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| The Musketeers, The Sportsmans Arms, the White | Hart and the Chequers. |
| Kauflin and Don | Hart are the group's primary a cappella arrangers. |
| Hart is the newest out of the three. | |
| Together with Arnold R. Pilling, | Hart authored The Tiwi of North Australia (New York, |
| with Monkees songwriters, Tommy Boyce and Bobby | Hart, on the album Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart in 19 |
| g match for the WWF Championship, in which Bret | Hart defended the title against Shawn Michaels. |
| r who is most notable for his portrayal of Jake | Hart on the TV sitcom Reba. |
| e disputes in 1874, she in conjunction with HMS | Hart kept the peace. |
| Lieutenant | Hart reached the wounded Sowar, drove off the enemy, |
| ber/Hart Library (or "The Henry Gerber-Pearl M. | Hart Library: The Midwest Lesbian & Gay Resource Cen |
| After | Hart challenged the press to provide evidence of his |
| Hart traveled the United States visiting Air Forces | |
| Short promoted the election of Ezekiel | Hart to the House of Assembly in 1807, and in 1811 h |
| eparted this life at his seat in Hopewell, JOHN | HART, Esq. the Representative in General Assembly fo |
| Thomas C. | Hart spent the first six months of 1976 engaging in |
| T. J. | Hart was the president of the Cardiff Trades Council |
| e song has been recorded by Maddy Prior and Tim | Hart on the album Summer Solstice and by Barbara Dic |
| ky Dolenz and songwriters Tommy Boyce and Bobby | Hart under the group name "Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Ha |
| ts and is located two doors away from the White | Hart, however the owner of the Cow bought the White |
| posed by Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Lorenz | Hart for the musical A Connecticut Yankee (1927), wh |
| At the 1945 general election, | Hart was the Liberal candidate for Blackpool South, |
| aint Neot, a suggestion made by historian Cyril | Hart on the basis of the strangeness of two Cornish |
| He is currently splitting minutes with Joel | Hart as the Rams backup point guard, behind regular |
| The Netherlands was represented by Esther | Hart, with the song '"One More Night", at the 2003 E |
| thur Moeller van den Bruck, Heinrich and Julius | Hart, and the anti-materialist garden city and Wande |
| His next big role was as the evil Richard | Hart, on the prime time soap opera Melrose Place, fr |
| ected not to release Burn Halo's debut, leaving | Hart with the tough job of finding a new home for hi |
| he Hamlyn lectures, the Blackstone and H. L. A. | Hart lectures, the J. H. Gray lectures at Cambridge |
| e voice of Tommy Boyce, quickly saying to Bobby | Hart, before the third verse, "All right, Bobby, let |
| having to work with Rodgers and lyricist Lorenz | Hart on the film. |
| Original member | Hart reformed The Gentrys in 1969, with himself as l |
| posed by Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Lorenz | Hart for the musical I Married an Angel (1938), wher |
| Al | Hart - The Spider (as Albert Hart) |
| ckhart from 1987 to 1989; then with Holland and | Hart and The Jefferson Group before opening her own |
| There are also two pubs; The White | Hart and The Fleece. |
| The Canadian Premiere was produced by | Hart House Theatre in September 2006 with both Kevin |
| llaboration with Frankie Hyman) at the esteemed | Hart House Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, which runs f |
| the original structure where W.H. and Mary Jane | Hart raised their six children on Maude Road in Hard |
| (vocals), Suzanne Allison (drums), Will Cullen | Hart (drums), Theo Hilton (bass), John Fernandez(vio |
| to interested parties in 1839 and operated the | Hart, which they built in 1840 and sold by auction o |
| The Very Reverend Henry | Hart Milman, third son of the first Baronet, was a h |
| The Bobby | Hart in this songwriting duo is different from songw |
| re: My 25 Years With the Broad Street Bullies", | Hart created this "award" for the NHL player born in |
| In 1998, | Hart turned to Minardi and began working on another |
| After being demobilised, | Hart decided to become a professional artist and stu |
| In 1990, Walker and | Hart decided to return to Sacramento, where they anc |
| Corporal | Hart decides to stay at the bridge to keep the Times |
| o win the support of enough Federalists to deny | Hart confirmation to the board, electing instead Hen |
| In 1753 John | Hart sold to the city of Portsmouth the land for the |
| September 9, 2008, Hardin County Judge William | Hart refused to grant a permanent injunction against |
| Hart agreed to send four destroyers to Singapore, US | |
| it and the Wisdom" (Mould), "What's Going On?" ( | Hart), intro to "Green Eyes" (Hart) |
| Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Gary | Hart decided to retire instead of seeking a third te |
| He left White | Hart Lane to join Burnley where he went on to make a |
| Governor Cooper appointed Carr's wife, Mary | Hart Carr, to fill her husband's unexpired term, mak |
| Hart went to the U.K. in the 1890s. | |
| nse between Mould and background vocalist Grant | Hart similar to what can be heard in some of the gro |
| situation in the Far East at that time, Admiral | Hart desired to "obtain additional security from sur |
| Hart had to leave Texas after a 12-0 loss to Texas A | |
| k was defeated for a third term in 1974 by Gary | Hart, 57.2% to 39.5%. |
| Hart returned to England the following year and in O | |
| Hart drove to Fayetteville one night and stopped at | |
| e filming Gosford Park, Gambon brought Philippa | Hart on to the set and introduced her to co-stars as |
| han a painter of "merely religious ceremonies," | Hart began to address historical and literary subjec |
| Altmire defeated | Hart, 52% to 48%. |
| The major anchors are Super C, Cineplex Odeon, | Hart, and to a lesser extent, Pharmaprix. |
| am's 3-2 win against Tottenham Hotspur at White | Hart Lane to score his first goal in the Premier Lea |
| nal football started in the Netherlands Van der | Hart returned to his native country to play for Fort |
| Steele was married three times, to Lucia | Hart (1843-1853), to Louisa B. Hamblin (1858-1866) a |
| The main event was built on Bret | Hart wanting to retain the WWF Championship against |
| 11 when the local dental surgeon, William Ewart | Hart flew to the council field in Richmond, near the |
| Matt | Hart and Tom Fort are the founding members of CATHG, |
| and alongside the defensive abilities of Ernest | Hart and Tom Townsley. |
| In 1967 and 1968 respectively, Mickey | Hart and Tom Constanten joined the Grateful Dead, ca |
| dians" is a show tune from the 1939 Rodgers and | Hart musical Too Many Girls (1939), where it was int |
| se the adaptation of the Richard Rodgers/Lorenz | Hart musical Too Many Girls to the big screen. |
| Another factor, | Hart believed, too, was interfering with society: Co |
| another position with the club, or retire, John | Hart instead took the general manager position that |
| Herbert Fields, Rodgers and | Hart first took their musical to Herbert's father, L |
| t ten years) and one of the two pubs, The White | Hart on Town Drove. |
| December 8, 1978: Mike | Hart was traded by the Expos to the Texas Rangers fo |
| Before the beginning of the 2004 season, | Hart was traded to the San Jose Earthquakes from the |
| H.A.R.T. Community Transport also make available minib | |
| H.A.R.T. Community Transport Volunteer Car Share servi | |
| Holderness Area Rural Transport ( | H.A.R.T. Community Transport) is a registered Charitab |
| For use on all PSTA and | HART Bus, Trolley, and Streetcar Routes. |
| for his regular season play and was awarded the | Hart Memorial Trophy as league MVP to go with his Ar |
| rd 97 points, as he won the Art Ross Trophy and | Hart Memorial Trophy for his efforts. |
| 2nd seed in the East, and were led by eventual | Hart Memorial Trophy winner, captain Eric Lindros. |
| Iginla also finished second in | Hart Memorial Trophy voting, tied with winner Jose T |
| Anderson won the 1942 | Hart Memorial Trophy for being the most valuable pla |
| Babe Siebert - NHL First All-Star team, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| defencemen that he gained notoriety and won the | Hart Memorial Trophy in 1940. |
| Bobby Orr, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| 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 |
| Jose Theodore, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| Hart Memorial Trophy : Maurice Richard | |
| Phil Esposito, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| Martin St. Louis, | Hart Memorial Trophy |
| ampionship, but made up for it by capturing the | Hart Memorial Trophy as the league's MVP. |
| owever, was named the league MVP by winning the | Hart Memorial Trophy and the Lester B. Pearson Award |
| Phil Esposito, | Hart Memorial Trophy winner |
| orters becoming the first goaltender to win the | Hart Memorial Trophy with a minuscule 1.15 goals aga |
| ous individual honors including the prestigious | Hart Memorial Trophy in 2003. |
| 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 |
| Most Valuable Playoff Performer as well as the | Hart Memorial Trophy, now, specifically, for the NHL |
| He also won the | Hart Memorial Trophy. |
| Hart Memorial Trophy: Bernard Geoffrion | |
| After the season, | Hart stayed true to his word and Assistant GM Mark S |
| Owen | Hart had turned on his brother Bret at the 1994 Roya |
| Hart earned two cap with the U.S. national team in 1 | |
| She played bisexual Holly | Hart for two years, until her character was written |
| Gary | Hart, incumbent U.S. Senator |
| Hart trained under his father and began wrestling on | |
| Squadron 10, and his staff embarked, Thomas C. | Hart got underway on 18 November for Composite Task |
| The name honors Senator Thomas | Hart Benton, United States senator from Missouri. |
| Christopher Rawson (born Christopher Comstock | Hart, birthdate unknown) is an American writer and t |
| After joining the Labour Party aged 18, | Hart was unsuccessful Labour candidate for Bournemou |
| club against Cardiff City, and stayed at White | Hart Lane until 1965, making 411 first-team appearan |
| Born in Cardiff, | Hart grew up in the Penylan area. |
| Hart grew up in the Cotswolds, and attended Radley C | |
| Hart grew up in Littleton, Colorado, attending Colum | |
| A majority coalition of ChristenUnie, SGP and | Hart voor Urk are currently in power. |
| Hart voor Urk: 4 seats (plus 4) | |
| Mary Rodgers, the book by Larry Siegel and Stan | Hart, with various lyricists-among them Marshall Bar |
| "Valleri" (Boyce & | Hart) (LP version fades out, CD version contains ful |
| The course began as a rough, 9-hole course at | Hart Old Village, where the land was rented from W P |
| Paul | Hart - vocal overdubs |
| Andrew James | Hart - Vocals "Summer '03 Demo" "On Earth As It Is I |
| Corey | Hart - vocals, background vocals |
| ar he was runner-up to Babe Siebert in the 1937 | Hart Trophy voting and was placed on the NHL Second |
| Gordon | Hart as W.H. Harrison |
| On March 2, 2007, | Hart was waived by the Kings. |
| On February 27, 2009 | Hart was waived by the Clippers. |
| Walter | Hart (or Walter Lyhert; died 24 May 1472) was a medi |
| emist from the University of Michigan, Edwin B. | Hart (1874-1953), was hired by Babcock. |
| giate sprint talent under the guidance of Clyde | Hart, who was also coach of Baylor alumnus and four- |
| In 1979, the | Hart Cabin was donated and relocated to the park by |
| George | Hart (1820-95) was a 19th century Member of Parliame |
| Unfortunately for Blondel, his time at White | Hart Lane was not as active as expected, and after o |
| Bret | Hart, who was forced to retire when a stiff kick fro |
| the group, along with Bobby Weinstein and Bobby | Hart, and was produced by Don Costa for his DCP reco |
| Edwin B. | Hart (1874-1953) was an American biochemist. |
| Hart Massey was an industrialist who built the firm | |
| "Dallas Blues", written by | Hart Wand, was the first true blues song ever publis |
| Rawson | Hart Boddam was the first Governor of Bombay to be p |
| mme starred Nick Frost, Kevin Eldon and Miranda | Hart who was nominated for best newcomer in the Brit |
| Eliza | Hart Spalding was buried in Brownsville, in 1851. |
| Pearl M. | Hart (1890-1975) was a Chicago attorney notable for |
| Hart also was the host of a little known local radio | |
| was running for Lieutenant Governor, and Janice | Hart, who was running for Illinois Secretary of Stat |
| Thomas C. | Hart (DE-1092) was laid down on 8 October 1971 at We |
| William Andrew | Hart (1904-1992) was a Scottish Roman Catholic clerg |
| that time the property has been owned by David | Hart, who was an adviser to Margaret Thatcher; Jens |
| Lili St. Cyr, Blaze Starr, Ann Corio and Margie | Hart, who was celebrated enough to be mentioned in s |
| ther call was received and the demand that Alex | Hart drive was repeated. |
| Hart previously was president of the University of N | |
| USS | Hart (DD-110) was named for him. |
| The USS Thomas C. | Hart (FF-1092) was a Knox-class frigate, named for A |
| ki Byard, Mike Richmond, Dannie Richmond, Billy | Hart, Kenny Washington, Charlie Haden, Aladar Pege, |
| ve Leibman, Paquito D'Rivera, Rufus Reid, Billy | Hart, Bobby Watson, Nick Brignola, Sonny Fortune, El |
| In 1999 Van der | Hart was wearing the orange shirt one more time, whe |
| the second (1973) and third (1988) editions of | Hart & Wechsler's “The Federal Courts and the Federa |
| "Playing in the Band" (Robert Hunter, Mickey | Hart, Bob Weir) - 11:10 |
| "Playing in the Band" (Robert Hunter, Mickey | Hart, Bob Weir) - 25:50 |
| as written by songwriters Tommy Boyce and Bobby | Hart, as well as Wes Ferrell, and became Boyce and H |
| prolonged assault at the hands of Michaels, the | Hart brothers were victorious. |
| McMahon thought that Bruce and the rest of | Hart family were at his side, but they all turned on |
| ted as a single broadsheet page by Horace Henry | Hart and were, at the time (1893) the first guide of |
| Mount Babel was first climbed by A | Hart, E. Wheeler, L. Wilson and H. Worsfold in 1910. |
| 1907 the club moved to its current location at | Hart Warren, where a grassed railway embankment comp |
| ker's fortunes did not get much better at White | Hart Lane where, despite winning over the Spurs fans |
| Staal was fourth in voting for the | Hart Trophy, which is the award for the NHL's most v |
| play fixture against Tottenham Hotspur at White | Hart Lane which featured what many people consider t |
| Hart Island, which is the second largest, formerly h | |
| Just outside the village is | Hart Bog which is on the List of Sites of Special Sc |
| Cup match against neighbours Tottenham at White | Hart Lane which Arsenal won 4-1 after extra time. |
| He is the only player in NHL history to win the | Hart Trophy while playing for two different teams in |
| a number of pubs in Cadnam, including the White | Hart (After White Hart), and The Sir John Barleycorn |
| He was the father of Thomas | Hart Benton, who gained fame as a painter of the Ame |
| The words "In memory of Emma | Hart Willard Who Wrote at Middlebury in 1818 the Mag |
| the works of Richard Rodgers (music) and Lorenz | Hart (lyrics), who are often referred to as Rodgers |
| w challenges to the organization, especially to | Hart personally, who saw in the New Deal something f |
| ong Green (a brief amanuensis) that she married | Hart Crane, who promptly committed suicide (Brewster |
| He was also the father of Oliver | Hart Dockery, who was born in 1830. |
| , 1860, the daughter of Philip Battell and Emma | Hart Seymour, who was the daughter of Senator Horati |
| She married a hatter named William | Hart with whom she had four children, William (1600- |
| The next year he married Elizabeth Abigail | Hart, with whom he would have six children. |
| Afram, Alla, Aug, | Hart bei Wildon, Neudorf, Sukdull |
| tional half back line of Willis Edwards, Ernest | Hart and Wilf Copping, but in 1934 Copping was sold |
| n Hampton - Robert Harris - J. S. Harry - Kevin | Hart - William Hart-Smith - Gwen Harwood - Kris Heme |
| Unlike Pattullo, | Hart was willing to form a coalition government with |
| At WrestleMania IX, Yokozuna defeated Bret | Hart to win the WWF Championship. |
| h Ham - West Ham Leisure Centre - Worting White | Hart - Winklebury - Park Prewett - District Hospital |
| rd of 36-31-12-3 due to the heroics of eventual | Hart Trophy winner Jose Thoedore. |
| Members of the Arrows included future | Hart Trophy winner Tommy Anderson, and future Chicag |
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