital Classic” All-Star game in Washington,	D.C., as well as the Georgia North-South All-Star ga
Boston Navy Yard until returning to Washington,	D.C. as Superintendent of the Naval Observatory.
He moved to Washington,	D.C., as associate director of the National Sharecro
t for Colonel Samuel Taylor Suit of Washington,	D.C. as a personal retreat near the spa town, beginn
He served in Washington,	D.C. as an assistant to Maine Senator Edmund S. Musk
line was presented with an award in Washington	D.C. as "The Best Offensive Line in the NFL."
n several shows in New York City and Washington,	DC, as-well-as, shows in Chicago, Minneapolis, Miss
George C. Lin Emerging Filmmaker Award -	DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival
ning operations, with residence in Washington,	D.C.. Assistant Register of the United States Treasu
He died in office in Washington,	D.C. at age 72.
The Teapartyganza filmed in Washington,	D.C. at the Shakespeare Theatre Company's Sidney Har
In 1872, Catlin traveled to Washington,	D.C. at the invitation of Joseph Henry, the first se
United House of Prayer for All People(Anacostia,	DC) at the 2008 White House Children's Holiday Rece
ent was held on January 19, 2009, in Washington	D.C. at the Verizon Center to celebrate the inaugura
layed their last show of that era in Washington,	DC at the Beta-Punks Warehouse in October 1993.
Fortune died in Washington,	D.C. at age 60.
, Ohio, he moved with his family to Washington,	D.C., at the age of four.
Freeman died in Washington,	D.C. at age 57.
l between Aquia Creek, Virginia and Washington,	D.C. at the outbreak of the Civil War.
ghamton, New York and later died in Washington,	D.C. at the age of 80.
assigned to the Ebenezer Station in Washington,	D.C. at the Naval Yard (1824).
She died 29 November 1915 in Washington,	DC at her son's home and was buried in Oak Hill Cem
He died in Washington,	D.C. at the age of 75 and is interred at Glen Forest
2007: Rally in Upper Senate Park in Washington,	D.C. at noon on the opening day of the 110th United
riting in 1968 and studied poetry in Washington,	DC at Trinity University from 1970 to 1972.
It opened on 2010-03-06 in Washington,	DC, at the DC Independent Film Festival.
He entered Georgetown College in Washington,	D.C., at the age of thirteen, becoming its first stu
the Washington State Senate and in Washington,	D.C. at the White House Office of Political Affairs.
He died November 13, 1961, in Washington,	DC at the Walter Reed Army Hospital.
Born in Washington,	D.C., Atkins graduated from the University of Florid
es International Airport outside of Washington,	D.C., ATPCO is owned by a number of US and internati
e been plotted at a 1976 meeting in Washington,	D.C. attended by Bosch, Luis Posada Carriles, and DI
n Stephens Graham (1905-1976) was a Washington,	D.C. attorney and political appointee.
, Raikin hosted his American cousin, Washington	D.C. attorney Steven Raikin, as a guest at his famil
- prominent early twentieth century Washington,	D.C., attorney and namesake of Darlington School in
imes (who would become a well-known Washington,	D.C., attorney in the late 19th century).
s father, Richard C. Shadyac, Sr., a Washington	D.C. attorney, was a long time friend of comedian, a
m had expanded and several prominent Washington,	DC attorneys were brought in for assistance.
Washington,	D.C. Aug. 12, 1913
Moved to Washington,	D.C., August 10; then to Camp Chase.
(George) - 4:53 - Lisner Auditorium Washington	D.C. August 8, 1977
National War College, Washington,	D.C., August 1952-June 1953.
Left New Hampshire for Washington,	D.C., August 25, 1862.
eat of Pope's army from Bull Run to Washington,	D.C., August 31-September 2. Battle of Antietam, Sep
rfolk, Virginia, August 12; then to Washington,	D.C., August 27, and arrived at Columbus, Ohio, Augu
m March 4, 1825, until his death in Washington,	D.C., August 13, 1826.
TheCall	D.C. August, 2008
An adapter for using 12-volt	DC automobile power was also available.
ril 2007, and his successor, former Washington,	D.C. Auxiliary Bishop Kevin Farrell, was installed a
by the heavily Democratic Baltimore-Washington,	D.C. axis, which casts almost 75 percent of the stat
lant also include Schotia simplicifolia (Vahl ex	DC) Baill.
she helped coordinate the successful Washington	DC ballot initiative for Nuclear Disarmament and Ec
ation on the MARC Penn Line between Washington,	D.C., Baltimore and Perryville, Maryland, United Sta
. Louis, San Antonio, San Francisco, Washington	D.C., Baltimore and many other cities throughout the
ation on the MARC Penn Line between Washington,	D.C., Baltimore, MD and Perryville, MD.
An early influence was	D.C. band Swiz, who also inspired the font used on e
9, with postings to London, Moscow, Washington,	D.C., Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur.
He was admitted to the Washington,	D.C. bar the same year.
mittees, and named a "Legend of the Law" by the	D.C. Bar Association.
ivic and political organizations, including the	D.C. Bar Association and the Democratic Central Comm
e lobbyist also scolded Konnyu in a Washington,	D.C., bar for touching her knee and for his conduct
The Washington,	DC bar association admitted him to practice in 1911
sador Moose had early assignments in Washington	D.C., Barbados, Vietnam, and the U.N. in New York.
Michelle Holmes as	DC Barbara Maddox
tted to the Maryland, Michigan, and Washington,	D.C. bars.

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