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| Neil | MacDonald, a Gartner analyst, said "If you look at Win |
| s elected to parliament, alongside Alexander | MacDonald, a fellow miners' leader. |
| ayed bass guitar, but was replaced by Andrew | MacDonald, a bandmate of O'Hanley's from Two Hours Tra |
| They ranged from Donald | Macdonald, a community activist, to Jim Gilmour a succ |
| And, John Logie Baird gave Ramsey | MacDonald a demonstration of his invention, the televi |
| Hugh Vincent | MacDonald, a retired Ontario priest, now faces multipl |
| His maternal grandfather was Charles B. | Macdonald, a major figure in early American golf who b |
| His parents were Thomas Forsaith | Macdonald, a farmer, and Margaret Ann Matheson. |
| Lords) in the National Government of Ramsay | Macdonald, a post he held until 1938, the last three y |
| e Queensland Labor Government appointed John | MacDonald, a Labor member, as his replacement. |
| as mustering at Campsie commanded by Marshal | MacDonald, a Marshal of France and son of a Jacobite r |
| RFB&D was founded in 1948 by Anne T. | Macdonald, a member of the New York Public Library's W |
| October 3 - James David | Macdonald, a Scottish-Australian ornithological writer |
| Macdonald abandoned electoral politics after this loss | |
| eral faction in the constituency, approached | MacDonald about standing as a National Government cand |
| Macdonald accepted the leadership position, and (thoug | |
| c theory with David Monis; guitar with Peter | Macdonald; acoustic bass and jazz composition with Pat |
| 1855 at Sebastopol, Crimea, Colour-Sergeant | MacDonald acted with great gallantry when engaged in e |
| February 11 - Kelly | Macdonald, actress. |
| of Dr. William Luther Pierce and Prof. Kevin | MacDonald, aesthetised in arcane, mythologising ways. |
| 20, 1917, upon the death of Senator William | MacDonald, after whom Glace Bay's “Senator's Corner” i |
| However, he split with | MacDonald after the formation of the National Governme |
| mes R. McLean, in 1870 and then married Mary | MacDonald after his first wife's death. |
| nsen, Luther Blissett, Eric Cantona, Malcolm | MacDonald, Alex Jackson, Nandor Hidegkuti, David Speed |
| Three Canadian prime ministers-John A. | Macdonald, Alexander Mackenzie, and John Diefenbaker-w |
| eague members Murray, J. D. Butler and James | MacDonald all subsequently became leading figures in t |
| Macdonald, along with her sister, is one of the many " | |
| Jackson, Franz Johnston, J. E. H. | MacDonald) along with contemporary art, native art and |
| pril 1989, shortly before he left Liverpool, | MacDonald, along with his team-mates, rallied round th |
| The Subways, Ben Folds, The Stranglers, Amy | Macdonald, Alphabeat, Amy Winehouse, The Pogues, The C |
| His uncle John Alexander | MacDonald also served as speaker for the provincial as |
| Macdonald also brought the Foulis brothers to Chicago | |
| MacDonald also argues that the number of common traits | |
| His son James | Macdonald also served on the Court of Appeal from 1979 |
| erry's friendship with Prime Minister Ramsay | MacDonald, although platonic, was a source of gossip i |
| ing the seat until he was defeated by Donald | Macdonald an Independent UAP candidate at the 1941 sta |
| He was born in Halifax, the son of Robert | MacDonald, an immigrant from Scotland. |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1978. |
| Mr. Nice Guy was a 1987 movie starring Mike | MacDonald and Jan Smithers. |
| s pairing the popular singing stars Jeanette | MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. |
| e he practised in partnership with Hugh John | Macdonald and Albert Clements Killam. |
| was born in Panmure Island, the son of Hugh | Macdonald and Catherine McDonald, and was educated at |
| iction film, written by Carl Dudley & Philip | MacDonald, and directed by Lee Sholem. |
| Corner of | Macdonald and San Pablo Avenues on the southern end of |
| 1586 the Earl of Huntly allied with the Clan | MacDonald and Clan Cameron who both had a history of r |
| th of the previous MP, William Donald Stuart | MacDonald; and held it (being elected unopposed three |
| was severely embarrassing to Prime Minister | MacDonald and his Labour Party. |
| ams toured Canada along with runner-up Mitch | MacDonald and third-place finisher Drew Wright in Nove |
| eer, Richard Leadbetter, Dan Whitehead, Keza | MacDonald, and David McCarthy , as well as former Game |
| Personnel per Ian | MacDonald and Mark Lewisohn |
| Macdonald and Clark had two sons: John and Hugh; the f | |
| arwood, Richard Cummings, Fred Hamer, Justin | MacDonald, and Billie West. |
| lk of the boatmen brought suspicion on Flora | MacDonald, and she was arrested and brought to London |
| to the federal Conservatives of Sir John A. | Macdonald and King was maneuvered out of the leadershi |
| In 1999, RWR made two starts, one with Randy | MacDonald and the other with driver-owner Rick Ware in |
| is journals were edited in 1973 by Archie P. | MacDonald and published under the title Make Me a Map |
| tes Rhona Martin (skip), Deborah Knox, Fiona | MacDonald and Janice Rankin. |
| d in 1925 and written by Billy Rose, Ballard | MacDonald and Joseph Meyer, and recorded by several po |
| re dropped, it was a huge success and became | MacDonald and Eddy's best-known film. |
| The son of Leo R. | MacDonald and Helen Morrissey, MacDonald was educated |
| ve majority under Prime Minister Sir John A. | Macdonald and the 3rd Canadian Ministry. |
| Macdonald and Jane's, London & Sydney, 1980. | |
| ars of their friendship, Johnston had joined | MacDonald and Harris on their journeys to Algoma. |
| a backbench supporter of premiers Hugh John | Macdonald and Rodmond Palen Roblin. |
| n Wallace, Terry Yorath, Graham Oakey, Bobby | MacDonald and Jim Blyth. |
| st Bevin, Samuel George Hobson, James Ramsay | MacDonald and even Ben Tillett. |
| rchased by its main customer, the Leith firm | Macdonald and Muir, in 1918. |
| rted in 1998 with original bassist Somhairle | MacDonald and the band was soon joined by Adam Sutherl |
| the son of William Elliott DeWolfe and Hazel | Macdonald, and was educated at St. Francis Xavier Univ |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's Publishers Ltd., 1969 (second edi |
| Liberal-Conservative supporting Sir John A. | Macdonald, and died in office on April 5, 1890. |
| a 1955 British horror film directed by David | MacDonald and starring Betta St. John, Alexander Knox |
| London, UK: | Macdonald and Jane's Publishers Ltd., 1964, 2nd editio |
| competition under the direction of Mr. Wade | Macdonald and Mr. Roman Jakubas. |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1964 (new edit |
| included Father (Dr.) Hugh MacPherson, A.B. | MacDonald and others. |
| with two other claimants to the office, John | MacDonald and Thomas Penven, but still held the office |
| f being at MGM was meeting her idol Jeanette | MacDonald and Clark Gable who treated her like "the Qu |
| roit in the 1970s playing with pianist Bobby | MacDonald and others at Cobb's Corner Bar. |
| this match: like Barrett, two of them, Harry | MacDonald and Douglas McLean never played first-class |
| an injury to the Islanders' goaltender Joey | MacDonald and with starting goalie Rick DiPietro sidel |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 2nd edition 19 |
| a 1950 British crime film directed by David | MacDonald and starring Laurence Harvey, Eric Portman, |
| The eldest son of Sir James | MacDonald and Agnes Campbell, Archibald received a cha |
| and do their best to spy on Dillion (Kenneth | MacDonald) and his hombres without being discovered (c |
| Danny Boyle, Andrew | Macdonald and Alex Garland stated that they felt the t |
| Designed by the firm Ross and | Macdonald and first constructed between 1925 and 1927, |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1964 (second e |
| led by Conservative Party leader Sir John A. | Macdonald and sat with the Conservatives in the House |
| ith three new recruits, Mr. and Mrs. William | Macdonald and Miss Lucy A. Judd. |
| Harry Fowler, James | MacDonald, and Robert Rae were acclaimed. |
| ch supporter of the governments of Hugh John | Macdonald and Rodmond Palen Roblin in the legislative |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1964 (Second e |
| 6, high-school friends Warren Kinsella, Alan | Macdonald and Pierre Schenk decided to form a punk roc |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd.. ISBN 0-354-010 |
| The film was directed by Kevin | Macdonald and Jim Gable and produced by Victoria Pearm |
| ve Conservative Party, led by John Sandfield | Macdonald, and the Ontario Liberal Party, led by Archi |
| ni Amati, Vassilis Plachouras, Ben He, Craig | Macdonald, and Christina Lioma. |
| 0th century, the missing link between George | MacDonald and more modern writers such as Alasdair Gra |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's, 1964 (2nd edition 1976). |
| s as a Liberal, but chose to support John A. | Macdonald and became a Conservative, although from 187 |
| ble opposite Dana Ivey, Santino Fontana, Tim | MacDonald, and Paul O'Brien in The Importance of Being |
| , the house was surrounded by his son, James | MacDonald and between two or three hundred armed men w |
| The principal consecrator was Bishop Hugh | MacDonald, and the principal co-consecrators were Bish |
| orm, starring another former SNL player Norm | Macdonald, and appeared on episodes of the popular TV |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1969 (2nd edit |
| sic by George Gershwin and lyrics by Ballard | MacDonald and B.G. DeSylva, 1924) |
| ative Party under Prime Minister Sir John A. | Macdonald and the 1st Canadian Ministry. |
| ween the Clan Munro and a branch of the Clan | MacDonald, and that the stone commemorates a Munro vic |
| was in close contact with the writer George | MacDonald and illustrated some of his books as well as |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 2nd edition 19 |
| rer of the Home Builders and the firm Stone, | MacDonald and Kaufman. |
| RCA Victor put out an album with Jeanette | MacDonald and Robert Merrill singing six selections fr |
| remiah, Walk in the Word hosted by Dr. James | MacDonald and the drama/comedy Adventures in Odyssey. |
| secrator was Bishop (later Archbishop) Angus | MacDonald, and the principal co-consecrators were Bish |
| Harrison and Robert E. Sherwood from Philip | MacDonald and Michael Hogan's adaptation of Daphne du |
| e next year building a new boat then Colonel | MacDonald and his wife spent their time sailing the Pa |
| Billy Crystal, Dana Carvey, Chris Rock, Norm | Macdonald and Will Ferrell. |
| the first premier of Ontario, John Sandfield | Macdonald, and the Standard. |
| The ship was designed by Alan | Macdonald and Victor Poss. |
| exual former British Army officer Sir Hector | Macdonald and the occultist Aleister Crowley. |
| mons made the effort to write to both Ramsay | MacDonald and Keir Hardie, leaders of the British Inde |
| 1992 bronze medal with Janice Yeck and Scott | MacDonald and the 1997 silver medal with Melissa Shiel |
| UK, | Macdonald and Janes, 1979. |
| tten by Benito Cereno, illustrated by Graeme | MacDonald, and distributed by Image Comics. |
| h to the west, San Pablo Avenue to the east, | Macdonald and Ohio Avenues to the south and southeast |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1964 (2nd edit |
| f Scottish origin and has connections to the | MacDonald and MacPherson clans. |
| ork University's main Keele campus, near Ian | Macdonald and York Boulevards, and it's expected to op |
| one Greenway adjacent to the intersection of | Macdonald and San Pablo Avenues, and Point Richmond. |
| Debby | MacDonald and Mark Ramos, investigators with the Michi |
| uring party included Charles Dunning, Ronald | MacDonald and George A. Gillett. |
| lt and renovated the stadium were William C. | Macdonald and John W. McConnell. |
| ional Government under Prime Minister Ramsay | MacDonald and Lord President Baldwin in 1931. |
| led by Conservative Party leader Sir John A. | Macdonald and sat with the Conservatives in the House |
| alled appropriately "FAITH" designed by Alan | MacDonald and Victor Poss. |
| Mount | MacDonald and Glenvale are also nearby communities. |
| , Prince Edward Island, the son of Andrew A. | Macdonald and Elizabeth L. Owen. |
| Macmillan studied law with Sir John A. | Macdonald and was called to the bar in 1861. |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1970 (4th imp. |
| tson, Johnathon Schaech, Matt Keeslar, Kelly | Macdonald and Eric Mabius. |
| w's, Prince Edward Island, the son of Joseph | MacDonald and Catherine MacDonald. |
| h the national Conservative Party of John A. | Macdonald and was dominated by local Conservatives. |
| The film is directed by Peter | MacDonald and written by pre-eminent Asian American dr |
| d the 1994, 1995, and 1996 titles with Scott | MacDonald and Alison Purkiss. |
| later Prince Edward Island), the son of John | Macdonald and Margaret, the daughter of Captain John M |
| North Sydney, Nova Scotia, the son of Joseph | Macdonald and Theresa MacDonald, he was educated at St |
| He succeeded long-running Independent Peter | Macdonald and served two terms before his defeat by Li |
| sion was released in 1936, starring Jeanette | MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. |
| this film, when MGM remade Bitter Sweet with | MacDonald and Eddy, they kept most of the original plo |
| Macdonald's brothers, Donald Alexander Macdonald and A | |
| Subsequently Dawson was contacted by | MacDonald and an initial five year loan of the collect |
| est appearances from Slightly Stoopid's Kyle | MacDonald and ex-Inner Circle vocalist Kris Bentley. |
| the fiery crash that took the lives of David | MacDonald and Eddie Sachs. |
| (Reprints 1974 | MacDonald and Jane's 1971 translation of Gerhard Stall |
| et's Go Native starring Jack Oakie, Jeanette | MacDonald and James Hall |
| a strong central government, such as John A. | Macdonald, and those who favoured stronger provincial |
| 1940 British thriller film directed by David | MacDonald and starring Barry K. Barnes, Judy Kelly, Fr |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1969 (Second e |
| Eberhardt, Steven Brant, Lucy Kaplansky, Rod | MacDonald, and Michael Fracasso. |
| Juno (Natalie Mendoza), Sarah (Shauna | Macdonald) and Beth (Alex Reid) are whitewater rafting |
| is married to fellow psychologist Maryellen | MacDonald and has two children. |
| He studied law with John A. | Macdonald and was called to the bar in 1872. |
| ected by W. S. Van Dyke and starred Jeanette | MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, who were then a popular ons |
| rham, he served in the governments of Ramsay | MacDonald and Clement Attlee. |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd. |
| as filmed twice - in 1930, starring Jeanette | MacDonald and Dennis King and in 1956, directed by Mic |
| net minister in the governments of Hugh John | Macdonald and Rodmond Palen Roblin. |
| abandoned the Liberal-Conservative Party of | Macdonald and declared himself an independent Member o |
| of two separate groups run by banjoist Earl | MacDonald and fiddler Clifford Hayes. |
| ed in the 1998 film Dirty Work starring Norm | Macdonald and Artie Lange. |
| a 1958 British comedy film directed by David | MacDonald and starring Phyllis Calvert, Alan White and |
| 940 as a film of the same name with Jeanette | MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, however, it was less faithf |
| the Conservative administration of Hugh John | Macdonald and Rodmond Palen Roblin, and sat as a gover |
| London: | Macdonald and Jane's (Publishers) Ltd., 1969 (new edit |
| er cast members included Pat Evison, Ginette | MacDonald, and, in a special appearance, The Kokatahi |
| Lambert, Desmond Morris, David Lindo, Helen | Macdonald, Andrew Motion, Tony Soper, and Bill Oddie. |
| lmadge, Lois Weber, Mary Pickford, Katherine | MacDonald, Anna May Wong, and others. |
| n April 28, 2009, Nova Scotia Premier Rodney | MacDonald announced that Casey would be the senior rep |
| Donald C. | MacDonald, another former NDP leader, would later desc |
| In 1873, Prime Minister Sir John A. | Macdonald, anxious to thwart American expansionism and |
| Macdonald apparently intended to stand again at Ossory | |
| In 1929 Ramsay | MacDonald appointed him Financial Secretary to the War |
| Prime Minister | Macdonald appointed Reid to the Senate in 1888. |
| Ramsay | MacDonald appointed him to be Parliamentary Under-Secr |
| Goold, Minter and | Macdonald are also members of rock band This Contrast |
| John Alexander | Macdonald Armstrong (November 19, 1877 in King Townshi |
| McLean married Marcella | MacDonald around 1894. |
| In 1881, | Macdonald arranged Dewdney's appointment as Lieutenant |
| May 12 - J. E. H. | MacDonald, artist of the Group of Seven (d.1932) |
| sland Parliament appointed Labor member John | MacDonald as his replacement. |
| Jeanette | MacDonald as Nina Maria Azara |
| J. Farrell | MacDonald as Bill Stillwell - Rancher |
| Archer | MacDonald as Howard G. Hubbell |
| J. Farrell | MacDonald as The Photographer |
| J. Farrell | MacDonald as Father Patrick Ryan |
| J. Farrell | MacDonald as Patrick Murphy |
| Jeanette | MacDonald as Louise Rayton Morgan |
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