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| He voted for the | bill, but UKIP opposed it. |
| The Cabinet of Ministers approved the | bill, but the fall of the Government delayed the bil |
| He wrote a draft | bill, but the government chose not to act on it. |
| Leonard Cohen was also listed on the | bill but did not appear. |
| Nelson voted against the reconciliation | bill, but as the bill was not subject to a filibuste |
| Mayor John Peyton vetoed the | bill, but the council voted unanimously to override |
| Bill Butler has been at the forefront of the campaig | |
| She is married to fellow Labour MSP | Bill Butler. |
| ora has been issued with an origin denomination | bill by the Mexican government. |
| inally slated to appear but was replaced on the | bill by Night Ranger. |
| The Senate then passed the | bill by unanimous consent without debate. |
| mended the Aboriginal Land (Northern Territory) | Bill by introducing the Aboriginal Land Rights (Nort |
| On July 22, 2009, the House passed the | bill by a vote of 265-166. |
| However, passage of a | bill by the state assembly alone does not change the |
| Bill Byrge - Gas Station Attendant | |
| Bill Byrne - baritone saxophone, soprano saxophone, | |
| sented the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1968-69 ( | Bill C-150), an omnibus bill which, among other thin |
| Bill C-213 or Louis Riel Day Act and Bill C-417 Loui | |
| On February 10, 2009, Hyer tabled | Bill C-311 the Climate Change Accountability Act (Bi |
| received Royal Assent on December 18, 2001, as | Bill C-36. |
| Bill C-38 - the Civil Marriage Act, legalized Same-s | |
| Bill C-43 - the Canadian federal budget, 2005 | |
| ctedly votes to invoke closure on the debate on | Bill C-48 and pass the bill immediately. |
| Bill Cabaniss, State Senator and former State Repres | |
| Dorville - | Bill, cabaret owner |
| ion at Cal State Northridge with Joel Leach and | Bill Calkins. |
| is James Cross and the Chairman is Sir William ( | Bill) Callaghan. |
| All songs written by | Bill Callahan except were noted. |
| Bill Callahan - vocals, guitar | |
| between Palace Brothers (Will Oldham) and Smog ( | Bill Callahan). |
| (Smog), | Bill Callahan, a music artist |
| Lead singer/guitarist Country (voiced by | Bill Callaway) |
| ey have nasal passages that attach to the upper | bill called naricorns. |
| The case led to a | bill called Anna Mae He Act (Bill HB0351), which has |
| He introduced a | bill calling for a written constitution in the UK. |
| The | bill calling the convention passed on 17 January. |
| Bill Calvert as Kevin | |
| Opposition to the | bill came strongly from the ACLU. |
| Chairman and CEO | Bill Cameron. |
| Notes from Underground - Adapted by | Bill Camp and Robert Woodruff from the novel by Fyod |
| Not to be confused with | Bill Campbell (baseball). |
| Bill Campbell did not retire from the Phillies in 19 | |
| William Campbell as The Talker (as | Bill Campbell) |
| “That particular | bill can have severe consequences for journalists. |
| Calloway hopes that the | bill can be expanded to include other sports besides |
| Recording - | Bill Candelario |
| "Slippin' Through the Cracks" ( | Bill Candy) - 3:21 |
| Ann and | Bill cannot both win the race. |
| Therefore, | Bill cannot win the race. |
| Bill Cantrell, record producer, owner of Hi Records | |
| an interception 50 yards, leading to a 32-yard | Bill Capece field goal. |
| Bill Capizzi | |
| Fred MacMurray as | Bill Cardew |
| Bill Cardille as his horror host alter ego "Chilly B | |
| William ( | Bill) Carey |
| Bill Carey -Preceding unsigned comment added by 199. | |
| "You've Changed" (Carl T. Fischer, | Bill Carey) - 7:55 |
| "You've Changed" (Carl T. Fischer, | Bill Carey) - 3:35 |
| "You've Changed" ( | Bill Carey, Carl T. Fischer) - 4:55 |
| Rob Ronoldo and | Bill Carinci were in attendance. |
| ican journalist and television news anchor, see | Bill Carlson. |
| Concord Labor MLA | Bill Carlton died on 30 January 1949. |
| Bill Carney: drums (tracks 3-5) | |
| Referee: | Bill Carollo |
| Steven Ford ... Lt. | Bill Carpenter |
| In 2008, | Bill Carr was inducted into the National Track and F |
| Bill Carr, 1932 Olympic double gold medalist | |
| Bill Carr-vocals | |
| Hubert “Dutch” Leonard and | Bill Carrigan (right), 1916 |
| His successor, | Bill Carrigan, would win two more World Series title |
| Michael Sheen as | Bill Carroll |
| Bill Carroll released an album in 1994 titled Kohout | |
| Bill Carrothers | |
| Bill Carrothers, Cuong Vu and bassist, Mark Dresser. | |
| Bill Carrothers: piano | |
| Lee McNeill was recruited by | Bill Carson 1984 out of St. Pauls for East Carolina |
| January 25, 1929 - | Bill Carson traded to Boston Bruins for $25,000. |
| In 2003, | Bill Carson was inducted into the Bobby Orr Hall of |
| Bill Carter (born 1966) is a writer and director. | |
| Adam Baldwin as | Bill Carter |
| Bill Carter & The Blame: "Rock-Ola" - 3:10 | |
| "Crossfire" ( | Bill Carter, Ruth Ellsworth, Chris Layton, Tommy Sha |
| All songs composed by | Bill Carter, Ruth Ellsworth and Terry McBride except |
| n by Tommy Shannon, Chris Layton, Reese Wynans, | Bill Carter, and Ruth Ellsworth. |
| Bill Carter, | |
| Dane Clark as | Bill Casey |
| Bill Casey can also refer to former Central Intellig | |
| ormer Conservative MP and independent candidate | Bill Casey. |
| The dinner honored former players | Bill Cash, Stanley Glenn, Harold Gould, and Wilmer H |
| (William) | Bill Cashin is a former Irish Labour Party politicia |
| Freshman Republican incumbent | Bill Cassidy is seeking re-election. |
| Bill Cassidy, incumbent U.S. Representative (campaig | |
| She has also made appearances in The | Bill, Casualty, Bad Girls and The Sweeney. |
| Other TV credits include: Z-Cars, The | Bill, Casualty, The New Statesman and Murder Most Ho |
| She has also appeared on The | Bill, Casualty, New Tricks, Doc Martin and Bad Girls |
| "Kentucky Homemade Christmas" ( | Bill Caswel, Kin Vassy) [4:16] |
| That's What Your Love Does to Me" (Chick Rains, | Bill Caswell) - 2:43 |
| "Lucky Dog" ( | Bill Caswell, Verlon Thompson) 2:44 |
| Bill Cathcart - Vice President and General Manager ( | |
| Bill Cato - First Cop at House | |
| ng, he was dealt to the St. Louis Cardinals for | Bill Caudill. |
| Bill Caulfield as Man in Hallway | |
| James Sikking - | Bill Cayton |
| "Time And Time Again" ( | Bill Chadwick, David Jones) |
| His son UAP candidate | Bill Chaffey won the resulting by-election on 10 Aug |
| For others uses, see | Bill Chamberlain (baseball). |
| For the college basketball player, see | Bill Chambers (basketball). |
| Bill Chambers - record-setting collegiate basketball | |
| His signature legislation was a | bill championing the rights of crime victims in 1992 |
| Bill Champlin of the band Chicago sang the opening t | |
| Bill Champlin | |
| "I Believe" ( | Bill Champlin) - 4:20 |
| the Love Has Gone" (David Foster, Jay Graydon, | Bill Champlin) |
| "Paradise" (Hancock, | Bill Champlin, David Foster, Jay Graydon) |
| 995 television series, the song was recorded by | Bill Champlin. |
| ersion was arranged and featured lead vocals by | Bill Champlin. |
| unsel by unscrupulous businessman Richard Ngai ( | Bill Chan). |
| Bill Chaney as Bill Chaney, short-bearded sidekick | |
| ad, turquoise-blue nape patch and black-and-red | bill characterize adults. |
| Main article: List of Blinky | Bill Characters |
| Souvenir - | Bill Charlap |
| also performed with jazz artists including The | Bill Charlap Trio and Rodney Whitaker. |
| Bill Charlap - piano | |
| Bill Charlton (businessman by profession) | |
| One of his most spectacular pieces is | Bill Charlton's Fancy, a 6/8 variation set. |
| "Bochawa" ( | Bill Chase) - 5:51 |
| "Run Back To Mama" ( | Bill Chase/Jim Peterik) - 3:13 |
| Bill Chen and Jerrod Ankenman (2006). | |
| s showing Fields in the Kinetics can be seen at | Bill Chewter's Facebook page at . |
| Bill Childress Elementary | |
| Bill Chitwood far right | |
| Bill Christ - Guitar | |
| Bill Church of Montrose used a Mustang in the early | |
| icted on the poster, John "Little Red" Galt vs. | Bill Church. |
| Bill Church: Bass | |
| Bill Cioce - Drums | |
| Bill Cissell, IF, 1937 | |
| Later on Governor Forsell vetoed the | bill citing the same arguments of the "minority." |
| Bill Clark (16 November 1929 - 3 June 2010) was a Ne | |
| He was signed by scout | Bill Clark. |
| "Ryan's Song" (inspired by a poem by | Bill Clarke) - 3:09 |
| Representative | Bill Clay of Missouri |
| Clay's father, | Bill Clay, had previously represented the district f |
| The | bill cleared the The House Administration Committee |
| William ( | Bill) Cleary (20 April 1931 - 12 March 1991) was an |
| Bill Cleator was born in San Diego, California and s | |
| Gabriel Byrne as | Bill Cleg |
| Bill Clement | |
| Republican | Bill Clements didn't run for re-election. |
| He was employed as a | bill clerk for the railroad. |
| Bill Clifton | |
| aker is awarded the Medal of Honor by President | Bill Clinton on January 13, 1997. |
| Further information: Electoral history of | Bill Clinton |
| On July 22, 1996, then-President | Bill Clinton visited Monrovia High School and made a |
| Former United States president | Bill Clinton has called the album an all-time favori |
| In 1979 Governor | Bill Clinton appointed Howard as a judge on the Arka |
| Pennsylvania was won by Governor | Bill Clinton (D) by a margin of 9.02%. |
| In 1994, President | Bill Clinton appointed Stewart to the United States |
| Bill Clinton easily carried the district in 1992 and | |
| In January 2009, | Bill Clinton returned the favor, hosting a fundraisi |
| nny A. Breuer, White House lawyer for President | Bill Clinton in the Lewinsky scandal |
| The BBRA was signed by President | Bill Clinton on November 29, 1999 after passing in C |
| ording to Salon, Condit voted against President | Bill Clinton most frequently of all Congressional De |
| Subsequently, President | Bill Clinton states that the U.N. oil-for-food sale |
| President | Bill Clinton mentioned LBUSD's uniform policy in his |
| erg: Assistant Secretary of HUD under President | Bill Clinton |
| Inaugural Balls - Presidents | Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush |
| 1994: U.S. president | Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary |
| Former U.S. President | Bill Clinton speaking at Hofheinz Pavilion during a |
| s nominated to the Seventh Circuit by President | Bill Clinton on March 31, 1995. |
| See Jimmy Carter and | Bill Clinton for variations. |
| Bill Clinton (D) (inc.) - 227,120 (51.08%) | |
| Bill Clinton - President of the United States (1993- | |
| Sidney Blumenthal briefing President | Bill Clinton in the Oval Office, 1998 |
| Former President | Bill Clinton appointed her to serve on the U.S. Advi |
| She was appointed United States Attorney by | Bill Clinton in 1993, serving through 2000. |
| In 1994, President | Bill Clinton awarded Cruz the National Medal of Arts |
| President | Bill Clinton recognized his outstanding scientific a |
| Zia with the then U.S. president | Bill Clinton |
| Future President | Bill Clinton was the Democratic nominee for a seat i |
| He served in the administration of | Bill Clinton according to the BBC. |
| Bill Clinton and Steven Spielberg at the 2009 ceremo | |
| United States President | Bill Clinton signed an executive order freezing the |
| Bill Clinton | |
| President | Bill Clinton of Arkansas |
| 55 West 125th where | Bill Clinton has his office |
| It voted for President | Bill Clinton in 1992 and 1996 elections. |
| President | Bill Clinton stated "We should have more schools lik |
| President | Bill Clinton chose not to renominate Van Antwerpen t |
| layed the song at the inauguration of President | Bill Clinton in 1993. |
| In 1994, | Bill Clinton was looking for a new lawyer as Bernard |
| President | Bill Clinton easily won his party's primaries by a l |
| 1992: | Bill Clinton won with approximately 69% of the vote, |
| President | Bill Clinton on November 29, 1993, four and one-half |
| Bill Clinton (inc.) - 9,706,802 (88.98%) | |
| He was later pardoned by | Bill Clinton in a controversial manner. |
| Part of the highway is known as | Bill Clinton Drive. |
| In 1994, President | Bill Clinton signed the International Broadcasting A |
| As of 2011, former president | Bill Clinton maintains an office on 125th Street. |
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