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| Michael Hawkins ( | US actor) (born 1935) |
| Nan Hayworth, | U.S. Representative |
| "President", Coventry Healthcare, | US Naval Academy, Annapolis Graduate 1980 |
| Malin wrote the hymn "God, Our Father, Hear | us Pray". |
| We're Lions hear | us roar |
| We're Mills Mountain Lions, hear | us roar: Mills is grrrrrrrreat! |
| Rank and organization: Coal Heaver, | U.S. Navy. |
| James T. Heflin, | U.S. senator from Alabama |
| That is the glue that held | us together. |
| Maybe this song will help | us. |
| "Heaven Help | Us All" (Ron Miller) - 3:13 |
| Come, Thou almighty King, Help | us Thy name to sing, Help us to praise! |
| Deacon: Help | us, save us, have mercy on us, and keep us, O God, |
| The police and government didn't help | us, the police even opened fire on us." |
| Help | us to grow in love for one another, |
| Can anyone help | us out here? |
| Ah ! who shall help | us from over-spelling |
| "The changes certainly haven't helped | us. |
| Here | US 15-501 splits into Business and Bypass routes. |
| Alexis Herman, | U.S. Secretary of Labor. |
| Christian Herter, | U.S. Secretary of State under Dwight D. Eisenhower. |
| They also wished to meet with high-ranking | US officials. |
| It is located along Beaumont Highway ( | U.S. Highway 90). |
| Jefferson Davis Highway ( | U.S. Route 1 and U.S. Route 301) |
| Highway: | U.S. Route 49. |
| Major corridor highways, | US 15-501 and US 64, a four lane divided highway, i |
| It is near the highways, | U.S. Route 15, U.S. Route 17, U.S. Route 29, and Vir |
| President Harry Truman appointed him | U.S. Ambassador to Mexico. |
| They say unto him, Because no man hath hired | us. |
| After that, he joined Robert Palmer for his | US tour. |
| The historic | US Route 299 sign |
| Historic | U.S. brewing names that were consolidated into G. |
| The route is signed with Historic | US 66 route markers. |
| Going north, the highway first hits | U.S. 17. |
| A. Stoll, A. Hofmann, | U.S. Patent 2,090,430 (1937). |
| "You Can't Hold | Us Back" |
| David Manz designed the system and hold | US patents. |
| Seattle Post Intelligencer, May 15, 2007, “' | Us vs. them' mentality holds us back” |
| Chris Van Hollen, | U.S. Representative |
| June 18 - Libby Holman, | US singer and actress (b. |
| 1978: Holocaust ( | US mini-series) as Adolf Eichmann |
| Elizabeth Holtzman, | U.S. Congresswoman |
| For the PBS television host, see Hometime ( | US TV series). |
| Mike Honda's | U.S. House website |
| J.S.H. Davies, W. Hook, | U.S. Patent 2,559,011 (1951). |
| Herbert Hoover, | U.S. Secretary of Commerce from California |
| The seedlings of hope: | U.S. policy in Africa, U.S. Department of State, 198 |
| Larry J. Hopkins, | U.S. Congressman |
| R.J. Horclois, | U.S. Patent 2,902,484 (1959). |
| Cagey House ( | US): electro, comedy, other. |
| It houses | U.S. Civil War artifacts. |
| Arthur Howard ( | US actor), US television actor; starred in Square O |
| However, | U.S. Army Brig. |
| John T. Hughes, | U.S. defense intelligence photo interpreter |
| Merlin Hull, | U.S. Congressman, 1935-47 |
| Humor | us with details here, please. |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2006 |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (2): 2009, 2010 |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2004 |
| Lamar Hunt | US Open Cup 5 |
| For Sounders, won the 2010 Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup: 2010 |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2003 |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2005 |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2009 |
| See also: 2010 Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2008 |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2010 |
| Lamar Hunt | US Open Cup |
| Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup (1): 2007 |
| Main article: 2011 Lamar Hunt | U.S. Open Cup qualification |
| They had 3 hits in 1969, I've Been Hurt ( | U.S. #35), What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am (U.S. |
| Kathryn Ann Bailey Hutchison, | US senator |
| Hypocrisy | U.S. Mix |
| Main article: 2001 IGA | U.S. Indoor Championships - Doubles |
| Chicago, IL, | US: Delmark Records (DE 556). |
| Highland Park, IL, | US: The Sirens Records, LLC (SR5009). |
| Basco is a village in Hancock County, Illinois, | U.S. |
| Rockford, Illinois, | U.S. |
| It has sold over 408,000 copies in | US. |
| The Praise In | Us; Neal Joseph; Myrrh |
| All values in | US dollars. |
| All money is in | US dollars |
| The album became the fastest selling debut in | U.S. history. |
| In February 2008, he was on trial in | U.S. Lecce. |
| #1 in | U.S. by T&FN…best of 8:21.36. |
| It was the largest bankruptcy filing in | U.S. history. |
| Scholtz spent the next 18 months in | US captivity. |
| Additional Music in | US version by Les Baxter |
| His Son and Wife are living in | US. |
| A growing number study in | U.S. universities. |
| It is the second deadliest tornado in | U.S. history. |
| She regularly competes in | U.S. Women's Chess Championship. |
| Listed in Who's Who in | U.S. Executives - 1990 Edition |
| He was in quarterfinal in | US Open doubles, 1991, partnering Matt Lucena from |
| Eldorado Computing in | US (2005) |
| The Sample processing module described in | U.S. patent #3192968 |
| Quadratini Napolitaner (Hazelnut in | U.S.) |
| Hall's case is pending in | U.S. Federal Court. |
| May God dwell in | us, and we in him. |
| Understanding English Language Variation in | U.S. Schools. |
| and in | U.S. presidential elections. |
| Myers served in | U.S. Army Reserves from 1970-76. |
| Beitzel served in | U.S. Army from 1965-68. |
| Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen (issued in | U.S. on Kapp) |
| David Bowie (1965-1966; issued in | U.S. on Warner Bros.) |
| The Power that Worketh in | Us (Independence, Mo.: Herald House) |
| Originally expensive, listing at $1599 in | U.S. |
| Trance Mix USA vol. 2 (2001) (Released in | US) |
| Don Moen - God in | Us (2001) |
| Fucidin (of Leo in | US) |
| Fortify Infrastructure Services in | US (2010) |
| r Special Operations contributions will include | U.S. Air Force Combat Controllers, and U.S. Air Forc |
| Concurrencies include | US 441 from Royal Palm Beach to Okeechobee, US 27 f |
| Government clients include: | U.S. Department of Defense, Federal Bureau of Invest |
| The school's staff includes | U.S. Sailing Association certified instructors. |
| aps several highways along its route, including | U.S. 501, I-74, U.S. 74, U.S. 76, N.C. |
| These newsreels incorporated | U.S. military footage. |
| Orrin Hatch, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Joe Biden (D), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Frank Church, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Howell Heflin, incumbent | U.S. Senator since 1979 |
| Gaylord Nelson, incumbent | U.S. Senator since 1963. |
| Walter Huddleston, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Paul Wellstone* (D), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Bill Frist, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Kay Bailey Hutchison, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Mike Monroney, Incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Chris Coons, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Mitch McConnell (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Judd Gregg, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Frank Lautenberg, incumbent | U.S. Senator since 1982 |
| Richard Lugar, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Chuck Grassley (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Patrick Leahy, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Max Baucus, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Bob Kasten, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Tim Johnson (D), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| J. James Exon, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Chuck Schumer, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jon Kyl, incumbent | U.S. Senator first elected in 1994 |
| Elizabeth Dole (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Christopher Dodd, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jack Reed (D), Incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Paula Hawkins, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Don Young, incumbent | U.S. Representative |
| Roger Jepsen, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| David Karnes - incumbent | U.S. Senator since 1987. |
| Rick Santorum, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Gordon Smith, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| John Barrasso, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| George Voinovich, incumbent | U.S. Senator and former Governor |
| Arlen Specter, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Lisa Murkowski (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| William V. Roth, incumbent | U.S. Senator and former U.S. Congressman |
| John Kerry - incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Dale Bumpers, incumbent | U.S. Senator and former Governor |
| Jim Broyhill (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator and U.S. Congressman |
| Herb Kohl, incumbent | U.S. senator |
| Lincoln Chafee, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Frank Lautenberg, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jeff Bingaman, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Ted Kennedy (D)- Incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Slade Gorton, incumbent | U.S. Senator (1981-1987, 1989-) |
| Bob Packwood, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jim Inhofe (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| John Cornyn, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jim DeMint, incumbent | U.S. senator |
| Byron Dorgan, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Gary Hart, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Pat Roberts (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Tom Harkin - Incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| John Culver, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Pete Domenici (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., incumbent | U.S. Senator since 1971 |
| James Abdnor, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| The incumbent | U.S. Senator David B. Hill was re-nominated. |
| George McGovern (L), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| John Thune, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Fritz Hollings (D), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Blanche Lincoln (D), Incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Max Cleland, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Henry Bellmon, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| John Warner (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Maria Cantwell, incumbent | U.S. senator |
| John Glenn - incumbent | U.S. Senator; former astronaut. |
| Max Baucus (D), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| John McCain, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Mike Enzi, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Sherrod Brown, incumbent | U.S. senator |
| William V. Roth (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jack Reed, Incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Herb Kohl, incumbent | U.S. Senator first elected in 1988 |
| He ran against incumbent | U.S. Senator John Glenn in 1980. |
| Jim Jeffords, incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| Jack Reed (D), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
| David Durenberger, incumbent | U.S. Senator since 1978 |
| Richard Burr (R), incumbent | U.S. Senator |
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