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| ante's Equation was nominated for the Philip K. | Dick Award. |
| was nominated for both the Nebula and Philip K. | Dick Awards in 1984. |
| which (Software and Wetware) both won Philip K. | Dick Awards. |
| Dick Axelsson (born 25 April 1987 in Stockholm) is a | |
| in the letter column of issue #12), and artists | Dick Ayers and Frank Springer. |
| addition to some of those noted above, include | Dick Ayers, Mike Friedrich, Jack Katz, John Severin, |
| It's subjects were Jack Kirby, Don Heck, | Dick Ayers, John Severin, and Steve Ditko. |
| In 1954, the team was sold to | Dick Azar, the El Paso Coors distributor who brought |
| On November 13, 2006 | Dick Baddour, the athletic director at the Universit |
| See Robert | Dick, Baker of Thurso, Geologist and Botanist, by Sa |
| Dick Baldwin - Wally Burton | |
| They included Richard Avedon, | Dick Ballerian, Irving Penn, Hiro, Bert Stern, Gordo |
| lback, but was used principally as a backup for | Dick Balzhiser and Bob Hurley during the 1952 and 19 |
| Pitcher | Dick Baney was called-up in place of Osburn. |
| ar the surprise and drama as NBC expert analyst | Dick Bank screamed, "Look at Mills, look at Mills" o |
| the Pennsylvania Militia, establishing the J&JR | Dick Banking House, and serving as Pennsylvania Stat |
| Over that span of time, three coaches ( | Dick Bankston, Donnie Reebals and Billy Catron) comb |
| George Chesebro - | Dick Bannister. |
| orrosion resistant stainless steel developed by | Dick Barber of Crucible Materials Corporation in col |
| † - #83 | Dick Barbour Racing was disqualified for an illegall |
| , including three cars from the Sebring-winning | Dick Barbour team. |
| Actor Paul Newman finished second in | Dick Barbour's Porsche 935, while Kremer's second-st |
| Sherwin and Alfred Shaw (all Nottinghamshire); | Dick Barlow and Johnny Briggs (both Lancashire); Geo |
| Back row: | Dick Barlow (umpire), Tom Hayward, George Hirst, Bil |
| sman and was dismissed by Alfred Shaw for 1 and | Dick Barlow for 0. Cartledge played a game for Notti |
| et-keeper, the other players being Billy Bates, | Dick Barlow, Allan Steel, Charles Leslie, Walter Rea |
| Joe McKelvey, Liam Mellows, | Dick Barrett and Rory O'Connor were captured when Fr |
| November 6, 1930: | Dick Bartell was traded by the Pirates to the Philad |
| November 1, 1934: | Dick Bartell was traded by the Phillies to the New Y |
| World Series at shortstop, as a replacement for | Dick Bartell, but did not bat. |
| by the Giants to the Philadelphia Phillies for | Dick Bartell. |
| d by the Phillies to the Pittsburgh Pirates for | Dick Bartell. |
| in a four-player deal to get All-Star shortstop | Dick Bartell. |
| VSD-5706 | Dick Bartley Presents Collector's Essentials Volume |
| rk program, American Gold, debuted in 1991 with | Dick Bartley as host. |
| he American Top 40, the 70's Classic Hits Show, | Dick Bartley's Classic Countdown Show and Dick Clark |
| hour while maintaining the 70s music and adding | Dick Bartley's syndicated "Rock and Rolls Greatest H |
| Dick Bartley, a popular American radio disc jockey s | |
| The actor who played the part of Mason's | Dick Barton on the BBC Home Service, was also the vo |
| twork began airing his British detective serial | Dick Barton which he created with co-writer Geoffrey |
| December 2003 was | Dick Barton Episode V, The Excess of Evil by Duncan |
| g in 1948, the Hammer film company made several | Dick Barton films, which were intended to be the ear |
| The BBC replaced | Dick Barton with The Archers. |
| Hammer shelved plans to film the next | Dick Barton film, Dick Barton in Africa written by J |
| smaller ITV Network Companies, made a series of | Dick Barton - Special Agent which ran in an early ev |
| He commissioned the successful | Dick Barton - Special Agent series (based on the BBC |
| for two years, assigned to programmes including | Dick Barton before eventually moving into repertory |
| title role in the 1979 television adaptation of | Dick Barton. |
| , as Mr Chips - Johnston was the radio voice of | Dick Barton. |
| terweight class after winning the final against | Dick Barton. |
| told him his father was former NFL running back | Dick Bass. |
| Dick Bate is The FA's Elite Coaching Manager. | |
| strikeout victim of Seattle Pilots right-hander | Dick Bates {Sick's Stadium -- April 27, 1969} |
| Ed Sharkey, E Gern Nagler, QB Harry Agganis, T | Dick Batten, T Stu Sheets, G Art Spinney, and G Elme |
| Taseff, Ed Sharkey, Gern Nagler, Harry Agganis, | Dick Batten, Stu Sheets, and Elmer Willhoite. |
| NBA Referee | Dick Bavetta has had a presence at the camp in the p |
| The officiating crew, which also consisted of | Dick Bavetta and Robbie Robinson, ejected all 10 pla |
| Dick Baxter - transfer from analog masters | |
| Dick Bayliss was manager of Coventry City F.C. betwe | |
| The team's general managers were Lee Corso and | Dick Beam. |
| Dick Beardsley (born March 21, 1956 in Minneapolis, | |
| Dick Beattie established himself as the first choice | |
| 952 by Sony, and starred Jane Froman (Vera) and | Dick Beavers (Joey) in place of the Broadway actors. |
| His father | Dick became a violent alcoholic upon returning from |
| Dick became a Republican after the American Civil Wa | |
| Dick became a writer for the East India Company in 1 | |
| Later | Dick became a highly respected college baseball coac |
| w, Kurt Lewin, Douglas McGregor, Chris Argyris, | Dick Beckhard and other breakthrough contributors to |
| ir characters as their bumbling son, Zach (Andy | Dick), becomes CONTROL's star agent. |
| Mastered by | Dick Beetham at 360 Mastering, London |
| Engineer [Mastering] - | Dick Beetham |
| Mastering: | Dick Beetham for 360 Mastering |
| nth-wicket partnership with wicket-keeper Artie | Dick, before New Zealand declared, setting a target |
| Dick began his Major League career with the 1883 Det | |
| f the hotel, teaching Deborah to dive and swim, | Dick begins singing "Easy to Love" with Xavier Cugat |
| Dick Bell Park on the Ottawa River, home of the Nepe | |
| Dad's Army) playing the role of Ron (played by | Dick Bentley in the radio series) and Patricia Brake |
| Dick Bentley as George Nibbs | |
| risian expatriate Aussie friend "Col the Frog" ( | Dick Bentley) and his other expatriate mates in Fran |
| dio performer in Take It From Here, co-starring | Dick Bentley, which first paired his writer Frank Mu |
| Dick Berg General manager | |
| Dick Berg, Jim Buffington, Brooks Tillotson - french | |
| Motorsports announcer and editor | Dick Berggren said: "Nobody knew it then, but that w |
| Dick Berggren | |
| Dick Berggren, a motorsports announcer and editor, i | |
| Dick Berk (born 1939), American musician | |
| Dick Berk - drums | |
| Guinn Williams as Richard ' | Dick' Berney |
| May 29, 1965: Len Gabrielson and | Dick Bertell were traded by the Cubs to the San Fran |
| ants to the Chicago Cubs for Len Gabrielson and | Dick Bertell. |
| With | Dick Best no longer England head coach, the RFU appo |
| Dick Bestwick (born 1930) is a former American footb | |
| According to | Dick Beverage's PCL Potpourri, Ellison worked in the |
| Anna | Dick Biardot(1921)-Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New Yor |
| Dick Biddle is the current head football coach for t | |
| Charles Hutchison - Bob Cross / | Dick Biddle |
| st round pick, 9th pick in the draft, to select | Dick Bielski a Fullback from Maryland |
| ded the game winning points) he was replaced by | Dick Bielski, who made 6 out 9 field goals the rest |
| Peter Jason as | Dick Biheller |
| stints, he hosted a nationally syndicated show, | Dick Biondi's Young America, carried by 125 stations |
| According to | Dick Biondi, Freddy Cannon's 1959 version became the |
| ive had come from the CIA Deputy Chief of Plans | Dick Bissell, but Devlin wanted to know if it had or |
| Dick Bivins Stadium is commonly confused with Kimbro | |
| Dick Bivins Stadium is a stadium in Amarillo, Texas, | |
| Dick Blanchard is a former linebacker in the Nationa | |
| finished second driving a stripped down MG with | Dick Bland third driving a George Reed constructed F |
| stars also passed Mitchell, second was taken by | Dick Bland in his Mercury Special. |
| Fabulous Jaguars, vocalist Tony Priest, bassist | Dick Bland, keyboard player Steve Cotton and drummer |
| won the race by 96 seconds over the Delahaye of | Dick Bland. |
| Their son is film professor | Dick Blau. |
| It was founded as a mail order business by | Dick Blick in 1911 and purchased by Robert Metzenber |
| Dick Blick is one of the primary suppliers of mail o | |
| Dick Blick Art Materials is a retail and catalog ope | |
| Camera: | Dick Blundell, George Epperson, Charles Flekal, Bill |
| Dick Bock - Producer | |
| Dick Bogert - engineer | |
| n team (by The Sporting News) and was named the | Dick Bogert Award winner as Oklahoma State's top fre |
| Veteran arranger | Dick Bolks has revoiced and edited Halloran's settin |
| Other Players: | Dick Bosman, Nardi Contreras, Ivan DeJesus, Hoot Gib |
| vineyard is owned and managed by viticulturist | Dick Boushey who was honored in 2002 by the Washingt |
| Dick Bove Rochdale Securities Friday, May 28, 2010 H | |
| G. C. Bolton, | Dick Boyer (Canb, 1967) |
| Dick Bradsell is a London bartender noted for his in | |
| "Take Good Care of My Baby" ( | Dick Brave & The Backbeats featuring Vancouver Movie |
| 003 until 2005 he performed under his alter ego | Dick Brave. |
| faithfuls and by broadcasters Bert Blyleven and | Dick Bremer. |
| the superhero The Flame in Wonderworld Comics; | Dick Briefer created Rex Dexter of Mars in the epony |
| ten by Dennis O'Neil with Greg Land as artist), | Dick briefly considers retiring from being Nightwing |
| Dick Briel (born 29 December 1950, in Leiden, The Ne | |
| n led throughout its history by Roger Clark and | Dick Bright, with various sidemen. |
| Dick Broadcasting then acquired WNOX-FM 99.1 FM in L | |
| he theatre was purchased by local radio company | Dick Broadcasting in 1981, who started a renovation |
| roadcasting radio holdings and 11 stations from | Dick Broadcasting Company and also acquired 3 radio |
| The station is currently owned by | Dick Broadcasting Company, Inc. of Tennessee. |
| In 1998, | Dick Broadcasting, owner of WGFX, and SFX Broadcasti |
| few weeks, and meanwhile begs with his manager | Dick Brocton (Fred Willard) for a big loan to push f |
| November 8, 1955: Karl Olson, | Dick Brodowski, Tex Clevenger, Neil Chrisley, and Al |
| rook, Dowles Brook draining the Wyre Forest and | Dick Brook. |
| Dick Brooks of the Houdini Museum in Scranton, Penns | |
| 1984 | Dick Brooks |
| Dick Brooks | |
| eatured drivers Terry Labonte, Cale Yarborough, | Dick Brooks, Sterling Marlin, and John Andretti. |
| Richard Mulligan - | Dick Brown |
| Charlie Rist hired | Dick Brown, who had just designed the neighboring Sk |
| He was traded along with | Dick Brown, Bill Bruton and Chuck Cottier from the B |
| For the rugby league player, see | Dick Brown. |
| by QB Dave Leggett and captains John Borton and | Dick Brubaker. |
| Miffy creator, | Dick Bruna, also claims that Kitty is a copy of his |
| Birkbeck: Professor/Director of ICS: | Dick Buckingham (now deceased) |
| Dick Buckley (August 26, 1924 - July 22, 2010) hoste | |
| For the baseball player, see | Dick Buckley (baseball). |
| Newley's first major film role was as | Dick Bultitude in Peter Ustinov's Vice Versa (1948) |
| Dick Burdell, Thara Memory - Trumpet | |
| She is married to Chicago attorney | Dick Burke, the head of Corporate Services for Class |
| The current president is Richard ( | Dick) Burke, Jr. |
| came permanent in 1951, named for Rangers owner | Dick Burnett. |
| Prior to 1959 season: | Dick Burwell was signed as an amateur free agent by |
| ing for the suspects, Crittenden County Sheriff | Dick Busby and Chief Enforcement Officer W. A. Wren |
| Geoffrey initially opposes Fancy's marriage to | Dick, but eventually relents when he thinks his daug |
| ured, that he exclaimed, "Formerly thou wast my | Dick, but hereafter thou shalt be my diamond"; and t |
| ker prospects in his class, and earned the 2010 | Dick Butkus Award. |
| ncisco 49ers ahead of future NFL Hall of Famers | Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers. |
| Illinois was led by | Dick Butkus and Jim Grabowski on their way to a 17-7 |
| Hicks won the High School | Dick Butkus Award in 2009. |
| In football, he was named the | Dick Butkus Football Network National High School Pl |
| March 21, 2007 - Ty Cobb to Tiger Woods, | Dick Butkus to Dick Button and Muhammad Ali to Wayne |
| the University of Illinois, Howard won the 1994 | Dick Butkus Award, presented annually to the best li |
| Dick Butkus played both ways in this contest, both a | |
| Bears' Hall of Fame linebacker | Dick Butkus responded to the official's reference to |
| oped and co-hosted with NFL Hall-of-Fame legend | Dick Butkus in 2006). |
| m, during his senior season in 1993, he won the | Dick Butkus Award as the top linebacker in Division |
| Dick Butkus called them "the most dominant line in f | |
| Erick Anderson won the | Dick Butkus Award in 1991. |
| In 2005, he co-starred (with | Dick Butkus) in the ESPN reality show Bound for Glor |
| ho had his number retired that night along with | Dick Butkus) got excited about that one,". |
| n the draft that included future hall-of-famers | Dick Butkus, Gale Sayers, Joe Namath and Fred Biletn |
| ason 0-3, but thanks to rookies Gale Sayers and | Dick Butkus, the team won 9 of the last 11 games. |
| in a 2009 FedEx commercial entitled "I'm Sorry | Dick Butkus," developed by BBDO New York. |
| chool games, including several with the teenage | Dick Butkus. |
| For the English footballer, see | Dick Butler (footballer). |
| For the 19th-century baseball player, see | Dick Butler (baseball). |
| At this competition, | Dick Button won his second Olympic title, and also b |
| Dick Button ... Himself | |
| For | Dick Button it was his fifth consecutive world title |
| soft-serve machine, drooling over a picture of | Dick Button" (Since Trace Beaulieu was born in 1958, |
| s, Ulrich Salchow was particularly impressed by | Dick Button's skating, and gave him one of his own t |
| Dick Button's 1952 Olympic gold medal | |
| the height of the Troubles; it was dubbed Dopey | Dick by the thousands who came from miles around to |
| ) is a silent film adaptation of the novel Moby | Dick by Herman Melville, a story about a monomaniaca |
| It was based on the 1887 play Dandy | Dick by Arthur Wing Pinero. |
| here was a National Organic Program, when owner | Dick Byne became the first commercial blueberry grow |
| Privately owned by | Dick Byne and his wife Linda Byne, the family runs t |
| Daly (born Bartholomew Francis McCann McGovern | Dick c.1930 - 1987) was a Scottish singer and entert |
| ced Chicago cop, Outfit associate and informant | Dick Cain, Outfit boss Salvatore "Sam," "Mooney" Gia |
| Dick Callahan is an American public address announce | |
| Dick Callan joined Matchbox on guitar, saxophone and | |
| Donald Dillaway as | Dick Cameron |
| Dick Campbell is a former linebacker in the National | |
| Dick Campbell was appointed successor, but Thistle w | |
| r the Scottish football manager and player, see | Dick Campbell. |
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