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| It was the first Western starring | Hart, who would go on to become the most popular Wes |
| a country house hotel in 1979 by Tim and Stefa | Hart. |
| ITV science fiction series Primeval as Stephen | Hart, Nick Cutter's lab technician, in both series o |
| ere later joined by friends Joe Byrne and Steve | Hart. |
| Dan Kelly and Steve | Hart were buried in unmarked graves by their familie |
| est Richmond: Bartlett, Sheedy, Green, Stewart, | Hart, Sproule |
| ure named Hawkins (George Houliatos), must stop | Hart and McCarthy at any cost, because their daring |
| straight Art Ross Trophy, and his 6th straight | Hart Trophy. |
| He was also a close associate of promoter Stu | Hart and remained his top booker for much of his tim |
| e they received supplementary training from Stu | Hart, and for numerous National Wrestling Alliance a |
| as moderately filmed for the first time and Stu | Hart is shown demonstrating wrestling holds on a pup |
| The technical team for this event were Stuart | Hart, Marc Caisip and Ben Cross. |
| While he was still a student, | Hart also lodged a complaint in 1836 before the asse |
| Su | Hart, musician |
| Sunshine | Hart - Bit Role (uncredited) |
| "Sing for Your Supper" ( | Hart, Rodgers) - 2:23 |
| tions of Jungian psychology, he married Susanna | Hart in a three-day ceremony on the Pacific coast do |
| Susanne | Hart, South African conservationist |
| July 31, 1998, to a seat vacated by William T. | Hart. |
| In 1946 he married Harriet Taft | Hart (died 2003), daughter of Admiral Thomas C. Hart |
| the equivalent segment in early seasons of Take | Hart, a programme presented by Tony Hart, formerly a |
| ch television shows as Vision On, Playbox, Take | Hart, Lonely Hart and Hartbeat. |
| "My Heart Stood Still" [alternate take] ( | Hart, Rodgers) - 6:45 Bonus track on CD |
| Deputy Reeve - Tammy | Hart |
| South Island), Alfred Penese (Wellington), Tane | Hart (Auckland), Saulala Houma (Auckland). |
| Tanja | Hart (born January 26, 1974 in Marktheidenfeld) is a |
| Babe Siebert - NHL First All-Star team, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| After training as an Electrical Technician | Hart served on 3 of Her Majesty's Canadian Ship's(HM |
| ip (2 times) - with Brian Pillman (2) and Teddy | Hart (1)1 |
| Teddy | Hart as Shifty |
| 1TJ Wilson replaced Teddy | Hart after Hart suffered an injury. |
| Teddy | Hart as Floyd Casper |
| ls appeared on WWE Velocity, teaming with Teddy | Hart in a loss to the Basham Brothers. |
| Sing-up reveals that | Hart is a former conman who won the ship in a crooke |
| ime running mate Fairchild told a reporter that | Hart was no longer with the LaRouche movement. |
| 007, Hilton's Board of Directors announced that | Hart would assume the role of President and CEO of t |
| n May 5, the Herald received a further tip that | Hart had spent a night in Bimini on a yacht called t |
| In February 2007, it was revealed that | Hart was pregnant with Gambon's child, and gave birt |
| CW's fall 2011 schedule, it was announced that | Hart of Dixie would air on Monday's at 9:00 pm Easte |
| On the 6 December 2007, it was revealed that | Hart has joined Conference South side Havant & Water |
| He also won the | Hart Memorial Trophy. |
| The | Hart County School District is a public school distr |
| Dora's Green is a hamlet in the | Hart District of Hampshire, England. |
| television movies, including four based on the | Hart to Hart series, and episodes of Baywatch, Baywa |
| Rotherwick is a small village situated in the | Hart district of Hampshire, England. |
| with the limer in wood or in fields - both the | hart and the buck and the boar so wild. |
| Winchfield is a small village in the | Hart District of Hampshire in the South-East of Engl |
| for his regular season play and was awarded the | Hart Memorial Trophy as league MVP to go with his Ar |
| In 1979, the | Hart Cabin was donated and relocated to the park by |
| Staal was fourth in voting for the | Hart Trophy, which is the award for the NHL's most v |
| Eversley is a village and civil parish in the | Hart District of North-East Hampshire, 21 km North E |
| Raches (and a greyhound) pursuing the | hart from Livre de la Chasse, a 15th century MS of G |
| l he was priest in charge at the mission to the | Hart Highway in the Diocese of Caledonia. |
| in the civil parish of South Warnborough in the | Hart district of Hampshire, England. |
| g tenants, many of whom were descendants of the | Hart family. |
| Hull ended up winning the | Hart Memorial Trophy, which is awarded to the MVP of |
| ed in the NHL All-Star Game and was awarded the | Hart Memorial Trophy, even though he only won 12 gam |
| Ever since the 1986 election the | Hart candidacy has been discussed and studied by aca |
| the scoring race and was runaway winner of the | Hart Trophy. |
| the ship are preserved in the collection at the | Hart Nautical Museum, at the Massachusetts Institute |
| is a hamlet in the civil parish of Hook in the | Hart district of Hampshire, England. |
| at Fitton Field while the pep band plays in the | Hart Center. |
| also on the property that housed the horses the | Hart boys rode to school.” |
| He is the only player in NHL history to win the | Hart Trophy while playing for two different teams in |
| defencemen that he gained notoriety and won the | Hart Memorial Trophy in 1940. |
| The | Hart Foundation held the WWF Tag Team Championship f |
| asses downtown Jacksonville to the east via the | Hart Bridge. |
| n Expressway (originally the Emerson Leg of the | Hart Bridge Expressway). |
| He approaches the | Hart family and offers to chauffeur the car for them |
| Most Valuable Playoff Performer as well as the | Hart Memorial Trophy, now, specifically, for the NHL |
| oncept was developed and the music heard on the | Hart Gore LP was written. |
| and named for a creek crossing belonging to the | Hart family, is now generally referred to as "Old To |
| In 1954 he was runner-up for the | Hart Trophy and won the Norris Trophy as the NHL's t |
| f the English county of Hampshire, lying in the | Hart District. |
| (See the | Hart family genealogy). |
| prolonged assault at the hands of Michaels, the | Hart brothers were victorious. |
| Rye is a hamlet and civil parish in the | Hart District of Hampshire, England. |
| y 1/90/(SR 5/10), to the St. Johns River on the | Hart Bridge and then ends at U.S. Highway 90/SR 212 |
| A third design planned to use the | Hart was the F.B.24, a two seat fighter reconnaissan |
| Lach was presented the | Hart Memorial Trophy as the league's Most Valuable P |
| After the season, Clarke was awarded the | Hart Memorial Trophy as the NHL's Most Valuable Play |
| Hook is a large village within the | Hart district of northern Hampshire, England. |
| Well is a small village and civil parish in the | Hart district of Hampshire, England. |
| The | Hart County School District has three elementary sch |
| Minley is a village in the | Hart District of Hampshire, England. |
| nd had an NHL high 61 points, while winning the | Hart Trophy. |
| ortheast Hampshire, England and lies within the | Hart District. |
| ch at Royal Rumble, so he found partners in The | Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart). |
| ampionship, but made up for it by capturing the | Hart Memorial Trophy as the league's MVP. |
| Picture taken below the | Hart Bridge |
| CHL champion Tigers in 1924 and in 1927 won the | Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player after |
| e exhibited in the Hunting Art Prize and at the | Hart Gallery in Islington, London. |
| Abel won the | Hart Trophy as NHL MVP in 1949. |
| alous of Benoit during his days training in the | Hart Family Dungeon. |
| owever, was named the league MVP by winning the | Hart Memorial Trophy and the Lester B. Pearson Award |
| e Canadiens' Aurel Joliat in the voting for the | Hart Trophy and earned a spot on the NHL's First All |
| to interested parties in 1839 and operated the | Hart, which they built in 1840 and sold by auction o |
| The | Hart Recreation Center is the main athletic center a |
| Eversley Centre is a village in the | Hart District of Hampshire, England. |
| orters becoming the first goaltender to win the | Hart Memorial Trophy with a minuscule 1.15 goals aga |
| The | Hart Foundation beating the British Bulldogs for the |
| ciation and the Holy Cross Crusaders before the | Hart Center opened in 1975. |
| Jose Theodore, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| He was the father of Thomas | Hart Benton, who gained fame as a painter of the Ame |
| usin, Francis P. Blair, Jr., and Senator Thomas | Hart Benton in a struggle against the pro-slavery fa |
| He studied under Thomas | Hart Benton, Stanton MacDonald-Wright, and Boardman |
| Lawrence ("Larry") Thomas | Hart (born 17 September 1946 in Kansas City, Missour |
| he Art Students League of New York with Thomas | Hart Benton), he often visited Los Angeles, remained |
| The name honors Senator Thomas | Hart Benton, United States senator from Missouri. |
| as held by Democratic Party heavyweights Thomas | Hart Benton and Harry S. Truman. |
| Inspired by America Today, Thomas | Hart Benton's 1932 panorama of the United States, An |
| 53-54) after the resignation of Governor Thomas | Hart Seymour. |
| Thomas | Hart Benton (1988) |
| name of Fremont's father-in-law, Senator Thomas | Hart Benton. |
| d Midwestern art, particularly pieces by Thomas | Hart Benton, Marvin Cone and Grant Wood, including t |
| Dali, Miriam Schapiro, Fairfield Porter, Thomas | Hart Benton, Alex Katz, Lynda Benglis, Milton Avery |
| Thomas | Hart Ruffin (1820 - 1863) was a Congressional Repres |
| name: the other two were Peter Hurd and Thomas | Hart Benton. |
| also related to Senators Henry Clay and Thomas | Hart Benton. |
| Hempstead was friends with Thomas | Hart Benton (senator). |
| She was named for American senator Thomas | Hart Benton. |
| Thomas | Hart Francis Penrose Davies 1841 - 1851 |
| Thomas | Hart Rochester (September 23, 1797 - October 6, 1874 |
| and Thomas Nason and to a lesser extent Thomas | Hart Benton and Grant Wood. |
| ong with Jedediah Sanger, Daniel Keeler, Thomas | Hart, Ebenezer Butler, Elisha Alvord and Hezekiah Ol |
| the time of this season's transmission, though, | Hart had handed over control of BBC One to Michael G |
| Thus | Hart remains with the Rangers today and is locked up |
| ed on albums by former Steeleye Span member Tim | Hart in the 1970s and 1980s. |
| e song has been recorded by Maddy Prior and Tim | Hart on the album Summer Solstice and by Barbara Dic |
| ment reminiscent of the version recorded by Tim | Hart and Maddy Prior on their 1968 Folk Songs of Old |
| He explained his situation to | Hart, and Hart agreed to go with him, which began hi |
| In addition to | Hart and Edwards, Shrewsbury have given opportunitie |
| orated at Cambridge in 1632, and later moved to | Hart Hall, Oxford. |
| w challenges to the organization, especially to | Hart personally, who saw in the New Deal something f |
| arrow Dodd, a flat topped saddle leads north to | Hart Side. |
| Thomas Kemper Brewing of Poulsbo was sold to | Hart Brewing (later known as Pyramid) in 1992. |
| Yokozuna regained the title but dropped it to | Hart the following year. |
| on, Justice and Development which gave money to | HART (Halt All Racist Tours) in 1981 and later to th |
| n December 17, 1834 in Prattsville, New York to | Hart C. Sage and Clarissa H. Van Leuven. |
| The name was changed to | HART in 1979 after the addition of other municipal m |
| Attached to | Hart House (University of Toronto), Soldiers' tower |
| by the resignation of Country Party member Tom | Hart on 6 July 1967. |
| Colonel Tom | Hart rebuilt the bridge in 1895 at Slate Creek. |
| praised by the alternative comics creators Tom | Hart and James Kochalka. |
| Tom | Hart Dyke - horticulturist, plant hunter and designe |
| Tom Brown as Tom | Hart |
| Tom | Hart (born October 8, 1969, in Kingston, New York) i |
| age electronic recordings, issued official Tony | Hart Vision On tee shirts and screenprints, ran acti |
| The Tale of Billy Bouncer (with Tony | Hart) |
| Artist Tony | Hart lived in the village for over forty years until |
| esenters (other than stand-ins Ann Taylor, Tony | Hart and Sandra Michaels). |
| tion character that appeared with the late Tony | Hart, beginning in 1977, on several of his UK TV pro |
| 1964 being the presenter and assistant to Tony | Hart. |
| ies Disney Wonderland, which also featured Tony | Hart She also appeared as an actress in many televis |
| Morris Baxter, Carl Anthony, Willis Perry, Tony | Hart, Jay Edwards, Debb Moore, Gwen Redding, Thomas |
| Nova Pilbeam - Tracy | Hart |
| Holderness Area Rural Transport ( | H.A.R.T. Community Transport) is a registered Charitab |
| 1994) and Legal Issues of the Amsterdam Treaty ( | Hart, 1999). |
| ked as a GP in partnership with Dr Julian Tudor | Hart at Glyncorrwg in the Afan Valley near Port Talb |
| On May 17, the network officially picked up | Hart of Dixie to series, set to air in fall 2011. |
| Phil Esposito, Runner up, | Hart Trophy |
| USS | Hart (DD-110) was named for him. |
| t has been announced that screenwriter James V. | Hart wrote an adaptation of The Sirens of Titan, whi |
| Highgate, Past and Present, Alan Hemming & Val | Hart, 2003, ISBN 0-7509-2917-0 |
| Grete Mosheim as Vera | Hart |
| Vera | Hart lives with her parents. |
| Giles Vernon | Hart (20 November 1949 - 7 July 2005) was a British |
| red a heroine named Justina (voiced by Veronica | Hart) who would fight crime as part of a vigilante f |
| It was directed by Veronica | Hart. |
| or link road between the A19 and Hartlepool via | Hart Village. |
| Born in Roanoke, Virginia, | Hart received an A.B. from Virginia Military Institu |
| Artists: J. Gould, J. Wolf, H.C. Richter and W. | Hart; Lithographers: H. C. Richter and W. Hart |
| 30 plates, Artists: J. Gould, H. C. Richter, W. | Hart and J. Wolf; Lithographers: H. C. Richter and W |
| Richard W. | Hart (November 12, 1955) is a jazz fusion guitarist |
| Air Chief Marshal Sir Wallace | Hart Kyle GCB, KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, RAF (22 January |
| Walter | Hart (or Walter Lyhert; died 24 May 1472) was a medi |
| It was directed by Walter | Hart, adapted by Gerald Goode and featured Jack Lemm |
| Between the wars, | Hart was a junior and middle-ranking officer in the |
| However, it was | Hart who greenlit BBC1's first all-year round twice- |
| "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" ( | Hart, Rodgers) - 5:09 |
| Wayne | Hart was the head coach of the Clemson college footb |
| Douglas Wayne | Hart (born June 6, 1939 in Handley, Texas), is a for |
| Ann Weaver | Hart (born 1948) was elected the ninth university pr |
| Weaver | Hart also began a Holiday party tradition during her |
| Early in Weaver | Hart's first year as Temple University president Wea |
| Wes | Hart (born September 14, 1977, in Hollister, Califor |
| Rush: "Colorado Rush is pleased to announce Wes | Hart as latest Director of Coaching |
| When | Hart retired in 1947 the Conservatives wanted Anscom |
| When | Hart applied for the nomination for Secretary of Sta |
| Richmond's surge continued when | Hart grabbed a loose ball on the centre wing and pas |
| While | Hart won California, he lost New Jersey after leadin |
| While | Hart was a member of the U.S. team at the Olympics, |
| tamford Hill, Seven Sisters, Bruce Grove, White | Hart Lane, Silver Street and Edmonton Green. |
| Toulose played two senior matches for the White | Hart Lane club. |
| However, unable to establish himself at White | Hart Lane, Slade joined newly relegated Queens Park |
| n 8-0 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur at White | Hart Lane on 28 March 1936 (still the highest margin |
| These are at: Hook (The White | Hart and The Old White Hart), Basingstoke, Worting, |
| alk away from Tottenham Hotspur's ground, White | Hart Lane. |
| clined this offer and Ron instead went to White | Hart Lane iniially as the understudy to Ted Ditchbur |
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