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| ary 20, 2001, the day he left office, President | Bill Clinton commuted Evans's sentence. |
| Bill Clinton Hadam was born in a refugee camp in Tan | |
| President | Bill Clinton did not renominate Smietanka to the Six |
| ked in the White House under American President | Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1999. |
| A variant, MyLife.B, also called the | Bill Clinton worm, instead uses a subject line "bill |
| Former President | Bill Clinton |
| Bill Clinton's notes for address to the Oklahoma Cit | |
| en appeared in publicity and his company hosted | Bill Clinton's lecture in Tampere. |
| Thus, Cutler also served as counsel in | Bill Clinton's administration. |
| At Georgetown, he was | Bill Clinton's roommate. |
| Mr. Cooper considered President | Bill Clinton's pronouncement the greatest compliment |
| Pinchuk attended | Bill Clinton's 60th birthday in New York. |
| rved as an Economic Policy Advisor on President | Bill Clinton's National Economic Council. |
| President | Bill Clinton's administration (2000) |
| She also served as lead educator on President | Bill Clinton's 21st Century Teacher Initiative. |
| Erskine Bowles (D), businessman and President | Bill Clinton's chief of staff |
| mer Deputy White House Counsel during President | Bill Clinton's administration. |
| Socks, who lived with | Bill Clinton's secretary Betty Currie, was euthanize |
| During | Bill Clinton's terms as governor of Arkansas, McInto |
| The brandy was also served at | Bill Clinton's inaugural ball |
| Bill Clinton* - 388 (0.36%) | |
| One of his commercials said: If you like | Bill Clinton, you will love Joe Prather. |
| He then spent a few years working with | Bill Clinton, both during and after Clinton's presid |
| e" he criticizes Oprah Winfrey, George W. Bush, | Bill Clinton, and Bill Cosby for not caring about po |
| High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against | Bill Clinton, |
| Gov. | Bill Clinton, Governor of Arkansas 1979-1981 |
| Yitzhak Rabin, | Bill Clinton, and Arafat during the Oslo Accords on |
| He was co-chair of the | Bill Clinton-Al Gore campaign in Connecticut. |
| Helal interpreting for Yasser Arafat and | Bill Clinton. |
| Lavay Smith has performed for President | Bill Clinton. |
| Christopher, Secretary of State under President | Bill Clinton. |
| lly involved in coverage against then-President | Bill Clinton. |
| orney General from 1994 to 1997 under President | Bill Clinton. |
| former deputy chief of staff for U.S. President | Bill Clinton. |
| tional Medal of Technology Award from President | Bill Clinton. |
| worked on the re-election campaign of President | Bill Clinton. |
| tical figures like Al Gore, George W. Bush, and | Bill Clinton. |
| of the United States is a fictional woman, not | Bill Clinton. |
| g Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan and | Bill Clinton. |
| Bilyk performed for the United States President | Bill Clinton. |
| President and eventual United States President, | Bill Clinton. |
| erson was the Senior Military Aide to President | Bill Clinton. |
| divorce, she claimed to have "had a fling" with | Bill Clinton. |
| School, she was a classmate of president-to-be | Bill Clinton. |
| hat Gracen had an affair with Arkansas Governor | Bill Clinton. |
| The keynote speaker was former US President | Bill Clinton. |
| In 1993, Curry hosted President | Bill Clinton. |
| gnition from Oprah Winfrey and former President | Bill Clinton. |
| cing Commission, appointed in 1994 by President | Bill Clinton. |
| later be a benefactor of Governor and President | Bill Clinton. |
| as been a long-time advisor to former President | Bill Clinton. |
| s served in government during the Presidency of | Bill Clinton. |
| al of Freedom posthumously in 1995 by President | Bill Clinton. |
| Among the speakers was former U.S. President | Bill Clinton. |
| rt from House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt and | Bill Clinton. |
| y Blumenthal is a former journalist and aide to | Bill Clinton. |
| Public submissions on the | Bill closed on 7 September 2007. |
| Based on real-life network censor at the time, | Bill Clotworthy. |
| Bill Clymer.....Rodeo Announcer | |
| tney Stark, M.B.A., (D-CA) U.S. Representative, | Bill Co-Sponsor |
| Michael Capuano, (D-MA) U.S. Representative, | Bill Co-Sponsor |
| im McDermott, M.D., (D-WA) U.S. Representative, | Bill Co-Sponsor |
| Maurice Hinchey, (D-NY) U.S. Representative, | Bill Co-Sponsor |
| Bill Cobbs - Right Burke | |
| Bill Cobbs as Charles Evers | |
| Bill Cobbs as Mr. Theophilus Hamilton | |
| Bill Cobbs as Speet | |
| Bill Cobbs as Reginald | |
| Bill Cobbs as Bill Devaney | |
| Bill Cobbs as Mr. Jones | |
| Buffalo | Bill Cody served as a private in the 7th Kansas Cava |
| At its core is Buffalo | Bill Cody and his Wild West Show. |
| Rik Van Nutter ... Buffalo | Bill Cody (as Clyde Rogers) |
| Ted Flicker as Buffalo | Bill Cody |
| Edmund Cobb - Buffalo | Bill Cody |
| Bill Cody as Bill Mason | |
| They were also apparently veterans of Buffalo | Bill Cody's Wild West Show. |
| Bill Cody, Jr. as Jimmie Clark | |
| Bill Cody, Jr. as Gringo (young Ramirez; in prologue | |
| Bill Cody... Sheriff Fred Warren (as Bill Cody Sr.) | |
| This was head coach | Bill Coen's fourth season at Northeastern. |
| The current men's basketball coach is | Bill Coen. |
| d in 1978 by the publishing industry executives | Bill Cohen and Patrick Mclaughlin. |
| Voiced by | Bill Cole |
| While there she also played with | Bill Coleman in Paris. |
| Bill Coleman was an American expatriate in France wh | |
| Bill Coley is a Republican member of the Ohio Senate | |
| However, the seat ultimately went to | Bill Coley. |
| Gloria Blondell as the | Bill Collector |
| Jones, Nario, Bigg Slimm, Da | Bill Collector, and Rock D The Legend. |
| Remick married producer | Bill Colleran in 1957. |
| 1933) and a younger brother, | Bill Collins (b. |
| Gunsmith Cats - | Bill Collins |
| Clyde Cook - | Bill Collins |
| Bill Collins on New Hard Times | |
| Bill Collins became the 26th inductee into the TV We | |
| Bill Collins, Sunnyside Up, HSV-7 | |
| Hot Springs Open Invitational in a playoff over | Bill Collins. |
| During the Gulf War, | Bill commanded the USS Wisconsin (BB-64). |
| irdrie-Bathgate Railway and Linked Improvements | Bill Committee. |
| She has also sat on two Finance | Bill committees, as well as the UK Borders Bill Comm |
| Bill Compton admits his continuing love for Sookie, | |
| For the fictional vampire, see | Bill Compton (The Southern Vampire Mysteries). |
| He seemingly likes | Bill Compton but feels arrogantly competitive in an |
| Bill Compton | |
| "Oh Lonely Winter" ( | Bill Comstock, Kenny Albers) - 2:53 |
| Bill Condon - Dreamgirls | |
| ographical film Kinsey, written and directed by | Bill Condon, stars Peter Sarsgaard as Martin. |
| Bill Conn as Mr Butterfly | |
| Bill Connolly and the Humblebums. | |
| Bill Connors - Acoustic & electric guitars | |
| For the jazz musician, see | Bill Connors. |
| The mash | bill contains corn and malted barley. |
| All songs by | Bill Conti unless otherwise noted. |
| Don McLean, Paul Anka, Odia Coates, | Bill Conti, The Hello People, and Gerry Rafferty. |
| Proponents of the debt repudiation | bill continued to push for its passage. |
| Bill Cook also pioneered a drum & bugle corps known | |
| He succeeded Hall of Famer | Bill Cook as captain of the Rangers in 1938. |
| Bill Coontz | |
| Bill Coontz as Bill Coontz | |
| Bill Cooper (born July 12, 1939) was an American foo | |
| Bill Cooper - engineer | |
| In 1995, Ben Crenshaw and | Bill Coore gave the course another facelift. |
| Not to be confused with | Bill Cope (footballer). |
| Kalantzis, Mary and | Bill Cope, Just Spaghetti and Polka? |
| Denis Smith scored most runs and | Bill Copson took most wickets. |
| Bill Copson's 140 wickets made him top bowler for th | |
| Bill Copson, Thomas Mitchell, Alf Pope and Leslie To | |
| Wisden - Charles Barnett, | Bill Copson, Alf Gover, Vijay Merchant, Stan Worthin |
| On 24 November 2010, committee member | Bill Corcoran resigned from the board. |
| Bill Corcoran, Jr. (died December 2007), became the | |
| Bill Cormalis Jr. (born July 29, 1974) is an award w | |
| Bill Cormalis Jr. was born on July 29, 1974, in Arca | |
| Bill Correa | |
| Bill Cosby (voice only) | |
| ato acted in and composed the title song of The | Bill Cosby Show. |
| Noah: Right! - 2:05 (from | Bill Cosby Is a Very Funny Fellow...Right!) |
| Bill Cosby for Why Is There Air? | |
| Bill Cosby | |
| All tracks by | Bill Cosby |
| Bill Cosby - Vocals | |
| More of the Best of | Bill Cosby (1970) is the thirteenth album by Bill Co |
| The Best of | Bill Cosby (1969) is the twelfth album by Bill Cosby |
| Sports is an album released by | Bill Cosby in October of 1969. |
| Bill Cosby Goes to a Football Game - 6:24 | |
| Features | Bill Cosby's "Pound Cake Speech." |
| "(Where Do I Begin?) Love Story" (with | Bill Cosby) |
| g animation sequence, featuring a caricature of | Bill Cosby. |
| ord Funeral Marching Band (1971) is an album by | Bill Cosby. |
| Children, You'll Understand is a 1986 album by | Bill Cosby. |
| For Adults Only (1971) is an album by | Bill Cosby. |
| ther, Whom I Slept With is the seventh album by | Bill Cosby. |
| fourth album of stand up comedy performances by | Bill Cosby. |
| Down Under (1975) is the twenty-first album by | Bill Cosby. |
| Bill Cosby: Himself is a 1983 stand-up comedy film f | |
| mmy Baldwin, J.D., (D-WI), U.S. Representative, | bill cosponsor |
| Blumenauer, J.D., (D-OR), U.S. Representative, | bill cosponsor |
| In 1981, BBC One Controller | Bill Cotton was promoted, and Hart was chosen to suc |
| Former BBC executive | Bill Cotton (1928-2008) was her paternal grandfather |
| His son, | Bill Cotton, later became BBC's head of variety. |
| It was believed that this new Scotland | Bill could be introduced as early as the Autumn. |
| Most | bill counters will stop and alert the user when a co |
| Bill Courtney | |
| Bill Coutourie - producer | |
| Drums - | Bill Coutts, Greg "Fritz" Hinz, Dixie Lee |
| 3,9 | Bill Coutu |
| Lt. Col. | Bill Cowen has stepped down as athletic director at |
| hired when Mike Tomlin became head coach after | Bill Cowher resigned early in 2007. |
| It features then-Pittsburgh Steelers head coach | Bill Cowher on the cover. |
| Bill Cowher's house | |
| Bill Cowher, former NFL player and coach | |
| The previous head coach on the cover was | Bill Cowher. |
| For more details on this topic, see | Bill Cowher. |
| Bill Cowley would lead the team with 42 points, desp | |
| Bill Cowley, Centre, NHL First Team All-Star | |
| Gordon Rogers - | Bill Crabb |
| Bill Crabtree (31 May 1915 - 12 July 2001) was an Au | |
| One album, Crash's Greatest Hits by | Bill Craddock, was released on the label in 1986. |
| of Colonial Records artist were Andy Griffith, | Bill Craddock, Johnny Dee, and George Hamilton IV. |
| Bill Crago ... Air Force Capt. | |
| Bill Cramer (R) - 772,817 (46.13%) | |
| Richard Denning as | Bill Crane |
| All players complied except shortstop | Bill Craver, the team's captain. |
| The | bill created a National Holocaust Memorial, to be pa |
| Bill Crews served as the mayor of Melbourne, Iowa fr | |
| Pascarl married former school friend | Bill Crocaris in 2002. |
| Rather than opposing Parliament's | bill, Cromwell dissolved them on 22 January 1655. |
| Bill Crooks - vocals, 1984-1988 | |
| Cook wanted to upgrade and paint his house and | Bill Crooks', and put in an "inside lav" for Bill. |
| Bill Cross as Richard Watson | |
| Bill Crow - double bass | |
| Bill Crow and jazz drummer Dick Sheridan. | |
| With | Bill Crow and Bucky Pizzarelli |
| Bill Crow - bass | |
| Little | Bill Cube Checkers open |
| works for the central personality of the show, | Bill Cullen. |
| e in Dublin, working alongside Apprentice boss, | Bill Cullen. |
| Bill Cunliff - keyboards | |
| He has also recorded and performs with The | Bill Cunliffe Sextet and the David Roitstein Group. |
| Bill Cunningham, talk radio host | |
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