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| 1707), was an | English dramatist. |
| Richard Gwinnett (died 1717) was an | English dramatist. |
| "An Old | English Dream" |
| He is voiced in the | English dub by Lee Bowery. |
| Rie Shibusawa (mispronounced as "Rye" in the | English dub) |
| Ted Lewis in Ultimate Muscle ( | English Dub) |
| In the | English dub, he is played by Cole Brown. |
| In the | English dub, she is voiced by Michelle Ruff. |
| In the | English dub, Philece Sampler provides her voice. |
| Unico was voiced by Barbara Goodson in the | English dub. |
| yaka - (Japanese voice actor: Yuko Minaguchi, | English dub: Sherry Lynn) |
| Boss - (Japanese voice actor: Yutaka Shimaka, | English dub: John Hostetter) |
| Mary - (Japanese voice actor: Rei Igarashi, | English dub: Barbara Goodson) |
| It only contains the | English dubbed version. |
| These include Middle | English, Early Modern English, and Modern English; Ea |
| English East India Company cha Peshwe Darbarshi farsi | |
| English: East Asia Institute | |
| Jemmy Hirst (1738-1829) was an | English eccentric. |
| English Eccentrics and Eccentricities. | |
| 1274 - 1347) was an | English ecclesiastic and chronicler. |
| Church and Manor: A Study in | English Economic History (1913) |
| Arthur Cecil Pigou (1877-1959), | English economist |
| Needed Research in the Teaching of | English, ed. |
| 1896, ( | English ed., The Forum and the Palatine. |
| Reginald Gardiner as | English Eddie |
| The first | English edition was published in 1928. |
| Akahata | english edition coverage |
| The second | English edition appeared in 2009. |
| Amrita ( | English edition) by Banana Yoshimoto |
| Kitchen ( | English edition) by Banana Yoshimoto |
| Envio ( | English edition) 12, 150:14-17 (January 1994). |
| szplug! - "hey!" (Only in | English edition) |
| Lizard ( | English edition) by Banana Yoshimoto |
| 1720 | English edition, page 1 |
| English edition: Herder&Herder, New York, 1972, Pocke | |
| Editor of the | English edition: Geoffrey Wigoder |
| These | English editions had the qualification in 1844 added |
| 970), ( | English: Edmund), was a Swedish king of disputed hist |
| B.S. in | English Education |
| D. in | English education from Arizona State University in 19 |
| English Education | |
| Richard Parsons, | English educational study guide author. |
| See also: The structure of the | English educational system |
| May 18 - Edward R. Ayrton, | English Egyptologist and archaeologist (b.1882). |
| For the | English Egyptologist and archaeological photographer, |
| December 19: Sir Alan Gardiner, | English Egyptologist (b. |
| Toby A. H. Wilkinson (born 1969) is an | English Egyptologist. |
| Robinson was an | English Electric Research Fellow from 1955-59. |
| English Electric Canberra | |
| English Electric Lightning - F.6 version for the RAF. | |
| English Electric Lightning | |
| English Electric Company, London, Stafford & Preston | |
| Most other | English Electric diesel shunters (e.g. |
| English Electric Lightning F6 - Royal Air Force - Coc | |
| They were built by | English Electric Australia. |
| English Electric Lightning F1 | |
| he reactors and the turbines were supplied by | English Electric. |
| e reactors and turbines were both supplied by | English Electric. |
| The generators were supplied by | English Electric.. |
| English Electric/BAC Lightning | |
| Deviant UK is an | English electronic band. |
| Adele Holness - | English electronic musician |
| The | English element in Welsh (1923) |
| Common Anglo-Norman and Middle | English elements |
| The Old | English Elene, Phoenix, and Physiologus. |
| The old | English elm+wella |
| Edward Leader Williams (1828-1910), | English engineer |
| Thomas P. Jones (1774-1848) was an | English engineer and publisher. |
| Mathematics, Statistics, | English, English Literature, separate science and a l |
| Like most varieties of | English English, Multicultural London English is non- |
| John Jackson (1801-1848) was an | English engraver. |
| 'Religion' and the religions in the | English Enlightenment. |
| February 4 - Dru Drury, | English entomologist (died 1804) |
| date -- Eleanor Glanville, | English entomologist (d. |
| early -- Eleanor Glanville, | English entomologist (born c.1654) |
| William Henry Miskin (1842 - 1913) was an | English entomologist. |
| James William Tutt (1858 - 1911) was an | English entomologist. |
| 1951), | English entomologist. |
| Claire Watt-Smith FRSA is an | English entrepreneur. |
| Hebrew and | English epitaphs. |
| When | English equivalents exist, it is given. |
| Voice: (Japanese) Noriko Rikimaru ( | English) Erika Weinstein |
| 26 July: Henry Christy, | English ethnologist, archaeologist and sponsor (d. |
| Edward Bickersteth (1786-1850) was an | English evangelical clergyman. |
| Motto in | English: Ever Upwards |
| All classes are taught in | English except foreign language. |
| English excerpts of John's political theory | |
| 1888 - 1938) was an | English executioner from Wolverhampton. |
| Stanley William Cross was an | English executioner from Wormwood Scrubs. |
| George Brown was an | English executioner from 1911 to 1919. |
| William Billington (1875 - 1952) was an | English executioner. |
| John Roy Sambles, FRS is an | English experimental physicist. |
| October 29 - Walter Ralegh, | English explorer (b. |
| Henry Hudson, | English explorer (born c.1565) |
| c. February or March - Francis Drake, | English explorer (d. |
| Bartholomew Gosnold, | English explorer and privateer (d. |
| September 25 - Steven Borough, | English explorer (d. |
| August 22 - Bartholomew Gosnold, | English explorer and privateer (b. |
| There is an | English export version entitled "The Invincible Shaol |
| This verse is the origin of a common | English expression. |
| "Ella Ella L'a ( | English Extended Version)" [iTunes Exclusive] |
| English Extension 1 | |
| English FA Cup - Sheffield Wednesday | |
| Louise Aston married a wealthy | English factory owner in 1835. |
| More | English Fairy Tales (1894) |
| He founded the famous | English family of Lubbock (see below). |
| Hunter's Moon, a novel by | English fantasy author Garry Kilworth |
| Adam Henson is an | English farmer and television presenter. |
| Matthew Williamson is an | English fashion designer. |
| Helen Taylor (1831-1907) was an | English feminist, writer and actress. |
| Buxton: An | English Festival (2004) |
| Makers of | English Fiction (1905) |
| Mark Collicott an | English film director and writer. |
| Phil Hardy is an | English film and music industry journalist. |
| Clare Greet (1871-1939), | English film actress |
| Mary Germaine is an | English film actress. |
| John Dicks (actor), | English film and television actor |
| Shane Meadows | English Film Director. |
| For the | English film director, see Duncan Jones. |
| Novello made his first | English film, Carnival, the following year. |
| Its a complete | English film. |
| March 19, 1875 - George Pearson, | English filmmaker (d. |
| He worked mainly on | English films from 1964 to 1974. |
| English final | |
| Eric Crafton proposed the ill-fated | English First bill, also known as the English Only Am |
| English: First Second, 2006. | |
| Reginald James Hugh Arbuthnot was an | English first class cricketer. |
| English First Division: 1 | |
| Mark Daniel Bott is an | English first class cricketer. |
| Robin Hanley was an | English first class cricketer . |
| English First Division playoff: 1 | |
| English First Division play-offs: 2004 | |
| Henry Arkell was an | English first class cricketer. |
| Jack Dyson (1934-2000), | English first-class cricketer |
| Authentic | English Fish and Chips." |
| For the | English fishcake, see Fishcake. |
| The | English flag may flutter and wave, |
| Main article: List of | English flags |
| KABC 790 AM Los Angeles ( | English flagship station) |
| Miami/Fort Lauderdale - 790 WAXY ( | English Flagship station) |
| The | English fleet departed Portobello on February 8. |
| Olivier Sedra speaks French and | English fluently |
| Ricker is bilingual, speaking both French and | English fluently. |
| He speaks German, Turkish and | English fluently. |
| Speaks | English fluently. |
| She speaks Turkish and | English fluently. |
| English, Focus on Latin American Navies, p. 56 | |
| Mumford & Sons are an | English folk rock band. |
| For the | English folk tune, see Country Gardens. |
| 1919) was an | English folklorist. |
| Rob Newman (footballer) (born 1963), | English football coach |
| Source: | English football site |
| Jack Balmer (1916-1984), | English football player |
| Carl Preston (born 1991) is an | English football player. |
| Dagenham F.C. was an | English football club based in Dagenham. |
| Keith Blunt is an | English football coach. |
| For the | English football player, see Dave Cameron (footballer |
| Keith Mincher is an | English football coach and sports psychologist. |
| Brett Williams (footballer), | English football (soccer) player |
| English football portal | |
| May 14, 1972 in Northampton) is an | English football player. |
| Geoff Hammond was a professional | English Football player defender. |
| He played in the | English Football League for Wigan Athletic. |
| Template:1945-46 in | English football |
| For the | English football (soccer) player, see Colin Powell (f |
| This article is about the | English football (soccer) player. |
| William Bradley (1 March 1893 - ?) was an | English football player. |
| Tom Kirkham, | English football referee |
| Martin Wilkinson is an | English football manager. |
| James Spencer (footballer born 1985), | English football player |
| James Spencer (footballer born 1991), | English football player |
| Andy Thorn (footballer), | English football (soccer) player |
| He played in the | English Football League for Bury. |
| lter Harris (Birmingham, England) is a former | English football manager. |
| In | English football he was nicknamed "Paddy". |
| See | English football league system. |
| in article: 2006 allegations of corruption in | English football |
| He is also chairman of | English football club Burnham FC. |
| Billy Harrison (1886-?), | English football player |
| David Booth is an | English football coach and manager. |
| Tim Harris is an | English football manager. |
| This article is about the | English football manager. |
| Main article: List of | english football transfers winter 2009-10 |
| William "Bill" Norman was an | English football manager. |
| Frederick Groves (13 January 1891 - ?) was an | English football player. |
| Joe Keenan (footballer), | English football player |
| Frank Mann (footballer), (1878-1966), | English football player |
| For the | English football club, see Sheffield Wednesday F.C. |
| Alan Ure was an | English football (soccer) manager. |
| Mick Walker was an | English football manager. |
| This article is about an | English football (soccer) player. |
| George Collins was an | English football manager. |
| This includes Welsh teams playing within the | English football pyramid, superseding the English FA |
| For the | English football (soccer) player, see Terry Simpson ( |
| e following season, World War Two interrupted | English football. |
| This article is about the | English footballer born 1982. |
| Bryan Douglas (born 1934), | English footballer |
| Neil Mann (footballer) (born 1972), | English footballer |
| Gary Brazil (born 1962), | English footballer |
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