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| Dancer, | Texas Pop 81 is a 1998 comedy film about four friend |
| Crane County, | Texas pop. |
| Dawson County, | Texas pop. |
| Borden County, | Texas pop. |
| Terrell County, | Texas pop. |
| Texas portal | |
| Reklaw, | Texas Post Office |
| Kevin Neal, Founder of the North | Texas Power Stroke Association |
| Texas Power is a retail electricity provider (REP) s | |
| Texas Power services roughly 20,000 residential elec | |
| Texas Power also serves small, medium and large comm | |
| Roma currently plays in the North | Texas Premier Soccer Association. |
| South | Texas Preparatory Academy (STPA) (Edinburg) |
| Also known as | Texas Presbyterian College for Girls was a woman's c |
| A recipient of the State Bar of | Texas Presidential Citation, she is a member of the |
| The publication is a | Texas Press Association Award winner. |
| The University of North | Texas Press (or UNT Press), founded in 1987, is a un |
| Sweepstakes Award of the West | Texas Press Association. |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press, 1976. |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press, Austin. |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press, 1997. |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press, 2001. |
| Exiled in the Homeland, University of | Texas Press, 2010. |
| Austin, Tex.: University of | Texas Press, 1993. |
| 007 by Steve Bickerstaff and the University of | Texas Press, is a book chronicling the 2003 Texas co |
| Austin, TX: University of | Texas Press, 1966. |
| Postethnic Narrative Criticism (University of | Texas Press, 2003) |
| University of North | Texas Press, 1997. |
| Many Times, but Then (University of | Texas Press, 1979) |
| he Texas-Mexican Frontier, 1842 (University of | Texas Press, 1964). |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press, 1951. |
| (University of | Texas Press, 2011) |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press, 2006 (ISBN 978-0-292-71457-1) |
| University of | Texas Press. |
| Republic of | Texas Press. |
| Austin: University of | Texas Press. |
| Austin, TX: University of | Texas Press. |
| University of | Texas Press: Austin, 1965. |
| He lived in Arlington, | Texas previously, but has recently moved back to a s |
| Tatsch's work is prized by collectors of | Texas primitive furniture. |
| The | Texas Prison Rodeo was a rodeo and an annual celebra |
| For the Sugar Land, | Texas prison, see Central Unit. |
| As a result of overcrowding in | Texas prisons, McDuff was paroled on 11 October 1989 |
| eveland Unit is a prison for men in Cleveland, | Texas privately operated by the GEO Group on behalf |
| Maxson is the first recipient of the Arthouse | Texas Prize. |
| Another tornado near Lufkin, | Texas produced EF-3 damage. |
| The group recorded for | Texas producer Huey P. Meaux. |
| He was oil production supervisor for the West | Texas Production Company in Fort Worth, Texas from 1 |
| Texas profile | |
| Location: West | Texas project link |
| The Geostationary Banana Over | Texas project was a plan to launch a banana-shaped a |
| tropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, | Texas provides public transportation. |
| The | Texas Psychological Association is located in the ci |
| Texas Punk Groups From The Sixties, Volume 1 (LP) | |
| Born in Archer City, | Texas, Purcell attended the public schools and recei |
| This article is about the current | Texas radio station. |
| "The Wasp ( | Texas Radio and the Big Beat)" - 3:04 |
| KTSA staff inducted into the | Texas Radio Hall of Fame include Ricci Ware and Brad |
| Wayne Harrison - | Texas radio reporter jailed in 1979 in Longview, Tex |
| KMFA FM 89.5 is an Austin, | Texas radio station playing classical music and lice |
| KCYL is an Lampasas, | Texas radio station, licensed to Lampasas, Texas, an |
| Texas Radio Hall of Fame (2002 inductee) | |
| KOKE is an Austin, | Texas radio station, operating at 1600 kHz, licensed |
| Missouri, Kansas and | Texas Railroad Depot is in Boonville, Missouri. |
| A Report Upon the Missouri, Kansas & | Texas Railway System. |
| Yarborough, an attorney in Houston, | Texas, ran for governor of Texas in 1962, 1964, and |
| He retired to his east | Texas ranch in 2004. |
| Infestation was also found in sika deer on | Texas ranches. |
| len Anderson, archivist and specialist on West | Texas ranching; author of pending history of Texas T |
| A former | Texas Ranger who won a merit award from the Governor |
| Augustus McCrae (David Arquette) - | Texas Ranger |
| James McIntire was a gunfighter and | Texas Ranger in the old west of the United States. |
| Kenneth Tobey as | Texas Ranger Lieutenant Herly |
| John McIntire as | Texas Ranger Sergeant Henessey |
| Dick Foote as | Texas Ranger Pipes |
| Hank Bell as a | Texas Ranger |
| Dave O'Brien as | Texas Ranger Dave Wyatt |
| Walker | Texas Ranger (TV) (1999) episodes 7x15-16 : Rachel F |
| James Newill as | Texas Ranger Jim |
| Dave O'Brien as | Texas Ranger Tex |
| Guy Wilkerson as | Texas Ranger Panhandle |
| He then became editor of The | Texas Ranger and published more Wonder Wart-Hog stor |
| Walker, | Texas Ranger (1994-1998; 7 episodes) as Bobby |
| ten (September 3, 1862 - August 5, 1953) was a | Texas Ranger who was inducted into the Texas Rangers |
| was married to Zachary Taylor Autry who was a | Texas Ranger and early settler of Northern Bexar Cou |
| The shows were reenactments of actual | Texas Ranger cases. |
| Tom Mix as Tom Morgan, | Texas Ranger |
| Ryan was a technical consultant to the Walker, | Texas Ranger television program, and briefly appeare |
| Walker, | Texas Ranger - "An Innocent Man" (1993) |
| Walker, | Texas Ranger (1993) (TV-Series) - Young Raymond Fire |
| "Walker, | Texas Ranger" (1998) (Stunts) |
| Clarence Gilyard, actor (Matlock and Walker, | Texas Ranger) |
| For the | Texas Ranger, see John Coffee Hays. |
| The species is also called | Texas Ranger, Silverleaf, or Cenizo. |
| Tarrant County Courthouse was seen in Walker, | Texas Ranger. |
| Worked on Walker, | Texas Ranger; The Con; and Fingerprints. |
| However, a group of | Texas Rangers stop the robbery. |
| Drafted by the | Texas Rangers in the 11th round of the 1985 amateur |
| In 2008, Colborn became the | Texas Rangers bullpen coach. |
| He pitched for the | Texas Rangers in one game on August 24 during the 19 |
| After the war, he led units of | Texas Rangers and soldiers in Texas. |
| Beau Jones, pitcher for | Texas Rangers AA Team |
| In 1995, he played in the | Texas Rangers organization. |
| He moved on to the | Texas Rangers organization, signing with Texas in Ja |
| 3B Buddy Bell: | Texas Rangers |
| Gerald Laird - | Texas Rangers - Major League Baseball Player |
| in nine games, starting seven of them for the | Texas Rangers during the 1985 Texas Rangers season. |
| sted at 6' 0", 180 lb., he was selected by the | Texas Rangers in the 1992 draft out of Texas Tech. |
| Duran played for the | Texas Rangers in the 1981 season. |
| He played for the | Texas Rangers for six games during the 1974 Texas Ra |
| Texas Rangers Hall of Fame Inductees | |
| ullas (July 4, 1891 - February 13, 1977) was a | Texas Rangers captain and a staff member of the Texa |
| Quintanilla signed with the | Texas Rangers after the season and in July 2011, he |
| Scott Feldman, | Texas Rangers pitcher |
| The | Texas Rangers (1951) |
| Jeff Francoeur - | Texas Rangers right-fielder (Class of 2002) |
| Hecht spent three years as the | Texas Rangers' performance coach. |
| player (pitched in the American League for the | Texas Rangers) |
| n November 15, 1845; January - February 1874 - | Texas Rangers, Young County, Texas. |
| A group of Terry's | Texas Rangers, c. 1861. |
| As a young man, Captain Bill McDonald of the | Texas Rangers, operated a small store at Brown's Blu |
| He played for the | Texas Rangers. |
| In 1956, he was made Acting Chief of the | Texas Rangers. |
| began his career as a director on Tales of the | Texas Rangers. |
| Usher appeared in the 2001 film | Texas Rangers. |
| Rafael Hill was drafted by the | Texas Rangers. |
| in that role for four years before joining the | Texas Rangers. |
| Big Foot Wallace of the | Texas Rangers. |
| He was drafted in 1986 by the | Texas Rangers. |
| On November 30, Alvarez signed with the | Texas Rangers. |
| He later scouted for the | Texas Rangers. |
| After the war, he served in the | Texas Rangers. |
| Marshall was purchased from the Braves by the | Texas Rangers. |
| In 1920 he enlisted in the | Texas Rangers. |
| The | Texas Rangers: A Century of Frontier Defense Walter |
| he part, he began to watch football, listen to | Texas rap music, research famous running backs, as w |
| Leucistic | Texas Rat Snake (Elaphe obsoleta) |
| There is no magic right | Texas received to secede from the Union (which would |
| Southeast | Texas receives an early Christmas present, another s |
| (In | Texas records the spelling is usually anglicized.) |
| San Antonio, | Texas: Red River Dave Music Company. |
| Canis rufus rufus or the | Texas Red wolf refers to a type of Red wolf that liv |
| "East | Texas Red" (Woody Guthrie) - Arlo Guthrie - 5:34 |
| See 2003 | Texas redistricting for information on the Democrati |
| Lampson represented an adjacent district (the | Texas's 9th congressional district) until DeLay engi |
| Texas Reds Steak and Grape Festival Bryan, Texas | |
| Daily Texan article on University of | Texas Regent Levi Olan |
| University of | Texas Regents bibliography of Levi Olan |
| Corpus Christi is a coastal city in the South | Texas region of the U.S. state of Texas. |
| are Family provides healthcare for the Central | Texas region. |
| The festival encompasses the entire Southeast | Texas region. |
| The Central | Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) is a Regio |
| The North East | Texas Regional Mobility Authority (NET RMA) is a Reg |
| Southeast | Texas Regional Airport (Port Arthur, near Beaumont) |
| North | Texas Regional Airport / Perrin Field (IATA: PNX, IC |
| in the ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of | Texas) regions of the following utility regions: Cen |
| It was Jack's third | Texas relays win. |
| Texas released him on May 1, 2009. | |
| While involved in the | Texas relief programs Westbook was intensely interes |
| The | Texas Renaissance Festival is located in Plantersvil |
| Texas rendered laws banning consensual sexual activi | |
| Dawson High School was named after former | Texas Representative Glenda Dawson who also taught f |
| Texas Republican Party candidates | |
| Texas Republican Primary US Senate 2008 | |
| ns and the fiery pro-confederate stance of the | Texas Republican made it one of the most-read papers |
| From 1983-1988, Strake was the | Texas Republican state chairman. |
| In the | Texas Republican, Loughery defended slavery and plan |
| Lake Granbury is a North | Texas reservoir near Granbury, Texas. |
| Texas Residential Construction Commission was a Texa | |
| The first restaurant was founded by | Texas restaurateur Philip J. Romano in Leon Springs, |
| Strata ( | Texas Review Press, 1993) |
| Are We There Yet? ( | Texas Review Press, 2006) |
| Texas Review Poetry Chapbook Prize, 1980 | |
| Remembering New London ( | Texas Review Press, 1981) |
| Texas Review Press Poetry Prize, 2008 | |
| The | Texas Review of Entertainment & Sports Law is a stud |
| "The Teachings of Don B." The | Texas Review. |
| It was the final battle of the | Texas Revolution where Texas won its independence fr |
| When the | Texas Revolution started, he marched to Nacogdoches, |
| He was active in the | Texas Revolution and acted as Secretary of War for t |
| When the | Texas Revolution came, Cherokees tried to remain neu |
| Her articles include "Women of the | Texas Revolution" (2007) and "Prairies to Progress: |
| This is a timeline of the | Texas Revolution, spanning the time from the earlies |
| At the time of the | Texas Revolution, there were 30,000 Anglo and Hispan |
| 994), Texian Iliad - A Military History of the | Texas Revolution, Austin, TX: University of Texas Pr |
| 994), Texian Iliad - A Military History of the | Texas Revolution, Austin, TX: University of Texas Pr |
| After the | Texas Revolution, the area once again changed hands, |
| After the | Texas Revolution, he lived in Leon County, Texas for |
| From before the end of the | Texas Revolution, Mexico recognized that the Nueces |
| he 141st includes units tracing origins to the | Texas Revolution, such as Company A, First Texas, 18 |
| This is the first such invasion since the | Texas Revolution. |
| His brother-in-law Peter Hansbrough Bell was a | Texas Revolutionary and Mexican War veteran who serv |
| Washington Hockley (1802- June 6, 1851) was a | Texas revolutionary who served as Secretary of War f |
| Texas Rhythm, Texas Rhyme: A Pictorial History of Te | |
| Governor of | Texas Rick Perry (Class of 1968). |
| Anulocaulis reflexus - | Texas ringstem |
| He spent his childhood in the | Texas Rio Grande Valley and in West Texas, near San |
| The West | Texas Road Hogs are a professional baseball team bas |
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