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| n in Melbourne, Australia, the son of William | Peterson, a station owner in Victoria, Riverina and Qu |
| It was created by David J. | Peterson, a member of the Language Creation Society, f |
| n 1918 the house was purchased by Pehr August | Peterson, a figure in the Rockford furniture industry. |
| d Andrew R. Miller, and his cousin, Andrew W. | Peterson, a chef at a local restaurant in upstate New |
| However, Hickey and Rev. Michael | Peterson, a gay psychiatrist dying from AIDS on whom t |
| Carl Weathers as Chubbs | Peterson, a pro golfer who was forced to retire early |
| It has been represented since 1991 by Collin | Peterson, a moderate-to-conservative DFLer. |
| Margaret Lockwood stars as Harriet | Peterson a female barrister in the North of England. |
| Peterson, a philanthropist, donated the Lake-Peterson | |
| Peterson, A.A. et.al.: Thermochemical biofuel producti | |
| Peterson AAF, Colorado (1 Oct 1943 - 26 Oct 1943) | |
| Alden | Peterson Aaroe (May 5, 1918 - July 7, 1993) was a popu |
| ere dissembled and re-established at Frank H. | Peterson Academies of Technology, what most consider t |
| outhside Skills Center, now known as Frank H. | Peterson Academies of Technology and Southside Middle |
| Peterson Academies also offers some 20+ Advanced Place | |
| London Concert is a 1978 live album by Oscar | Peterson, accompanied by John Heard, and Louie Bellson |
| Child Advocate Office and signed the Terrell | Peterson Act to protect children at risk. |
| one of the band's trumpeters, Hannibal Marvin | Peterson, added on to the Weller-Spring Quartet. |
| Paul | Peterson: Additional Guitars on track 2 and rhythm gui |
| OG) and the 21st Space Wing (21 SW), both at | Peterson AFB, Colorado. |
| o HQ Air Force Space Command (AFSPC), also at | Peterson AFB, CO. |
| he Vice Commander of Air Force Space Command, | Peterson AFB, Colorado. |
| land, Gunter, Tyndall, Kirtland, Keesler, and | Peterson AFBs, and the Air Force First Sergeant Academ |
| Chapman later stepped in as drummer for | Peterson after the latter severely injured his leg whi |
| rals formed a minority government under David | Peterson after this election, and Keyes was appointed |
| avid Miller and also took the wicket of Robin | Peterson against a weakened South Africa who were with |
| It is stationed at | Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado. |
| n North American Aerospace Defense Command at | Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs. |
| While stationed at | Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, in 1982, he became |
| in Colorado formerly known by this name, see | Peterson Air Force Base. |
| e, Randolph Air Force Base, The Pentagon, and | Peterson Air Force Base. |
| ity service for protesting nuclear weapons at | Peterson Air Force Base. |
| efense Command and USNORTHCOM headquarters at | Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., on April 16, 2008. |
| mand (ARADCOM) located on Ent Air Force Base, | Peterson Air Force Base, and Cheyenne Mountain Complex |
| and Missile Defense Command headquartered at | Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado |
| h American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), | Peterson Air Force Base, Schriever Air Force Base, and |
| of Air Force Space Command, headquartered at | Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado. |
| Peterson, already a seasoned Assembly and C language d | |
| Peterson also coached wrestling at Maranatha Baptist B | |
| Peterson also played for the Jacksonville Jaguars for | |
| Peterson also led the Seminoles to their first ever to | |
| While in the Senate, | Peterson also served on the Education subcommittees fo |
| Jazz pianist Oscar | Peterson also recorded an instrumental rendition on "A |
| Peterson also was a radio show personality on Los Ange | |
| signer for the Instamatic program was Dean M. | Peterson, also later known for most of the innovations |
| During his tenure as head coach, | Peterson also gave a young assistant by the name of Bo |
| Loadholt plays on the same offense as Adrian | Peterson, also a former Sooner player. |
| Paul | Peterson, also known as St. Paul, is a musician best k |
| addition to his own attributed publications, | Peterson also served on LDS Church writing committees |
| the best running back from Texas since Adrian | Peterson, although earlier comparisons to Peterson wer |
| Born in Edinburgh, the fifth son of John | Peterson and Grace Mountford Anderson, Peterson gradua |
| st administrative year of Governor Russell W. | Peterson and Eugene Bookhammer as Lieutenant Governor. |
| William | Peterson and William Wallace, “Foreign Policy Making i |
| e law was sponsored by Delaware Senator Karen | Peterson, and signed into law three months after the t |
| s compared to the likes of Sean Moyses, Steve | Peterson, and Buddy Wachter. |
| the Phillies to the Cincinnati Reds for Kent | Peterson and Johnny Wyrostek. |
| y A. Williams Hays (1944-2004); Kaye Williams | Peterson; and Scott Williams. |
| "Call On Me", was co-written by Hoffs, Vicki | Peterson, and David Roback, a friend of Hoffs' brother |
| Getting Out Of Hand, written by Vicki | Peterson and sung by Hoffs, was released as The Bangs' |
| Oscar | Peterson and Harry Edison is a 1974 album by Oscar Pet |
| t Basie, Horace Silver and Canada's own Oscar | Peterson and Tommy Banks) to modern stars (like Branfo |
| Oscar | Peterson and Jon Faddis is a 1975 (see 1975 in music) |
| The crystal structure was later resolved by | Peterson and Wang in 2006, revealing it belonged to th |
| Peterson and his brother Anthony Peterson are regularl | |
| mbitions for the portfolio were undermined by | Peterson and Finance Minister Robert Nixon. |
| Edison, Buddy DeFranco, Billie Holiday, Oscar | Peterson, and Sarah Vaughan. |
| akenly named in some databases as being Caryn | Peterson], and in 2009 went on to star in Underworld: |
| and The Complete Norman Granz Sessions: Oscar | Peterson and Fred Astaire (Jazz Factory - Spain?). |
| a cabinet minister in the government of David | Peterson, and now represents York Centre. |
| w was passed in 2004 after the murder of Laci | Peterson and the fetus she was carrying. |
| It was established in 2002 by Prof. Larry L. | Peterson, and as of June 2010 was composed of 1090 nod |
| i, Tsai Chin, and Nancy Kwan, directors, Lisa | Peterson and Oskar Eustis, musician Dan Kuramoto and i |
| Furey Hall, Piaseckis, Fitzpatrick, Albright, | Peterson, and Sesl. |
| ife he played with Sy Oliver (1975-80), Oscar | Peterson, and George Wein's Newport All-Stars. |
| raphies of racing drivers Graham Hill, Ronnie | Peterson and Ayrton Senna. |
| lock reopens, Del and Albert, along with Mr. | Peterson and Mr. Clark, wake up to see Rodney running |
| Several NFL professionals, including Mike | Peterson and Verron Haynes of the Atlanta Falcons, and |
| anyon, The Parent 'Hood where he played Kelly | Peterson, and One on One which he portrayed Duane Odel |
| In 2004, he left Clapp, | Peterson and Stowers when he was appointed a Superior |
| er pressure and locked up a wheel to let both | Peterson and Hulme through. |
| th Jarrett, Joe Zawinul, Horace Silver, Oscar | Peterson and Thelonious Monk while his signature vocal |
| ts verified that they were the bodies of Laci | Peterson and her son, Conner. |
| to, Massive Attack, Zero 7, the Roots, Gilles | Peterson, and Digable Planets. |
| ere produced by Virgin Records executives Ken | Peterson and John Wooler. |
| mous modern-day courtroom cases such as Scott | Peterson and Robert Blake have been mentioned. |
| er, Martin Davis Kinack, Daniel Pasquel, Phil | Peterson, and Michael Eisenstein at Studio Paco Loco, |
| he Few is a1983 studio album by pianist Oscar | Peterson and vibraphonist Milt Jackson. |
| to 2003, this show was also hosted with Rhys | Peterson and was later moved to Brighton when the pair |
| strumentally by Red Norvo, Stan Tracey, Oscar | Peterson and Lester Young, Buddy Rich, Artie Shaw, Les |
| honor to perform with jazz legends like Oscar | Peterson and B.B. King. |
| The Joyce, | Peterson, and Gandy, returned fire. |
| Of the Party of the Plaintiff", played by Mr. | Peterson and Mr. Hicks |
| seeks revenge, but is persuaded not to act by | Peterson and Lester. |
| May 23, 1952: Kent | Peterson and Johnny Wyrostek were traded by the Reds t |
| he theft up, but Lennox then reveals that Mr. | Peterson and Mr. Clark are in on it as well: Peterson |
| Photography - Pat | Peterson and Tom Wray |
| Oscar | Peterson and Oliver Jones are the two best-known music |
| rd administrative year of Governor Russell W. | Peterson and Eugene Bookhammer as Lieutenant Governor. |
| sued, comparable to those caused by the Scott | Peterson and Mark Hacking cases of a later era, as the |
| Mellow Mood is an album by jazz pianist Oscar | Peterson and his trio, released in 1968 (see 1968 in m |
| a non-album track, written by Debbi and Vicki | Peterson and sung by Debbi. |
| is a 1976 (see 1976 in music) album by Oscar | Peterson and Joe Pass. |
| Responsibility: Black Conservative Jesse Lee | Peterson and America Today ISBN 1-55778-788-3 |
| With Elmor | Peterson and Clarence M. Zener |
| Drum Majors: Rachael | Peterson and Brook Bambl (2010-2011) Band placed first |
| Oscar | Peterson and Dizzy Gillespie is a 1974 album by Oscar |
| Lewis: American Indian Potter by Susan Harnly | Peterson and Fred Kabotie |
| Oscar | Peterson and Clark Terry is a 1975 album by Oscar Pete |
| On April 5, 1952, biochemist Durey | Peterson and microbiologist Herbert Murray at Upjohn p |
| range is designed by Art Glass designer Sarah | Peterson and made at the Torrington factory. |
| There he played with Oscar | Peterson and Maynard Ferguson before returning to Engl |
| e daughter of California wine pioneer Richard | Peterson, and is married to Bo Barrett, winemaker at C |
| On January 12, 1995, Pike, Shipp, | Peterson, and Slemmer signed out of the dormitory and |
| ite Talkin' Loud record label headed by Giles | Peterson, and the group had built a significant fanbas |
| us year, Flint natives Mateen Cleaves, Morris | Peterson and Charlie Bell (the "Flintstones") had led |
| Gordon Griffiths, Ronald Kujansuu, Dennis | Peterson and Joseph Ruete were elected to council. |
| The album features founding members Dickie | Peterson and Paul Whaley. |
| directed by Norma Bailey, starring Kimberlee | Peterson and Rhea Perlman, about a self-injurer teenag |
| acts that he managed: Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar | Peterson and Joe Pass. |
| Dizzy Gillespie for Oscar | Peterson and Dizzy Gillespie |
| Peterson and his wife Cherye are the parents of six ch | |
| Cybil calls J. | Peterson and says the password, "Cleanliness is next t |
| a founding partner of the law firm of Clapp, | Peterson and Stowers. |
| His most notable draftees include Adrian | Peterson and Sidney Rice in 2007, Tyrell Johnson and J |
| opular satisfaction with Liberal leader David | Peterson, and the fact that some local PCs were unhapp |
| Three other albums were recorded by | Peterson and his trio at the London House, The Trio, T |
| Gene Krupa, Charlie Barnet, Art Tatum, Oscar | Peterson and many others, and has released dozens of a |
| Andrew Stanton, Bob | Peterson and David Reynolds - Finding Nemo |
| ed three years of counsel to the Chicago firm | Peterson and Ross. |
| Peterson and his best friend adro thats kin to pedro r | |
| he season as the third running back to Adrian | Peterson and Allen Patrick, but started two games agai |
| der's “Pastime Paradise”, supported by Gilles | Peterson and Joey Negro among others. |
| al pioneers such as Andrew Weatherall, Gilles | Peterson and Norman Jay, where he recruited their tale |
| ificant success as a solo act, as did Colleen | Peterson and, for a time, David Wiffen. |
| Late in 2009, | Peterson announced that he would attempt to unseat sit |
| At a press conference during the draft, | Peterson announced, "My collarbone, I would say it's 9 |
| Winners of the scholarship award were Paul E. | Peterson, Anthony Bryk, Eric Hanushek, Terry Moe, Caro |
| Peterson appeared in three games with the Toronto Blue | |
| he airfield was used as an auxiliary field of | Peterson Army Air Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado w |
| lyrics were written by Christensen, and Frank | Peterson arranged and composed the music. |
| Soft Sands is a 1957 studio album by Oscar | Peterson, arranged by Buddy Bregman. |
| Fearing he is having a breakdown, | Peterson arranges for Swift to take Hibbs back to Engl |
| Drums: David Z., Ricky | Peterson, Art Wood, Les Pierce |
| nson described Judy Holliday's character Ella | Peterson as "an original subject - a telephone answeri |
| Trevor | Peterson as Trickster |
| Caleb | Peterson as Loomis |
| Arthur | Peterson as Ed Loughlin |
| After leaving office, Nixon, impressed by | Peterson's answers to Stans' questions, appointed Pete |
| Dorothy | Peterson as Mrs. Hawkins |
| Amanda | Peterson as Cindy Mancini |
| Dorothy | Peterson as Silas' Wife |
| Dorothy | Peterson as Manby, Fanny's housekeeper |
| In 1989, he performed with Terry and Oscar | Peterson as a member of Clark Terry and Friends at Tow |
| ical History Society eventually selected Elly | Peterson as the best Republican State Chairman in the |
| e Modesto police did not immediately identify | Peterson as a prime suspect, largely because Laci's fa |
| ust 6, 1945, Bigelow was on the bridge of the | Peterson as it sailed into Pearl Harbor, when he heard |
| Toddy | Peterson as Mabel |
| as Amanda, Robyn Lively as Banjo, and Amanda | Peterson as Squirt Sawyer. |
| Peterson AS is an industrial corporation based in Moss | |
| Their general manager, Carl | Peterson, asked the league to investigate whether the |
| became US champion but lost twice to Anthony | Peterson at the Olympic team trials. |
| olunteer football coach under Head Coach Bill | Peterson at Florida State University. |
| n 29 February 2008, and was produced by Frank | Peterson at his Nemo Studio. |
| Drama was produced by Frank | Peterson at his Nemo Studio, and mainly contained Germ |
| Oscar | Peterson at the Stratford Shakespearean Festival (1956 |
| 1980s and early 1990s DJing alongside Gilles | Peterson at the famous Dingwalls club in Camden, North |
| include Chicago Bears running back Adrian N. | Peterson, Atlanta Falcons middle linebacker Mike Peter |
| Peterson attended Blanche Ely High School in Pompano B | |
| Peterson attended Macalester College in Saint Paul, re | |
| Peterson attended college at the University of Montana | |
| Born in Ogden, Utah, | Peterson attended the public schools and Weber College |
| At Cicero Avenue, | Peterson Avenue becomes Caldwell Avenue and travels in |
| oadway, and once again at the intersection of | Peterson Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. |
| g Clark Street, U.S. Route 14 turns west onto | Peterson Avenue. |
| ars, The Ills, Jah Roots, Jerry Joseph, Julia | Peterson Band, Keller Williams, Kenny Larkin, Les Clay |
| Heidi | Peterson Barrett is a winemaker who has been responsib |
| piano; Dick McDonough, guitar; Arthur "Pete" | Peterson, bass; Cozy Cole, drums) |
| ted with many other artists, including Andrew | Peterson, Bebo Norman and Stephen Mason of Jars of Cla |
| On October 17, 2010, | Peterson became the fifth fastest player to run for 5, |
| On 1882-10-14, | Peterson became a member of the Council of Fifty. |
| In the late 1990s | Peterson became fluent in Dutch before serving an 18-m |
| After leaving Kansas City, | Peterson became the Chairman of USA Football in June 2 |
| Gary | Peterson became principal |
| He is married to Canadian pianist Sonja | Peterson Behrens. |
| Cassandra | Peterson, better known as Elvira, has a brief cameo as |
| Flanagan, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt, Oscar | Peterson, Betty Carter, Sonny Rollins, Ray Brown, Gera |
| n and played with Strings and Things, -(Oscar | Peterson), Bill Evans, Tommy Flanagan and (Keeter Bett |
| anists as his "first heroes", including Oscar | Peterson, Bill Evans, McCoy Tyner, Miles Davis, Herbie |
| Merrill | Peterson bio (1975) p 545 "When British attacks on Ame |
| replacement, Newnan, Georgia resident Spencer | Peterson, born in Oil City, Pennsylvania. |
| ruited by new provincial Liberal leader David | Peterson, Bossy sought election for the Ontario Libera |
| They were managed by Ham | Peterson both years. |
| In a recent interview, bassist Cole | Peterson briefly spoke about the summer 2009 European |
| "Big Noise" (Dickie | Peterson, Bruce Stephens, John Rewind) - 4:51 |
| Peterson Bryant (Pete) Jarman (October 31, 1892 - Febr | |
| on 23 June 1969 at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin by | Peterson Builders, launched on 14 January 1970, and de |
| n on 5 October 1970 at Sturgeon Bay, Wis., by | Peterson Builders, Inc.; launched on 15 April 1971; co |
| n Furniture plant burned down in August 1889, | Peterson built another factory a mile away. |
| John | Peterson built the windmill on Old Mill Lane in Portsm |
| 12 June - Theodor | Peterson, businessperson and politician (d.1888) |
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