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| Hughes, a talented and much travelled player, began h | |
| ted as early as August 2010 according to Glenn | Hughes, a month before the release of the band's debu |
| Kathryn | Hughes, a contributing editor to Prospect magazine, h |
| Hughes, a retired train driver and railway worker, ha | |
| t of Cotswold, represented by Councillor Robin | Hughes, a member of the Conservative Party. |
| F.B. | Hughes, a member of the NFDDSS, stood on behalf of th |
| The mine is named after Walter Watson | Hughes a Scottish sea captain who had emigrated to So |
| Joe Simitian is married to Mary | Hughes, a Bay Area political consultant. |
| manda goes up against Gabrielle Bromley (Wendy | Hughes), a fierce prosecuting attorney. |
| ed in a BBC1 Film Drama Framed, playing Bethan | Hughes, a Welsh mother of four. |
| She was previously married to Emmet John | Hughes, a journalist and aide to President Dwight D. |
| As Oz is locked down, Clayton | Hughes, a sympathetic black guard, leaves a gun in Ad |
| ober 2005; White Electric Coffee with Kathleen | Hughes, A History of the Azores, March 2005; Rhode Is |
| Y Ford Gron was published by | Hughes a'i Fab (Hughes and Son), founded in Wrexham i |
| y political pressure, to overcome Minister Sam | Hughes' abhorrence of the idea, this greater acceptan |
| ber for Southwark, North and Bermondsey (Simon | Hughes) about that. |
| ulkner now works as a Middle School Teacher at | Hughes Academy Of Science and Technology in Greenvill |
| Hughes accordingly ordered the assault to take place | |
| geon Bay, Wisconsin; sponsored by Miss Marilyn | Hughes; acquired by the Navy on 20 June 1945; and com |
| hed on 3 December 1944; sponsored by Mrs. Fons | Hughes; acquired by the Navy on 19 December 1944; des |
| tions to Tucson, AZ where she consolidated the | Hughes activities with the missile test operations of |
| In 1956 | Hughes added a 22-foot-tall (6.7 m) version of the Di |
| The next subdivision was | Hughes Addition, starting in 1875. |
| Chris | Hughes: Additional drums, percussion and fx |
| to build the satellite had been signed, due to | Hughes' advance production of components to allow qui |
| ased MSD2000 which was a collaboration between | Hughes, AEG and GEC. |
| e Arthur, had won the vacant belt beating Kris | Hughes after Booth had given it up in order to fight |
| The following season | Hughes again was played in a variety of roles, and wa |
| ue debut as a second-half substitute for Brian | Hughes, against Reading at Elm Park on 30 August 1980 |
| Christa Denton as Christy | Hughes, age 12 |
| In the fall of 1963, | Hughes agreed to become co-chairman of the SANE organ |
| a draft biography of Noah Dietrich, a retired | Hughes aide, which provides details that add to the a |
| The system was to be used with the | Hughes AIM-47 Falcon missile, which also had a range |
| me Pacific Airlines, and later yet merged into | Hughes Air West. |
| Previous air carriers include American Eagle, | Hughes Air West and Reno Air Express. |
| child-built Fokker F-27 aircraft acquired from | Hughes Air West in 1976-77. |
| r multimode airborne radar systems designed by | Hughes Aircraft (now Raytheon) for the F/A-18 Hornet, |
| ems (acquired by Northrop Grumman in 1996) and | Hughes Aircraft (acquired by Raytheon in 1997) receiv |
| were further revised down to two competitors, | Hughes Aircraft and North American Aviation. |
| Hughes Aircraft and Boeing Aerospace were contracted | |
| By the mid-1990s, the former | Hughes Aircraft hangars here, including the one that |
| ll-weather multimode radar systems designed by | Hughes Aircraft (now Raytheon) for the F-15 Eagle air |
| 00-kg Jumpseat satellites were manufactured by | Hughes Aircraft and were inserted into highly ellipti |
| In 1953, | Hughes Aircraft became a separate company and was don |
| Under Hyland's guidance, | Hughes Aircraft continued to diversify and become imm |
| ring from baseball, Shepard worked for IBM and | Hughes Aircraft as a safety engineer. |
| Hughes Aircraft thrived on wartime contracts during W | |
| Hughes Aircraft's helicopter manufacturing business w | |
| S-2 system was developed in the early 1980s by | Hughes Aircraft, and is currently supported by Raythe |
| ons at the National Cash Register Corporation, | Hughes Aircraft, and System Development Corporation. |
| hired as Vice President and General Manager of | Hughes Aircraft; he would ultimately become company P |
| Pye Jr. arranged for McGill to be employed by | Hughes Aircraft; that job ended in 1995. |
| Hughes Airport (California), a former airport in Los | |
| Hughes Airport (IATA: CVR), a private airport, was pa | |
| Hughes Airport (Alaska), an active airport in Hughes, | |
| out in the approximate location of the former | Hughes Airport runway. |
| ng condition in a climate-controlled hangar at | Hughes Airport. |
| In the 1970s, | Hughes Airwest operated twin turboprop F-27 commuter |
| s later merged with two other airlines to form | Hughes Airwest in 1968. |
| On April 5, 1973, | Hughes Airwest and the US Government agreed not to co |
| In 1980 | Hughes Airwest was acquired by Republic Airlines, whi |
| located 15.8 miles (25.4 km) east-southeast of | Hughes, Alaska. |
| built under his successor Henry Hoy and George | Hughes, albeit with some modifications. |
| For the Glenn | Hughes album see Feel (Glenn Hughes album). |
| atures an audio commentary by Jane Russell and | Hughes' alleged wife, actress Terry Moore. |
| In 1918 Elizabeth | Hughes, along with Esto B. Broughton, Grace S. Dorns, |
| Hughes also built Pioneer Venus in 1978, which perfor | |
| Hughes also captained the Canadian team on its tour o | |
| Like Millais, | Hughes also painted an Ophelia and illustrated Keats' |
| Hughes also lettered in baseball where he played thir | |
| Hughes also earned First-team All District as a Kick | |
| Hughes also attended the University of Virginia Law S | |
| Hughes also served on the House Select Committee on A | |
| Hughes also participated with the Southern Command, t | |
| to his work on ocean dumping of sewage sludge, | Hughes also advocated a number of measures to reduce |
| f in the film, and former Prime Minister Billy | Hughes also appeared in the film as himself. |
| Hughes also made a number of recurring appearances on | |
| Hughes also offers elective courses in Art, Computer | |
| lican candidate for congress in 1902 and 1904, | Hughes also failed in several attempts to be appointe |
| In his 1960 study of Sullivan's music Gervase | Hughes also detects echoes of Schumann, and of Schube |
| Hughes also served as a White River Township Trustee, | |
| Benji | Hughes also made a cameo appearance in the 2009 film |
| Hughes also signed another newcomer, Jane Russell, fo | |
| including IBM and the Metaverse evangelist Ian | Hughes, also the developers Rivers Run Red, who have |
| e, was built in 1884 as a residence for Thomas | Hughes, although Hughes stayed at the cottage for jus |
| This legislation also included the | Hughes Amendment that prohibited private possession o |
| Freeman, Red Murrell, Cliffie Stone, and Billy | Hughes among them, were stars in their own right. |
| ard, Paul Robeson, Richard Wright and Langston | Hughes, among others. |
| tremely unattractive, and Brian Hayes as Brian | Hughes, an aging radio presenter who tries to broadca |
| Glyn | Hughes, an industrial sculptor from Adlington near We |
| The | Hughes AN/ASG-18 was a prototype fire control system |
| An extended court battle ensued between the | Hughes and Young families and ultimately the land was |
| USA series White Collar as Special Agent Reese | Hughes and recently co-starred in the Comedy Central |
| Critchley, guitarist Mike Robbins, bassist Jim | Hughes and drummer Grant Ethier. |
| Eventually Diebel was able to quit his job at | Hughes and work on his mail-order business from his o |
| l became part of a joint venture between Baker | Hughes and Schlumberger called WesternGeco and ceased |
| versation between (the then) Poet Laureate Ted | Hughes and children's writer Michael Morpurgo." |
| Both Cathy | Hughes and her son, Alfred Liggins have been named En |
| He has a book co-authored with Mark | Hughes and released in England on 8 August 2008, Cras |
| production of Tambourines to Glory by Langston | Hughes, and performed at appearances by Studs Terkel. |
| that is performed with bassist/vocalist Glenn | Hughes and guitarist Pat Thrall. |
| ghter of United States Representative James A. | Hughes and Belle Vinson. |
| longtime musical collaborator Ryan McKeithan, | Hughes and Torres began performing as Organic Soul, a |
| at most of the engagements between Sir Edward | Hughes and the Bailli de Suffren, particularly distin |
| ing music with rock icons Joe Bonamassa, Glenn | Hughes, and Derek Sherinian. |
| 1953 British short crime film directed by Ken | Hughes and starring Edgar Lustgarten, Hilda Barry and |
| e the head coach of the Seattle Storm, and Dan | Hughes and the Cleveland Rockers hired Reeve away fro |
| egan airing The AltarLife which features Brent | Hughes and Geoff Desiato on Saturday and Sunday eveni |
| l is a 1957 British drama film directed by Ken | Hughes and starring Victor Mature, Gene Anderson, Pat |
| from 1911 to 1915 by the coachbuilders Brown, | Hughes and Strachan. |
| 3 2009), and the deputy principals are Simone | Hughes and Greg Archbald. |
| Created by writer Richard E. | Hughes and artist George Mandel, she first appeared i |
| Its current editors are now Vaughan | Hughes and Menna Baines, who took over from Dyfrig Jo |
| y is a 1952 British crime film directed by Ken | Hughes and starring Sydney Tafler, Susan Shaw and Ron |
| 1956 CinemaScope epic film produced by Howard | Hughes and starring John Wayne as the Mongol conquero |
| ecame unemployed on 19 December 2009 when Mark | Hughes and his complete backroom staff were relieved |
| form paranormal thriller, written by H. Scott | Hughes and directed by Joe Fang. |
| Roberts joined Chief Justice | Hughes, and Justices Louis Brandeis, Benjamin N. Card |
| od David Brown, with Archbishop Alfred Clifton | Hughes and Bishop Jaime Soto serving as co-consecrato |
| stmas comedy film written and produced by John | Hughes and directed by Chris Columbus. |
| lphia along with co-hosts Angelo Cataldi, Rhea | Hughes and fellow Flyers broadcast crew member, Keith |
| ng for supplies was eventually taken away from | Hughes and assigned to the newly formed War Purchasin |
| Co-editor with Thomas P. | Hughes and Trevor Pinch, The Social Construction of T |
| the Phillies to the New York Yankees for Keith | Hughes and Shane Turner. |
| 1999 romantic comedy film, directed by Bronwen | Hughes, and starring Academy Award winners Ben Afflec |
| ng team was anchored by veteran announcers Pat | Hughes and Ron Santo this past season making it the d |
| f the fourth volume was transcribed by Charles | Hughes and published under the title "Shakespeare's E |
| of the Canadian Army Medical Corps by Sir Sam | Hughes, and attained the rank of colonel. |
| Thomas J. R. | Hughes and Englewood Cliffs, The finite element metho |
| Bird was often cast by director John | Hughes and appeared in many of his 1980 and 1990s fil |
| 1906 at Sportsman's Park, Glade faced Long Tom | Hughes and the Washington Senators, entering the 10th |
| ing however he did remain in contact with John | Hughes and worked with him in an unofficial capacity |
| obbers into an ambush as Texas Rangers John R. | Hughes and Lon Oden, assisted by St. Leon, attempted |
| coming the nominee against Governor Richard J. | Hughes, and lost. |
| replay on 18 March, with two goals from Thomas | Hughes and one by Charles Wollaston. |
| March 21, 1988: Rick Schu, Keith | Hughes and Jeff Stone were traded by the Phillies to |
| got to meet later on, Joe Bonamassa and Glenn | Hughes, and we're working on a new project with a wor |
| , also of Arlington; two sisters, Peggy Spinks | Hughes and husband, Ed, of Longview, Texas, and Betty |
| , Zora Neale Hurston, Countee Cullen, Langston | Hughes, and Claude McKay, and "The New Negro in a New |
| e vacancy caused by the resignation of William | Hughes and served in office from November 5, 1912, to |
| cedar and arctic birch, and uses mainly ENGL, | Hughes and Kettner, Mesa/Boogie and TC Electronic gea |
| o study with the pre-raphaelite artists Arthur | Hughes and Ford Madox Brown - the latter predicting t |
| ran, new comedies such as Patricks Day by Sean | Hughes and Owen O'Neil, Schmucks by Roy Smiles and es |
| aded to the Cleveland Indians for Ed Cole, Roy | Hughes, and Billy Sullivan, Jr. on the recommendation |
| 05-06 campaign under new joint managers Martin | Hughes and Steve Woodcock, who replaced Dean Parkes, |
| trina in 2005, Muench joined Archbishop Alfred | Hughes and Governor Kathleen Blanco in a televised ap |
| neth Brimer, Sr., and the former Louie Francis | Hughes and earned a B.S. degree in Business Administr |
| t of Jean Toomer, Zora Neale Hurston, Langston | Hughes and other black writers of the period, his wor |
| launched 31 July 1943; sponsored by Mrs. J. A. | Hughes; and commissioned 24 April 1944, Lt. Henry B. |
| cluding the neighbouring divisions of Lindsay, | Hughes and Macarthur. |
| It was at this church that Ted | Hughes and Sylvia Plath married on Bloomsday in 1956 |
| ted next won the trophy five years later, Mark | Hughes and Bryan Robson were the only players from th |
| e holder, subsequently beaten by Ray Gill, Ron | Hughes and Trevor Storton, but remains the highest Ch |
| Hughes and Liverpool's fortunes changed during the fi | |
| Historically, readers have included Ted | Hughes and Dylan Thomas and in recent years visiting |
| re "I Love You's") is a song written by Joseph | Hughes and David Freeman and was first released by th |
| l with lighting by the Feld Ballet's Allen Lee | Hughes and Willa Kim's costumes. |
| a barrister in Liverpool, where he met Moelwyn | Hughes and Rigby Swift among others. |
| ion off Cuddalore, the last between Sir Edward | Hughes and the Bailli de Suffren. |
| aft, future governor of New York Charles Evans | Hughes and future presidential candidate John W. Davi |
| llowing the death of Brigadier General John T. | Hughes and the wounding of Colonel Gideon W. Thompson |
| an Reservation is located in parts of Buffalo, | Hughes, and Hyde counties on the east bank of the Mis |
| cutive dominant performances against Parisyan, | Hughes and Koscheck, Dana White announced that Alves |
| y" from the English industrial area where both | Hughes and Bonham hail from, but were forced to chang |
| nment-owned oil retailer, established by Billy | Hughes and sold to British Petroleum in 1952-from 193 |
| lly was defeated by former Labor member Thomas | Hughes, and the Nationalist member for Nelson, John H |
| The Partners are Susan Boland, Geoffrey | Hughes and John Cameron all of whom are performing in |
| nce to his own motivation that "a weekend with | Hughes and Cresswell convinced me that a most harmoni |
| ased on the Black Nativity written by Langston | Hughes and first performed in 1961. |
| other worship leaders such as Matt Redman, Tim | Hughes and Martyn Layzell, he returned to his home to |
| r the San Francisco 49ers), Reggie Rucker, Pat | Hughes, and Dick Farley, who played for the San Diego |
| y and Justice (NCCJ), along with Charles Evans | Hughes and others, to oppose the Ku Klux Klan, anti-C |
| ll the vacancy caused by the death of James A. | Hughes and was reelected to the Seventy-second Congre |
| onas Cord, a character based largely on Howard | Hughes, and Alan Ladd as a former western gunslinger |
| cornerback Darrin Walls, running backs Robert | Hughes and Armando Allen, Wide Receiver Duval Kamara, |
| Gomer | Hughes, and Harold Thomas had previously won Wales (R |
| such legendary names as David Coverdale, Glenn | Hughes, and Ronnie James Dio behind the microphone. |
| te seats up for election, as a result of Billy | Hughes and other rebel backbenchers crossing the floo |
| ing the administrations of Admirals Charles F. | Hughes and William V. Pratt. |
| r family that enabled the DirecTV program from | Hughes and the CL480 MPEG I decoder that drove the Vi |
| he west window of the south aisle by Warde and | Hughes; and the west window of the north aisle by Hea |
| t in 1967 by Governor of New Jersey Richard J. | Hughes, and served in that post until 1983, when he s |
| Steve Hillage, Vikki Clayton, Solstice, Glenn | Hughes and Jerry Donahue. |
| Gomer | Hughes, and Harold Thomas had previously won Wales (R |
| The electoral division of | Hughes and the Canberra suburb of Hughes are named af |
| It has been frequented by Ted | Hughes and John Mortimer. |
| Early in 1963, | Hughes and Suzanne filed for divorce. |
| Matt | Hughes and BJ Penn at the weigh-in |
| 12. "Atomic Sermon" by Billy | Hughes and his Rhythm Buckeroos |
| All songs written by Jesse | Hughes and Josh Homme. |
| All music produced by Chris | Hughes and Ross Cullum. |
| 100 Days is a 2001 drama film directed by Nick | Hughes and produced by Hughes and Eric Kabera. |
| He is the son of the actor, Peter | Hughes, and the brother of the historian Bettany Hugh |
| public land until 1861 when purchased by John | Hughes's son, Mahlon Hughes and afterwards remained i |
| g written by American singer-songwriter Billie | Hughes and originally recorded by Hughes's band, Laza |
| The film was produced by Howard | Hughes and written by Bartlett Cormack and Tom Mirand |
| The first General Nat was Archie | Hughes, and Nat's horse was named Son of Dixie. |
| Some of the stained glass is by Ward and | Hughes, and the rest is by Powell. |
| After | Hughes and Wright dropped out, they were replaced wit |
| of three famous locals: Rupert Brooke, Thomas | Hughes and William Webb Ellis. |
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