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| -29 Superfortresses at Harvard Army Airfield, | Nebraska during the summer of 1944. |
| 994 season, and then returned to the State of | Nebraska as the Secondary Coach for the Mavericks at t |
| r the Loupe Fork (near present-day Stapleton, | Nebraska) of the Platte River. |
| s, who were fresh off of their upset of No. 3 | Nebraska in the First ever Big 12 Championship Game, w |
| bia University (1918-1919), the University of | Nebraska (1921-1924), the University of Denver (1925-1 |
| Nebraska scored the only points of the 1st quarter, wh | |
| his debut deal to fight in his native Omaha, | Nebraska, at the UFC Fight Night 15 event. |
| o represent the 3rd Congressional District of | Nebraska in the Sixty-sixth Congress. |
| The Governor of | Nebraska holds the "supreme executive power" of the St |
| She is a graduate of the University of | Nebraska, Lincoln; the Nebraska Agricultural Leadershi |
| also hosts a youth clinic annually in Omaha, | Nebraska during the College Baseball Word Series. |
| es as the Colonels took the floor in Lincoln, | Nebraska against the Kansas City-Omaha Kings. |
| Creekmore, a former student from Hartington, | Nebraska, were the student broadcasters. |
| ll, is a bluff on the Platte River in eastern | Nebraska in the United States. |
| He had defeated Jordan Burroughs of | Nebraska in the semi-finals 6-3. |
| le convective system developed across eastern | Nebraska in the Omaha area during the morning hours of |
| 7 upset of 2 time defending national champion | Nebraska in the opening game of the 1972 season. |
| It is located in what is now Knox County, | Nebraska, near the town of Verdel. |
| an Hoiberg (born October 15, 1972 in Lincoln, | Nebraska) is the head men's basketball coach at Iowa S |
| loss was 35-31, to eventual national champion | Nebraska in the Game of the Century. |
| y of the members of this family still live in | Nebraska, although the relatives are now scattered thr |
| tional championship with a 31-30 victory over | Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. |
| memory of the previous season's 62-24 loss to | Nebraska in the National Championship Game in the Fies |
| tropolitan utilities district in the State of | Nebraska, and the fifth largest public natural gas uti |
| ized the first district and supreme courts of | Nebraska, assisted the first Territorial legislature i |
| Wisconsin and | Nebraska are the U.S. states with the most listings fo |
| Miami moved past | Nebraska and the Longhorns to secure their first Natio |
| wold, making her the first woman to represent | Nebraska in the Senate. |
| Gerrard (born November 2, 1953, in Schuyler, | Nebraska) is the youngest person ever appointed to the |
| Nebraska was the only college to offer him a scholarsh | |
| In 1994 Slim moved to Lincoln, | Nebraska, where the Zoo Bar had been booking him for y |
| uperfortresses at Grand Island Army Airfield, | Nebraska during the summer of 1944. |
| ran and won as Delegate from the Territory of | Nebraska to the Fortieth United States Congress, but s |
| David Hahn (born 1955, in Omaha, | Nebraska) is the CEO of Internet development company N |
| CAA title in volleyball with an easy sweep of | Nebraska by the scores of 15-12, 15-4, 15-4. |
| uri scored first on a 29 yard field goal, but | Nebraska owned the show for the rest of the game, scor |
| Sullivan (born September 22, 1939, in Omaha, | Nebraska) was the 29th Governor of Wyoming, having ser |
| Drafted out of the University of | Nebraska by the San Francisco Giants in the 10th round |
| nto a humiliating surrender at Fort Robinson, | Nebraska, and the dominance and prevalence of the Plai |
| the Seattle Mariners out of the University of | Nebraska in the 1st round (27th overall) of the 1985 M |
| was elected to eight terms as mayor of Omaha, | Nebraska, serving the city for 20 years over a 23-year |
| ers of the Lakota people of Montana, Wyoming, | Nebraska, and the Dakota region created the Republic t |
| E. Parshall were nonresidents of the State of | Nebraska at the commencement of this action." |
| The successful season saw | Nebraska lead the nation in rushing, with talented but |
| he Flames announced that the team was leaving | Nebraska for the Quad Cities of Iowa and Illinois to b |
| ded in England," The Buggs hailed from Omaha, | Nebraska, and the album was actually recorded at Kay B |
| With the addition of | Nebraska to the Big Ten Conference beginning in the 20 |
| , as well as victories over both Maryland and | Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl Classic. |
| Nebraska won the game 31-21. | |
| ys was a territory band based in North Omaha, | Nebraska in the 1930s. |
| team went 10-0 and defeated the University of | Nebraska in the Rose Bowl with his elaborate T-formati |
| Gene Budig (born May 25, 1939 in McCook, | Nebraska) was the president of Major League Baseball's |
| tary School is an elementary school in Omaha, | Nebraska in the United States. |
| education, the expansion of the University of | Nebraska, and the enactment of the state's first minim |
| ehensible;" Republican Senator Chuck Hagel of | Nebraska said the ads were "beyond offensive to me." |
| down a number of times in a 2004 game against | Nebraska which the Panthers lost. |
| iver, route followed the Platte River through | Nebraska along the Oregon Trail, then angled down alon |
| rida State retook the #1 spot in the poll and | Nebraska became the new #2, setting up a #1 vs. #2 mat |
| The defense then successfully held off | Nebraska for the remainder of the game. |
| ford was able to knock off defending champion | Nebraska in the national semifinals. |
| Licensed to Papillion, | Nebraska, USA, the station serves the Omaha area. |
| ew a 49 yard touchdown pass to Ben Gregory as | Nebraska narrowed the deficit to 24-13. |
| The derecho developed just east of Omaha, | Nebraska in the late evening hours of July 4. The stor |
| ving a higher BCS Ranking and eventually beat | Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship. |
| the headquarters of the Military District of | Nebraska at the hotel. |
| ) in 1971 on behalf of the citizens of Omaha, | Nebraska, with the request that it be awarded annually |
| he departure of Pederson to the University of | Nebraska and the arrival of athletic director Jeff Lon |
| Nebraska became the first non-California or Hawaii uni | |
| s lincolnensis in a soil sample from Lincoln, | Nebraska (hence the bacterial name). |
| luding a 22-yarder, in Miami's 37-14 win over | Nebraska in the Rose Bowl, clinching UM's fifth nation |
| Nebraska had their first losing season under Branch an | |
| Nebraska continued their string of domination over Okl | |
| to Bruce Fischer who ranches near Valentine, | Nebraska with their three sons Adam, Morgan and Luke. |
| 27-0 after a 40-yard Steve Davis field goal, | Nebraska scored their first points early in the fourth |
| Bulldogs concluded the season with a 6-5 win | Nebraska, crowning them as the best team in the west f |
| ackages to 160 random people living in Omaha, | Nebraska, asking them to forward the package to a frie |
| ara's dream run came to an end, as top seeded | Nebraska overpowered them, 30-24, 30-19, 30-21. |
| e Illinois, choosing to settle temporarily in | Nebraska and then to travel by wagon train to the Grea |
| He practiced law in Fairbury, | Nebraska and then became a special agent for Federal B |
| He set up practice in Tekamah, | Nebraska and then became the prosecuting attorney for |
| In his later years, French moved to Omaha, | Nebraska, and thence to Boise City, Idaho, where he wa |
| ficant interest, in 1888 he proposed Lincoln, | Nebraska, and there the car would be named the "City o |
| Few expected much of a game from | Nebraska against this kind of experience, but someone |
| Lisa became the first U.S. settler of | Nebraska, and this outpost became among the most impor |
| Nebraska has three seats in the House, apportioned acc | |
| nford knocked off defending national champion | Nebraska in three sets. |
| After the break, it was all | Nebraska, including three touchdowns by George Flippin |
| The 7-19 postseason loss left | Nebraska with three losses in the final four games of |
| The Knights originally said they were turning | Nebraska around, thus "Ak-Sar-Ben." |
| He was also the mayor of Lexington, | Nebraska two times, first 1992-1995 and again from 199 |
| dvanced to the College World Series in Omaha, | Nebraska four times, the last in 1972. |
| He is one of seven | Nebraska players to have won the Outland Trophy and is |
| After taking over on their own one, | Nebraska opted to punt on first down. |
| already been determined before the game, with | Nebraska going to the Orange in Miami and Oklahoma hea |
| As a starting quarterback, Lord directed his | Nebraska teams to 7-7 and 10-3 records during the 2002 |
| In 1863 he moved to the | Nebraska Territory to teach school in Tekamah, Nebrask |
| Quandahl was elected as a | Nebraska Delegate to the 2004 Republican National Conv |
| which was the largest crowd ever assembled in | Nebraska up to that point. |
| There are two proposed routes: | Nebraska Ave.(north-south) to Fletcher Ave.(east-west) |
| Stryker grew up in Omaha, | Nebraska, moved to New York City in 1980, and joined o |
| t of Transportation, Hillsborough Avenue from | Nebraska Avenue to 50th Street has increased in the nu |
| orth to central California, Utah, Wyoming and | Nebraska, east to Arkansas and Alabama. |
| Electoral reform in | Nebraska refers to efforts to change the voting laws i |
| As governor, Heineman worked with the | Nebraska Legislature to pass the largest tax cut in st |
| a, a quiet bank clerk living in tiny Peacock, | Nebraska, prefers to live an invisible life in order t |
| Nebraska drove to the LSU 15 before fumbling again, th | |
| Nebraska failed to cash in on several opportunities to | |
| , from southern Virginia west to southeastern | Nebraska, south to Florida and eastern Texas, and nort |
| Nebraska traveled to Kansas City for their first meeti | |
| naea troglodyta andria (Mexico, from Texas to | Nebraska and to West Virginia to Georgia and Florida) |
| He was also a | Nebraska delegate to the 1908 Republican National Conv |
| Both groups were reassigned to bases in | Nebraska - to (Grand Island AAF and McCook AAF) respec |
| the southern United States, from Colorado to | Nebraska, south to northern Texas. |
| s, from the Great Lakes region in Michigan to | Nebraska, south to Texas, and east to Tennessee, with |
| ound from central New England west to central | Nebraska, south to northern Florida, the Gulf Coast an |
| He was also chairman of the | Nebraska delegation to the convention which nominated |
| r that, he resumed his law practice in Omaha, | Nebraska, moving to Los Angeles, California in 1918, w |
| ich would have ended the fourth quarter, with | Nebraska appearing to win 12-10. |
| Nebraska advanced to the title match, sweeping through | |
| e, there have been no bills introduced in the | Nebraska Legislature to join the National Popular Vote |
| Born in Wausa, | Nebraska, prior to serving in the United States Congre |
| Tampa boundaries are University to the north, | Nebraska Avenue to the west, Sulphur Springs to the so |
| Nebraska quarterback Tommie Frazier got the Huskers ba | |
| ent Act Senator Nelson believes that taxes in | Nebraska are too high and part of the problem is the l |
| ed safety his first year at the University of | Nebraska, and tore his ACL during training, and sat ou |
| Fifth at | Nebraska in Total Offense (5,421 yards) |
| by Bruce Springsteen from his 1982 solo album | Nebraska, "Lovers Town Revisited" from Billy Bragg's 1 |
| e morning, a supercell developed over eastern | Nebraska and tracked into central Iowa. |
| Harvard AAF), also being assigned to bases in | Nebraska for training. |
| On 1 October 2004, | Nebraska was transferred to Submarine Squadron 17 in S |
| June 3, 1980: Future University of | Nebraska quarterback Turner Gill was drafted by the Wh |
| unswick in 2005, eventually landing in Omaha, | Nebraska for two seasons before moving to the Quad Cit |
| against Washington State four tackles against | Nebraska, and two against Idaho. |
| Today there are locations throughout | Nebraska with two locations in Colorado, Ft. |
| Hill, a graduate of Kennedy College in | Nebraska, has two adult children. |
| Democratic nominee, William Jennings Bryan of | Nebraska, for U.S. President, Bailey was an unsuccessf |
| .S. Route 32 from Chicago, Illinois to Omaha, | Nebraska, and U.S. Route 38 from Lincoln, Nebraska, to |
| na; and the Sheldon Museum of Art in Lincoln, | Nebraska The U.S. copyright representative for Eugene |
| From | Nebraska to U.S. 24 and from K-15 to Arkansas City, it |
| ll has served as the offensive coordinator of | Nebraska and UCLA Bruins football team. |
| He turned down scholarship offers from | Nebraska, USC, UCLA, Michigan and Northwestern to play |
| Fabian Bruskewitz of the Diocese of Lincoln, | Nebraska issued, under certain conditions, an automati |
| When war was declared on 6 April 1917, | Nebraska was undergoing repairs at the Boston Navy Yar |
| Gerrard is a graduate of | Nebraska Wesleyan University (B.S.), 1976; University |
| coached football, basketball, and baseball at | Nebraska Wesleyan University from 1908 to 1911. |
| High School, and graduated from the Lincoln, | Nebraska Normal University and the Nebraska state Norm |
| He played at | Nebraska Wesleyan University and then at the Universit |
| He graduated from the | Nebraska Wesleyan University at Lincoln in 1892, studi |
| She attended | Nebraska Wesleyan University from 1955 to 1956. |
| all coaching career as an assistant coach for | Nebraska Wesleyan University just two years after he g |
| m Shelby High School in 1925, Dunning entered | Nebraska Wesleyan University and received his B. A. de |
| He served as the head football coach at | Nebraska Wesleyan University (1908-1910), the Universi |
| For the former | Nebraska Christian University, see Cotner College. |
| ree (1916) and the LL.D. degree (1926) by the | Nebraska Wesleyan University. |
| Nebraska put up an additional 12 points before the gam | |
| Nebraska tied up in the Brooklyn Navy Shipyard on the | |
| She lives in | Nebraska, grew up in Pennsylvania and has also lived i |
| Nebraska had upset #1 ranked Oklahoma 17-14 on Nov. 11 | |
| Later that evening, top-ranked | Nebraska was upset by number five Miami Hurricanes 31- |
| 4, that UP was selling Wyoming coal in Omaha, | Nebraska for US$9 per ton while they charged other coa |
| inings (Miss Sandhills Teen USA) won the Miss | Nebraska Teen USA 2004 title on January 1, 2004 over r |
| lack 41 Flash Reverse Pass is a play that the | Nebraska Cornhuskers used against the Oklahoma Sooners |
| s general of 12 other states: South Carolina, | Nebraska, Texas, Utah, Louisiana, Alabama, Michigan, C |
| Black Ranch in northern California, sites in | Nebraska, Idaho, Utah, and Oklahoma. |
| He cited Meyer v. | Nebraska, Pierce v. Society of Sisters and Prince v. M |
| tes other generating stations in North Omaha, | Nebraska City, Valley, Elk City and in Cass County; co |
| The bowl game featured the | Nebraska Cornhuskers verses the Auburn Tigers. |
| composition of the Territorial Legislature in | Nebraska was very important because the Legislators we |
| s at the 2005 MasterCard Alamo Bowl, in which | Nebraska was victorious over the Michigan Wolverines. |
| He chose Maryland over Michigan State, | Nebraska, and Virginia. |
| Main article: | Nebraska Cornhuskers volleyball |
| eterans were re-enlisted in the 1st Battalion | Nebraska Veteran Volunteer Cavalry, which served until |
| r scant cover, the eight reduced companies of | Nebraska men walked forward with their colonel, firing |
| played college football at the University of | Nebraska and was drafted in the eighth round of the 19 |
| Nebraska (13-0) was the consensus national champion, h | |
| Nebraska originally was assigned to Submarine Group 10 | |
| A native of Belden, | Nebraska, Alderson was one of many major leaguers who |
| The First | Nebraska Militia was a temporary military force mobili |
| Born on October 1, 1948, in Seward, | Nebraska, Joel was raised in a pastor's family in Nebr |
| Born in Albion, | Nebraska, Barnes was educated at the University of Neb |
| Nebraska Man was the name applied by the popular press | |
| This was the second and last year that the | Nebraska team was known as the Old Gold Knights. |
| e U.S. 9th Cavalry Regiment at Fort Robinson, | Nebraska which was an all-black regiment commanded by |
| nuary 12, 1905) was the founder of Red Cloud, | Nebraska and was also Nebraska's third Governor. |
| The | Nebraska District was formed in September 1970 when th |
| Following his term in | Nebraska, Gosper was appointed Secretary of Arizona Te |
| John M. Thayer died in Lincoln, | Nebraska, and was buried in Wyuka Cemetery. |
| In Lincoln, | Nebraska, Martin was once sitting at a railroad crossi |
| Hughes grew up in Crawford, | Nebraska and was a three-sport athlete at Crawford Hig |
| Her 2004 sister titleholder (Miss | Nebraska USA) was Guerin Austin, Miss Regency USA. |
| During his time at | Nebraska, Nicks was known as a slacker and troublemake |
| Following the war he moved to | Nebraska and was elected Secretary of State. |
| Born in Lincoln, | Nebraska, Mann was a member of the 1914 "Miracle" Brav |
| cratic primary was Glenn Boot Jr. of Ashland, | Nebraska who was disqualified due to a previous felony |
| While at | Nebraska, Komine was a teammate of former A's first ba |
| The | Nebraska House was the nineteenth century residence of |
| tended Bellevue East High School in Bellevue, | Nebraska, and was a student and a letterman in basketb |
| s at Indiana University and the University of | Nebraska, Harris was appointed Assistant Professor of |
| Bullocks, also a safety at the University of | Nebraska, who was selected in the second round of the |
| ne of the leading educational institutions in | Nebraska, and was the first higher education instituti |
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