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| ages have been named "best buys" by The Wine | Spectator, a consumer magazine, and Robert M. Parker, |
| me to The New Zealand Gazette and Wellington | Spectator a few months later. |
| hes often take place in public parks without | spectator accommodation or other facilities |
| Park, where the club was able to charge for | spectator admission. |
| ve been saving this from the March 2005 Wine | Spectator Advance: "Terrific nose of freshly crushed p |
| saw the game both during his career and as a | spectator after retiring. |
| 's articles were no longer published in Wine | Spectator after the article, and Matthews demanded a r |
| publication Yank began legal action against | Spectator, alleging unfair competition, interference w |
| olumnist for The Observer, a blogger for The | Spectator and TV critic for Standpoint magazine. |
| clude the four Toronto dailies, the Hamilton | Spectator and the St. Catharines Standard. |
| ariety of British publications including The | Spectator and the Sunday Telegraph. |
| , he worked as a journalist for the Hamilton | Spectator and later as editor-in-chief of the Ottawa C |
| arious Jewish periodicals, such as the Dutch | Spectator and the Taalkundig Magazin, and edited the ( |
| t and author, formerly a news editor of Wine | Spectator and wine and spirits writer and lifestyle ed |
| as since 1994 written the Turf column in The | Spectator and was for several years the racing corresp |
| He worked for the Hamilton | Spectator and with newspapers in Indianapolis, Indiana |
| She is a contributing editor of The | Spectator and until 2009 was a weekly columnist on The |
| lodged here from 1712, and founded both The | Spectator and The Tatler magazines. |
| f additional "mainstream" publications - The | Spectator and The Daily Telegraph, along with its sist |
| t employed as a journalist with the Hamilton | Spectator and later the Hamilton Herald, Wilton was se |
| right-wing press such as The Daily Mail, The | Spectator and Daily Telegraph. |
| Inspired by the English | Spectator and the spirit of rationalism and religious |
| In articles in Rolling Stone, The | Spectator and Noseweek, a controversial South African |
| every year according to US publications Wine | Spectator and Wine Advocate. |
| Guardian, The Independent, GQ Magazine, The | Spectator and the New Statesman and has made frequent |
| what popular due to good reviews in The Wine | Spectator and other publications, as well as an increa |
| The Sunday Times, as well as Q magazine, The | Spectator and The Idler. |
| nburgh) is a columnist for The Times and The | Spectator and the son of MP and former Conservative an |
| Margaret would write for the Oregon | Spectator, and she also authored literary works. |
| and they are Single Game, Batting Practice, | Spectator, and Season Game. |
| mes, People Magazine, Art International, The | Spectator, and The New Republic. |
| 12 October: The New Zealand | Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian begins publishing |
| n in the conservative magazines The American | Spectator and Newsmax. |
| e composes completely passively, almost as a | spectator, and afterward tries to interpret his config |
| He became literary editor of The | Spectator and the New Statesman. |
| umacher claimed he had collided first with a | spectator and the race jury accepted his story. |
| for a point but the sliothar rebounded off a | spectator and was then sent in for a goal and wrongly |
| , referred to on the website of The American | Spectator, and by Rush Limbaugh, and "fueled discussio |
| Football is the most popular | spectator and participation sport in the island. |
| ry Publishing, National Review, The American | Spectator, and Communio: International Catholic Review |
| The | Spectator and Literary Review also praised the book fo |
| to the expenses of the sport and the lack of | spectator appeal, but every year at least three of the |
| ed at later Olympic games because of lack of | spectator appeal. |
| There is a | spectator area that currently can accommodate 200 indi |
| The track then curves around the south bank | spectator area into the downhill, off-camber Graham Hi |
| ro's Mini tumble over the fence and into the | spectator area where two spectators were injured. |
| e cost are a new judges tower, a ski lift, a | spectator area, and wind nets. |
| g fireball of aviation fuel tumbled into the | spectator area, hitting the crowd and coming to rest a |
| complex boasts state-of-the-art lighting and | spectator areas built into the adjacent hillsides. |
| is held in the waters off Belmont Shore with | spectator areas on the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier. |
| ith three booms for easy division and larger | spectator areas. |
| ction and has not commented about a Hamilton | Spectator article naming him as a possible challenger |
| San Francisco | Spectator article (posted Oct. 21, 2000) on Louis Abol |
| ied compendiously in the selections from his | Spectator articles published in 1899 under the title o |
| School leaving at 16 to join the County Down | Spectator as a "cub" reporter, then columnist and depu |
| In 1995 she became Deputy Editor of The | Spectator, as well as being a columnist on its sister |
| ior Editor and European Bureau Chief of Wine | Spectator as well as European Editor of Cigar Aficiona |
| Suckling" and his employer publication Wine | Spectator as "Wine Speculator". |
| f sometimes regarded (e.g. by Addison in the | Spectator) as the origin of the club's name. |
| g the marriage, when in fact he was merely a | spectator, assisting at the ceremony with a resigned e |
| cted by Henry Lehrman, in it Chaplin plays a | spectator at a 'baby-cart race' in California. |
| William Gillespie - | Spectator at duel (uncredited) |
| Raymond Hatton - | Spectator at Bullfight (uncredited) |
| Jeff York as | Spectator at Temple (uncredited) |
| Spectator at the Theatre: A decade of First Nights 199 | |
| Harrison is still a regular | spectator at Hampshire matches at the Rose Bowl. |
| l copies of the local newspaper The Hamilton | Spectator at the corner of King and James. |
| Spectator attendance was 7302. | |
| f other collectible wines listed on the Wine | Spectator Auction Index. |
| drea's Light Cookbook, and received the Wine | Spectator Award of Excellence and the DiRoNA Excellenc |
| Wine | Spectator Award of Excellence |
| On his debut he was confused for a | spectator because of his youth. |
| the race the team was out practicing when a | spectator boat came too close to the rowing shell, and |
| Hardy wrote of the review, "alas...the | Spectator brought down its heaviest leaded pastoral st |
| Reader's Digest, and is wine editor for The | Spectator Business. |
| Pearson was at the match as a | spectator, but agreed to turn out for England. |
| However, the review in the | Spectator butchered Hardy and his work, calling the bo |
| s a spin-off from the Tatler, and The Female | Spectator by Eliza Haywood, was a short-lived monthly |
| review in The | Spectator by Giannandrea Poesio, December 5, 2007 |
| r a show, the band was approached by a young | spectator by the name of Keith Morris, who quipped tha |
| unken journalist), Waugh was sacked from The | Spectator by its then editor Nigel Lawson. |
| The purpose of 3D is to achieve that the | spectator can perceive the movie the same way as it oc |
| ms a cast of secondary characters which 'The | Spectator' can draw on in its stories and examples of |
| mference of 250 meters (820 ft), the venue's | spectator capacity was reduced to 3,000 people. |
| y of York in North Yorkshire, England with a | spectator capacity of 60,000. |
| The | spectator capacity of the course is estimated to be on |
| ighbouring East Stand on several levels, the | spectator capacity of the structure is 202. |
| Spectator capacity is 30,000 people. | |
| The | spectator capacity will be increased to 14,000. |
| It covers 1.24 km² and has a | spectator capacity of 14,000. |
| With a | spectator capacity of 11,429 it replaced the now-demol |
| Of the 2,500 | spectator capacity, 833 is made up of permanent, chair |
| Spectator Capacity: 1,800 | |
| urning by Parliament, but, as No. 384 of The | Spectator, circulated more widely than ever. |
| His wife writes the | Spectator column for Country Life magazine. |
| gstrip facilities in the late 1960s offering | spectator comforts and conveniences never before avail |
| tyle along the lines of the old The American | Spectator, complete with woodcut drawings and etchings |
| ld Report; former executive editor, American | Spectator; contributor, National Review; contributor, |
| A reported | spectator count of over 100,000 people show up to watc |
| Scotland and Ireland, reviewed books for The | Spectator, Country Life and the Telegraph, and also wr |
| nal career with Hamilton Thistle, playing in | Spectator Cup in 1921 and 1922. |
| ned to Accra in the same year and joined the | Spectator Daily as a reporter under the editorship of |
| 1995, three major political figures and The | Spectator deputy editor Anne Appelbaum took part in a |
| The | Spectator described this effort as a "lamentably non-t |
| thermore, one super-module of the Projectile | Spectator Detector (a calorimeter) was installed downs |
| 2007, the conservative British magazine The | Spectator drew some attention with its criticism of th |
| elopment of this training into a competitive | spectator event is often mistakenly believed to have f |
| race was marred by the death of 33 year old | spectator Everett Spence. |
| d by Slate in 2002, "Grape Rot: The New Wine | Spectator's Distinct Aroma of Fishiness", led to a har |
| d in Wallington, which has neither permanent | spectator facilities or floodlights, which makes them |
| atic Complex is a swimming pool complex with | spectator facilities in Chennai, India. |
| rome will have a 250-metre cycling track and | spectator facilities for 2,000 people. |
| unsatisfactory temporary | spectator facilities to the north and south of the wes |
| tive first team matches there due to lack of | spectator facilities. |
| s, dressing rooms, a medical room, press and | spectator facilities. |
| fellow conservative writers at The American | Spectator for a series of articles attacking Shirley S |
| z was placed among the top ten wines by Wine | Spectator for both the 2006 and 2007 vintages. |
| n National Review Online and in The American | Spectator, for example, and as a talk show host. |
| A tragic accident involving the death of a | spectator forced the owners into installing two new ch |
| editor of the British political magazine The | Spectator from 1970 to 1973. |
| tive political monthly magazine The American | Spectator from its founder R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. in s |
| He had bought a controlling interest in The | Spectator from John St. Loe Strachey in 1925 and, alth |
| John St. Loe Strachey edited the | Spectator from 1887 to 1925. |
| It contains one large courtroom with a | spectator gallery towards the rear. |
| In 1995, The | Spectator garnered outrage from his family when they a |
| In 1994, Wine | Spectator, gave Trinchero its Distinguished Service Aw |
| made aware that play was continuing until a | spectator got his attention by striking his window wit |
| rd, the Forbes Five Star Award, and the Wine | Spectator Grand Award. |
| Wine | Spectator Grand Award Top 100 |
| Wine | Spectator has reported that such California wineries a |
| Melanie Phillips of The | Spectator has described the Centre as "invaluable", an |
| From its founding in 1828 The | Spectator has taken a pro-British line in foreign affa |
| h there is a permanent staff of writers, The | Spectator has always had room for a wide array of cont |
| rey, the son of John Strachey, editor of The | Spectator, he was educated at Eton College and Magdale |
| During an interview with The | Spectator, he was referred to as 'the real father of C |
| Carr wrote for The | Spectator in 2007 - "I am old-fashioned and aged enoug |
| in the season after swinging his stick at a | spectator in Chicago who was heckling him. |
| Only Connect: Art and the | Spectator in the Italian Renaissance, [A.W. Mellon Lec |
| The pub was first mentioned in the | Spectator in August 1712 in relation to the popular an |
| He was Washington correspondent for London's | Spectator in the mid-1980s. |
| In 1939, the Armenian Mirror merged with The | Spectator in New York to form the Armenian Mirror-Spec |
| Peter Oborne wrote in The | Spectator in January 2004: "Legal opinion in Northern |
| An orange, thrown by a | spectator in the stands, whizzed by Pearson at the goa |
| lassical Hollywood cinema inevitably put the | spectator in a masculine subject position, with the fi |
| Painting the Difference: Sex and | Spectator in Modern Art, University of Chicago Press, |
| ted - which Matthew Dennison, writing in The | Spectator in 2008 described as "Day-Glo striations of |
| Reports in Edwardsville's The | Spectator indicated that Smith was "killed in an affra |
| was in second place when he collided with a | spectator, injured his knee, and had to abandon the ra |
| th Denmark and Germany, massively increasing | spectator interest and participation in the sport as w |
| Spectator ions concentration only affect the Debye len | |
| A net ionic equation ignores the | spectator ions that were part of the original equation |
| The Newtownards | Spectator is a newspaper serving Newtownards, County D |
| A | spectator is shot during a performance at London's Win |
| His time at The | Spectator is best remembered for his support of Enoch |
| Paraclinus | spectator is a species of labrisomid blenny. |
| is plays leave with the attentive reader and | spectator is one of the humanity, forgiveness, reconci |
| ositive reviews from James Laube of the Wine | Spectator, Joshua Greene of Wine & Spirits, and L. Pie |
| A Collingwood | spectator jumped the fence at the round 18 match again |
| bizarre sequence of events, beginning with a | spectator jumping into the pool. |
| The | spectator keeps getting in the way of the camera and i |
| us photographic technology, because what the | spectator knows about the image is that it has an unce |
| d reviewer of wines from California for Wine | Spectator, Laube's influence over the California wine |
| ibutor, and from 1925 to 1932 editor, of The | Spectator magazine in Britain. |
| She related how the | Spectator Magazine originated in 1978 as the adult-ser |
| Spectator Magazine was an American weekly newspaper pu | |
| Proprietor of The | Spectator Magazine 1975-81. |
| peatedly winning the "Grand Award" from Wine | Spectator Magazine due to extensive collection of wine |
| He was the editor of the conservative | Spectator magazine from 1975 to 1984, and now contribu |
| 08 Grand Award, Wine Lists and Service, Wine | Spectator Magazine for Restaurant Guy Savoy Las Vegas |
| Confirmed by writers from Wine | Spectator magazine and a source at Rubicon Estate (Nap |
| rbes, bidding against Marvin Shanken of Wine | Spectator Magazine, with Michael Broadbent handling th |
| controversial lawsuit for libel against The | Spectator magazine, which had described the men as dri |
| 1994, giving an exculpatory interview to The | Spectator magazine, and in the 2001 general election f |
| of a 40th anniversary gala for The American | Spectator magazine. |
| ed as one of the best in the USA by The Wine | Spectator magazine. |
| unications, the publisher since 1976 of Wine | Spectator magazine. |
| n the July/August 2006 issue of The American | Spectator, Martin Gilbert, a Holocaust historian, writ |
| rails, and the occasional excited or drunken | spectator may fall or collide with the riders or the b |
| ses bodily harm to another athlete, coach or | spectator may be guilty of committing an intentional t |
| ible to decompose the this was, and thus the | spectator may come to have not only a synthetic but an |
| On 30 January 1942 the Hamilton | Spectator mentioned him in an article about ongoing tr |
| The home versions contained a | spectator mode where you can watch your favorite boxer |
| Canadian | Spectator, Montreal 1822-1829 |
| econds, de Lima was halted and grappled by a | spectator named Cornelius Horan, a defrocked Irish pri |
| aterial to The Weekly Standard, The American | Spectator, National Review Online, the Wall Street Jou |
| It is published by the Bangor-based | Spectator Newspapers and has a sister title, the Count |
| rugs and nods;' and he is referred to in The | Spectator No. 560: ‘Every one has heard of the famous |
| ppeared in other publications, including The | Spectator, NOW Magazine, the London Cycling Campaign's |
| Turnstiles should mechanically record | spectator numbers and grounds should have internal tel |
| The Bulldogs often see | spectator numbers for home games easily surpass the 50 |
| he predominantly south east based league and | spectator numbers fell. |
| le players and their competitive games build | spectator numbers Telford becomes renowned as a Basket |
| ewport in 1834 and united the Argus with the | Spectator of that place, continuing as editor for seve |
| his visit resulted in the publication in The | Spectator of seven weekly letters, collected in book f |
| Probably the most famous | spectator of this rivalry was present on Thanksgiving |
| His kinsman, John Mark, who was a | spectator of this barbarous action, privately interred |
| The verdict was reported in The | Spectator on March 22, 1825. |
| legraph, Time, The New Republic, George, The | Spectator, Paris Match and the Far Eastern Economic Re |
| The | spectator parking lots have a capacity of over 10,000 |
| the college broke ground on a new 1,000 seat | spectator pavilion at Albert-Daly Field. |
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