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| 65%), finishing sixth against Liberal incumbent | Bill Graham. |
| istrict was held by long time Liberal incumbent | Bill Graham. |
| Holmes Osborne as | Bill Granger |
| Bill Grant (R), former U.S. Congressman | |
| Bill Grant, former United States Congressman | |
| However, he faced Republican | Bill Graves. |
| med head coach at Samford University, replacing | Bill Gray. |
| Sound Editor: | Bill Graziadei |
| In particular, the | bill greatly angered Progressives, who were beginnin |
| Bill Greco - bass; | |
| Bill Green - guitar | |
| Bill Green - saxophone | |
| Bill Green - flute, alto saxophone | |
| Jackie Kelso, Jay Migliori, | Bill Green - Reeds |
| Bill Green died from heart disease in his late 60s. | |
| Lesley Allery, Kevin Breen, Christine Edwards, | Bill Green, Todd Homme, Sylvia Krask |
| Bill Green: piccolo, flute, soprano saxophone (track | |
| Bill Greene for Congress web site | |
| It was founded in 1980 by | Bill Greenlee as Greenlee Associates. |
| The current Artistic Director is | Bill Gregg, who also teaches theatre at Mars Hill Co |
| iered in 1989 as Market Wrap-Up was Anchored by | Bill Griffeth and others. |
| d previously co-anchored that same program with | Bill Griffeth from 2002 to 2003. |
| Bill Griffin - mandolin | |
| Bill Griffin won a cap for Wales while at Huddersfie | |
| article with photo spread in issue 53 (2000) of | Bill Griggs' Rockin' 50s Magazine USA |
| Article with photo spread in issue 54 (2000) of | Bill Griggs' Rockin' 50s Magazine USA |
| Cover photo by Jimmy Moore and | Bill Grime |
| William Haines as | Bill Grimes |
| BILL GRINE; This Is My Valley; Rambos | |
| Bill Grissom (Colorado City, Stanton, Breckenridge, | |
| Bill Groom - Milk | |
| Sue & | Bill Gross Stem Cell Research Center |
| Founder and Chairman of the Board - | Bill Gross |
| idents include George Argyros, Donald Bren, and | Bill Gross. |
| For the PIMCO bond manager, see | Bill Gross. |
| sident James Madison, a staunch opponent of the | bill, grudgingly accepted Napoleon's offer. |
| Bill Grueskin: Dean of academic affairs, Columbia Sc | |
| William John ( | Bill) Grummett was a Canadian politician. |
| ter" (This is an edited version of the infamous | Bill Grundy interview.)(Sex |
| Wiremu ( | Bill) Gudgeon is a former New Zealand politician. |
| He was chosen ahead of fellow first-round picks | Bill Guerin, Stu Barnes, and Bobby Holik. |
| Mike Starr as Roy Gelles, an enforcer for | Bill Guerrard. |
| re journalist Allen Spraggett and CBC announcer | Bill Guest. |
| October 4, 1990: | Bill Gullickson was released by the Astros. |
| Bill Gunter (D), 48% | |
| Bill Guthridge - basketball coach | |
| ay is a 1994 short documentary film directed by | Bill Guttentag. |
| House | Bill H-837 |
| In January 2007 a | bill, H. 3249, was introduced in the Mass. |
| The wage | bill had also fallen to £367,836. |
| The original version of the | bill had a blank page as its preamble. |
| the gavel at a critical moment and declared the | Bill had passed." |
| The 2005 | bill had 122 cosponsors and the 2007 bill had 149 co |
| The | bill had its second reading in the House of Lords on |
| The | bill had broad support in Congress, with co-sponsors |
| Stefon's segments are written by | Bill Hader and American comedian and SNL writer John |
| Bill Hafer retired in 1993 to pursue his custom flig | |
| The trouble reportedly began when third baseman | Bill Hague was injured and needed to be replaced. |
| At full strength he often was paired with | Bill Hajt. |
| Be the Light, by | Bill Halamandaris |
| The Heart of America (paperback), by | Bill Halamandaris |
| Bill Halamandaris is the son of an immigrant coal-mi | |
| Bill Hale as Sgt. | |
| John Swenson, | Bill Haley (London: W.H. Allen, 1982) |
| Skinnie Minnie by | Bill Haley & His Comets |
| Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie performed by | Bill Haley |
| 0:59 - 1:14 | Bill Haley & His Comets - "Rock-a-Beatin' Boogie" |
| 0:31 - 0:59 | Bill Haley & His Comets - "Rock Around the Clock" |
| Bill Haley & His Comets - (We're Gonna) Rock Around | |
| Rockabilly Hall of Fame - Biography of | Bill Haley |
| See You Later Alligator by | Bill Haley and the Comets |
| Bill Haley - rhythm guitar, vocals | |
| It was first released by | Bill Haley and his Comets and Little Richard in 1956 |
| Bill Haley and the Four Aces of Western Swing record | |
| Bill Haley and Franny Beecher (1958) | |
| Bill Haley - rhythm guitar | |
| Bill Haley & His Comets | |
| Bill Haley - rhythm guitar, vocals on all but 8 | |
| Bill Haley and His Coments (1962) (Lado a lado) | |
| Bill Haley's New Comets is a rock and roll band foun | |
| Hot Dog Buddy Buddy ( | Bill Haley) |
| Pat-a-Cake (Billy Williamson, | Bill Haley) |
| Crazy Man Crazy ( | Bill Haley) |
| Hook, Line and Sinker ( | Bill Haley, Edward A. Khoury, Ronnie Bonner) |
| Sponsored in part by | Bill Haley, the Tyrones recorded a number of Haley/C |
| This song was also recorded by | Bill Haley, among others. |
| he tricks I used with Louis Jordan, I used with | Bill Haley. |
| The | Bill Hall Trio was a musical comedy act originally c |
| The session's producer was | Bill Hall with Preston on vocals and Link Davis on s |
| Bill Hall finished his year in Boston with 17 home r | |
| Around 1962 Bernard left Mercury for | Bill Hall's own Hall-Way label of Beaumont. |
| the season playing a platoon role with teammate | Bill Hall. |
| NL pitcher | Bill Hallahan issued one-out walks to Jimmy Dykes an |
| Bill Haller is the older brother of former Major Lea | |
| "Dear Lonely Hearts" ( | Bill Halley, E.J. Anton) - 3:08 |
| Bill Hallman (1867-1920), Major League Baseball play | |
| Bill Hallman went on to be a Dutch Comedian in sever | |
| He is the nephew of | Bill Hallman, who also played baseball at the major |
| He was the uncle of | Bill Hallman, an outfielder for four seasons. |
| Bill Hallmark - bass | |
| Bill Halter (D), 2007-2011 | |
| Bill Halter, former Arkansas lieutenant governor and | |
| Producers - Billy Gibbons, | Bill Ham |
| The song was produced by band manager | Bill Ham, and recorded and mixed by Terry Manning. |
| The song was produced by | Bill Ham, and mixed by Terry Manning. |
| Bill Hamel Dub - 8:39 | |
| Bill Hamel Radio - 5:02 | |
| Bill Hamel is a Grammy Award-nominated music produce | |
| "Get It Together" ( | Bill Hamel Vocal Mix) - 10:07 |
| "Superstar" ( | Bill Hamel Mix) |
| Bill Hamel Vocal Mix - 9:07 | |
| Bill Hamid, professional soccer player for D.C Unite | |
| Bill Hamilton - bass | |
| Bill Hamilton, MI5 | |
| Coach: | Bill Hancock and Father J. Spratt |
| Coach: | Bill Hancock |
| Bill Handel (5:00PM-8:00PM) | |
| Bill Hanley was born in Jacksonville, Oregon on Febr | |
| he first reading of the Contracts of Employment | Bill, Hansard records the following. |
| Iowa - | Bill Happel 5-yard run (Prescott kick) |
| Bill Harbert died on June 27, 2010 in Birmingham, Al | |
| Bill Harbison | |
| "Kill | Bill Harcus" - 1:12 |
| Bill Hardcastle at the AIF Project | |
| Bill Hardman - trumpet | |
| Bill Hardman: trumpet | |
| Bill Hardy (director), Tommy Gorman (manager) | |
| Ghost Writer (1933), as | Bill Harkins |
| Zoot Horn Rollo ( | Bill Harkleroad) - guitar, slide guitar, mandolin |
| James Donald - | Bill Harper |
| Bill Harper - lead vocals | |
| Bill Harper | |
| She also cheats on Joe with his best friend, | Bill Harper. |
| Referee: | Bill Harrigan |
| Bill Harris (October 28, 1916 - August 21, 1973) was | |
| Assistant Majority Whip: | Bill Harris |
| Bill Harris, Dave Tough, and Charlie Ventura, Three | |
| ng run with the telescope started in 1971 under | Bill Harris. |
| in is also the birthplace of Ohio State Senator | Bill Harris. |
| Owned by | Bill Harrison and managed by Charlie Woodard. |
| Bill Harriss, jazz trombonist | |
| Bill Harrower - saxophone | |
| This knife was designed and built by | Bill Harsey. |
| For the baseball pitcher of the same name, see | Bill Hart (pitcher) |
| He and Gallant Man ended up finishing second to | Bill Hartack aboard Iron Liege. |
| Bill Hartman (sports and news) | |
| Marie is | Bill Hartrich. |
| 1971 | Bill Harvey |
| He relocated to Memphis and played with | Bill Harvey, Roosevelt Sykes, and Hound Dog Taylor. |
| Roadkill | Bill has a comic mocking Wikipedia. |
| Such a | bill has already passed one House of Congress. |
| The | bill has been controversial with some lawmakers conc |
| The | bill has not yet been enacted into law. |
| Inside, Little | Bill has assembled a posse to pursue Munny and the K |
| Its red | bill has a black tip. |
| The bird's pale ivory | bill has chestnut feathers at the base. |
| Since retiring from football, | Bill has worked in the construction industry. |
| Bill has toured with the group since 1997. | |
| The long curved | bill has no casque. |
| Support for the | bill has also come from those on the left outside of |
| (Neither MGM comedy titled Barnacle | Bill has anything to do with Bernard.) |
| The long curved black and yellow | bill has a medium sized casque. |
| The | bill has yet to be passed. |
| The stubby, hefty | bill has a distinctively upcurved lower mandible and |
| Bill Haselman was drafted by the Rangers in the 1st | |
| November 7, 1994: | Bill Haselman was signed as a free agent by the Red |
| In May 2011, Governor | Bill Haslam signed the "Equal Access to Intrastate C |
| Bill Haslam and his wife Crissy met at Emory Univers | |
| Bill Haslam - Governor of Tennessee; previously mayo | |
| Bill Haslam, Mayor of Knoxville | |
| For the English footballer, see | Bill Hastings (footballer). |
| William Hauber - Waiter (as | Bill Hauber) |
| William Hauber - Chief Crook (as | Bill Hauber) |
| Bill Haugland was a television news anchorman for CF | |
| Piazza and his partner | Bill have been together since 1980 and have two daug |
| Supporters of the | bill have warned parliamentarians not to block it. |
| episode Alias | Bill Hawks ... as Alice Wells |
| ndo Village Airpark opened in 1988 by Diane and | Bill Hawks of Mississippi. |
| Governor-General - | Bill Hayden |
| CompuAdd was founded by | Bill Hayden in 1982. |
| On the same day Bob Hawke replaces | Bill Hayden as federal ALP leader. |
| triggered by the resignation of Labor Party MP | Bill Hayden to become Governor-General. |
| Although, Labor Opposition Leader, | Bill Hayden, was not seen as having great electoral |
| Colin Firth as | Bill Haydon |
| "Blue Christmas" ( | Bill Hayes / Jay Johnson) |
| "Blue Snowflakes" ( | Bill Hayes) |
| "Blue Christmas" ( | Bill Hayes, Jay Johnson) - 3:05 |
| Bill Hayward studied at Loughborough University and | |
| Bill Hayward is a former rugby union international w | |
| Bill Hayward (1868-1947), American track and field c | |
| Bill Hayward, Eagles 1991 | |
| For athletics coach, see | Bill Hayward. |
| George Pettibone, | Bill Haywood, and Charles Moyer were found not guilt |
| ipated in the Paterson Silk Strike of 1913 with | Bill Haywood. |
| An amendment to the state budget | bill, HB2, was proposed on March 22, 2011. |
| He partners with | Bill Heard III of Bill Heard Chevrolet in Atlanta, G |
| Liberal candidate | Bill Heatley won the resulting by-election on 14 Feb |
| On 29 October 1971, Liberal member for Albert, | Bill Heatley, died. |
| Bill Heckenberg - drums (1985) | |
| Bill Heckroth (born September 2, 1949) is the Iowa S | |
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