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| "Clifford Brown was | certainly a master and a major link in the history of |
| Nevertheless, that was | certainly not the end of his scientific endeavors. |
| It was | certainly near the uplands round Cap Gris Nez (Promunt |
| Ian St John was | certainly a fan of Graham's as it was he who again sig |
| Eafe was | certainly related to King Oswine, who ruled part of Ke |
| satisfactory basis in November 1863; it was | certainly a better crafted basis than in Victoria. |
| he last time Maria is mentioned, and she was | certainly dead by 1217. |
| no firm evidence of this and Puddletown was | certainly still called Piddletown into the 1950s. |
| t on a crusade with Frederick I. Bligger was | certainly a trustworthy companion to Henry IV and not |
| Nevertheless, this was | certainly a notable ordinance, and deserves its own ar |
| He was | certainly present at the Battle of Ager Sanguinis in 1 |
| ess the lack of backing of a major label was | certainly showing. |
| He was | certainly one of the first Europeans to land in Brazil |
| is death at Lyons is true, the bishopric was | certainly vacant by the following Christmas. |
| His mother, Judith Christine Wood, was | certainly Irish, however his father's home was Thurlby |
| It was | certainly empty when I was there for the Derby - surel |
| 1977, which I think is more likely - it was | certainly still there in September 1972 when I last vi |
| It was | certainly named within a few years of construction but |
| ced lawn tennis to the society, the game was | certainly a fixture in the society's calendar by 1875, |
| On the other hand the author was | certainly intimately familiar with Gaza in late Antiqu |
| in late years in his outward appearances was | certainly much against him, but the unflagging zeal wi |
| Such sentiment was | certainly true because Chiang Kai-shek had planned to |
| p to 431, its capital Tongwan (in Ordos) was | certainly a heavily fortified and state-of-the-art cit |
| Speer was | certainly at the conference, and addressed the attende |
| have been held earlier by his father, it was | certainly granted in 841 to the Danes Harald and Rorik |
| The chosen route was | certainly one of the most glorious, following the pene |
| ight hand, and left hand extended ... It was | certainly a most striking figurehead, the tall square- |
| Vengeance, if not swift, was | certainly devastating: 176 years after Minardil's deat |
| ugein's date of death is unknown, but he was | certainly dead by 658, when another king of Alt Clut, |
| Pengwern was | certainly a Welsh kingdom or Royal residence which app |
| of players still below draft age, which was | certainly the case for both teams when Indiana travele |
| He was | certainly alive and in the Marshalsea in October, 1585 |
| It was | certainly protected and further land reclaimed from th |
| egistrum, dating to April 1227, and this was | certainly Osbert. |
| This was about 1475, and as Vitelli was | certainly familiar with Greek literature, Grocyn may h |
| n locomotive, two years earlier - but it was | certainly a first in Britain, and pre-empted the Londo |
| This was | certainly a culture shock but became one of the most i |
| viruses, it is near extinct, although it was | certainly in the last wave of boot viruses, so cases i |
| oved it and you put it back, the removal was | certainly accidental; a copy-paste mistake. |
| he club is given as 1879, rugby football was | certainly played in the town before that date and ther |
| ible for its reintroduction, although he was | certainly highly instrumental in the eventual legal re |
| e died around the same time, although he was | certainly a martyr of the same movement. |
| This part of Wirral was | certainly part of a Norse colony centred on Thingwall |
| ok first appeared in Marburg in 1559 and was | certainly not by Agrippa. |
| f wine in Greek territory is unknown, it was | certainly known to both the Minoan and Mycenaean cultu |
| ing a reputation for miraculous healing, was | certainly established by 1556. |
| ty arrived in England is unknown, but he was | certainly in the country by 604, when Augustine consec |
| at this marriage ever took place, but it was | certainly planned.) |
| He was | certainly alive in 1559, and is said to have survived |
| ...Capra was | certainly not the first in portraying the Nataraja as |
| nne, who possessed a lovely soprano, but was | certainly not a torch singer. |
| It was | certainly named after the Barton family who settled th |
| That was | certainly the interpretation privately placed on the f |
| three centuries, and so some association was | certainly inevitable. |
| It is considered the first worm and was | certainly the first to gain significant mainstream med |
| ome as England's finest ever hooker, and was | certainly England's biggest: at 6'3" and 18 stone he w |
| Ahatallah was | certainly unsuccessful in converting the Patriarch bef |
| He was | certainly dead by 642, the year Irish sources record K |
| Humphrey I was | certainly a Norman from Italy, and perhaps connected t |
| efinition of comic strip, but Swinnerton was | certainly drawing multi-panel stories with speech ball |
| e appears to have been well educated; he was | certainly clever, and after moving to London in 1670 h |
| U.S. policy was | certainly unchanged. |
| believed to have been after 1700, and it was | certainly ruined by 1793. |
| flight of the Humber Premier League, it was | certainly a season to remember for all involved with t |
| h date is unknown, but unsurprisingly he was | certainly dead by the 960s when his successor Fothad I |
| retitled 'US involvement' - since the US was | certainly involved in the build-up to war - experts di |
| He was | certainly the ancestor of several English noble houses |
| The election was | certainly an achievement. |
| IV) and Ine was | certainly sole king by 704, when then men of Kent comp |
| And Richter was | certainly not the only pianist to feel this way about |
| It was | certainly an incredible cast, and I sold the film to T |
| His role was | certainly significant but there were a number of prior |
| liam Wroughton (died 1392) and the later was | certainly to his grandson, John Wroughton (died 1429). |
| Although activism was | certainly a major part of his life, the core of his wo |
| She was | certainly rebuilt by Sir John Tippetts at Portsmouth D |
| The album's title was | certainly appropriate. |
| nd probably dates back to antiquity, but was | certainly the defining activity of the community durin |
| le his artistic vision for the orchestra was | certainly high, many felt that he lacked "people skill |
| f play at least as early as 1927), Banks was | certainly a pioneer of football radio broadcasts, ofte |
| stories knocked spots off Saward's!) JNT was | certainly aware of us, but he didn't care. |
| She was | certainly married to him by 1188. |
| yal of Mother that, while not her story, was | certainly loosely based on her: the kind of mother tha |
| Garibald was; though if not his son, he was | certainly a close relation. |
| latter text, as Duinhoven points out, he was | certainly the author of record during the Middle Ages. |
| Robinson was | certainly protective of the new ball. |
| It was | certainly a tactless letter, and one that could hardly |
| Thus, although the Arrow Cross Party was | certainly far more racist than the Judeophobic Horthyi |
| r do live performances, but said that it was | certainly possible. |
| Hywel Dda was | certainly a well-educated man, even by modern standard |
| affirmative relief were filed, and this was | certainly not later than December 13, 1880, or a year |
| The claimed invention was | certainly a useful tool. |
| ze had a hand in his boss's downfall; he was | certainly the obvious candidate to replace Mzhavanadze |
| ct date of foundation is unknown, but it was | certainly there by 1160. |
| "I was | certainly trying to get a bit more epic. |
| His death date is not known, but it was | certainly before the year 1198. |
| ld Gruamach was killed at the battle, he was | certainly alive in 1530, and likely died several years |
| Asian nations over America (though this was | certainly already on the rise at the time of the film' |
| He was | certainly the first engineering journalist, as we migh |
| lways mean they're drug couriers, but it was | certainly something that had to be investigated thorou |
| Rohan was | certainly led to believe that his attentions to the Qu |
| The novel was | certainly important to Mishima personally. |
| aftermath of the Seven Years War and he was | certainly active between the 1769 and 1784 seasons . |
| Hocking's victory in Coventry was | certainly an achievement as the constituency was seen |
| rst of the resource wars' and that this was ' | certainly the view' (that the invasion was motivated b |
| chanted poetry and post-bop blues ethos was | certainly the first strike in the right direction... K |
| reckoned as the first skaldic poet, and was | certainly the earliest skaldic poet then remembered by |
| It was | certainly one of the largest hauls to date in the Viet |
| There was | certainly previous incidents for example on 3 May 1952 |
| Bell Street was | certainly in existence by the middle of the 12th centu |
| renaissance of violin-making in Lombardy was | certainly the meeting between Riccardo Antoniazzi and |
| lAS with flaps either up or down, and it was | certainly steady in a dive, recovery being easy and sm |
| He was | certainly dead by 633, when Paulinus of York became bi |
| to fix the problem of the Black Hand; it was | certainly an ironic one: Colosimo's life was being thr |
| John Oxtoby was | certainly no exception to this rule. |
| Hadley Hockensmith and Bill Maxwell and was | certainly jazz influenced. |
| Larkin was | certainly an outstanding player of the time. |
| Experimentation was | certainly a prominent factor in "The Beautiful Game". |
| It was | certainly a joke for Thomas Paine was then under sente |
| heir order; what made them inappropriate was | certainly of "political" nature but apparently has not |
| r pictorial representations of Jesus, as was | certainly the case in the 16th century. |
| AHS's mascot was | certainly a Klansman many years ago. |
| ague sometime between 1170 and 1180, and was | certainly in Jerusalem prior to 1187, since he describ |
| Peerage adds that the death of the Earl was | certainly brought about by the Countess's manipulation |
| On the pitch, that intent was | certainly realised as the title of Supreme Division Ch |
| of "Kyrteum" (perhaps Kirkcolm?), and so was | certainly a native of Galloway, as his Gaelic name fur |
| eceived illegally under Japanese law, it was | certainly illegal under the British Corrupt Practices |
| If she was, | certainly none survived to full term or survived infan |
| of it would enhance the article in any way, | certainly not more than adding a photo of any other co |
| stroy, and who thwarted him in varying ways, | certainly enough to permanently earn the deranged Galv |
| ery finite word happens to be compact and we | certainly can approximate infinite words by chains of |
| We | certainly don't list all of them, nor try to have arti |
| l that we have to be away for a while and we | certainly won't release anything this year, because I |
| advised Taurog "this worried me, because we | certainly want the picture to be for a family audience |
| eral were "the record company's idea, but we | certainly didn't object. |
| iraculous within the mundane, and I think we | certainly live in a culture that encourages us not to |
| We | certainly didn't expect so many people to be moved by |
| But it's the-- we | certainly had the feeling that the affection was suffi |
| hey do confer some special property, then we | certainly need to know about that. |
| There were | certainly funerary monuments of persons of status at t |
| distress at a temperature of 73 °F, and were | certainly not capable of surviving at 158 °F. |
| in the next ten years or so as bowlers were | certainly pitching the ball by 1770, but there are no |
| tent with those from the Forest of Dean were | certainly used to make tools and weapons in the late p |
| an ancestral albatross, and such birds were | certainly around at that time (see Eopuffinus, Lonchod |
| o sailing ships and a number of vessels were | certainly lost around Pembrey, including "La Jeune Emm |
| "Sixes" were | certainly present in the fleet of Dionysius II of Syra |
| His books were | certainly not intended to represent the ideas of his E |
| ess worthy motive, but their successors were | certainly more venal. |
| They were | certainly less profitable for Wood to mint than his li |
| militarization after World War II, they were | certainly be disarmed and discharged, which would prob |
| ok the pieces with him to England: they were | certainly sung in Henrietta's chapel, and they were us |
| The very first buildings at shrines were | certainly just huts built to house some yorishiro. |
| s played significant roles and at times were | certainly equal contributors. |
| militarization after World War II, they were | certainly be disarmed and discharged, which would prob |
| ctions at the Constitutional Convention were | certainly not all progressive. |
| There were | certainly three at Pickering and others at Kirkby Mill |
| Their relations were | certainly not characterized by the warmth of personal |
| njoying the British and American films, were | certainly not comfortable with the forward Indian hero |
| was conceiving and working on the book, were | certainly the darkest years of his life, and according |
| While these guns were | certainly much more effective against armour than smal |
| 00 years old, indicating that the vents were | certainly active at these times, though possibly for a |
| oliage and huge snowball blossoms....We were | certainly in the South at last; for here the sugar reg |
| Before this there were | certainly men-servants in the monasteries, but they li |
| ial reforms to ensure that those buried were | certainly dead. |
| temization, and the ancient Proto-Slavs were | certainly to some degree influenced by their Iranian-s |
| They were | certainly needed, as they participated in counterattac |
| Three of the four were | certainly Kenneth Blaikie, Louis Wharton and John Fraz |
| n County and that the people of Georgia were | certainly aware of the other gold finds in the souther |
| hich he sees as his strengths and these were | certainly apparent as he began to make his mark on the |
| Whatever the truth, there were | certainly serious marital problems. |
| use, which suggested to Harrison that Weston | certainly built the house before she was divorced by H |
| confirmed gay character in yiddish and what | certainly a human sexuality student will infer is a ho |
| e or speculation of building a new one which | certainly would involve a new location. |
| rn-music Islamic group around, a claim which | certainly carries weight. |
| ymously near the start of the article, which | certainly fulfills your description of "facile and irr |
| er) at the very young age of 44 years, which | certainly cut short the career of one of the most infl |
| hree different managers were employed, which | certainly did not help continuity. |
| o different digipacks for the remixes, which | certainly helped to increase the single's sales (nine |
| ed States history include the episode, which | certainly was of regional significance. |
| had recovered the north of the Island, which | certainly had been held by his great namesake. |
| s is because the teaching of English - which | certainly included then (and ???should now) the teachi |
| the name "awakens magical associations which | certainly are connected with the function of the Valky |
| participating in the Salt Satyagraha, which | certainly took a toll on his health. |
| While | certainly not required, a cocktail garnish adds a fest |
| While | certainly not the most essential Ellington record, At |
| eare, the musical takes a look at how, while | certainly a joyous occasion, the boys' return home aft |
| While | certainly it was not a practice among the Chola kings |
| Omps, while | certainly a small town, does have its advantages. |
| Similarly, while | certainly no fool, he was not burdened with too much i |
| ingly the freedom of the etched line, whilst | certainly exploiting to the full the speed of the tech |
| Whilst | certainly large enough to trap rodents, no rodents of |
| o have been his pupil at Canterbury, and who | certainly accompanied him on his second journey to Ita |
| opulated by millions of foreign workers, who | certainly cannot be described as of high racial qualit |
| port, about his change in plans: "[Y]ou will | certainly feel that a Sledge hammer has come down with |
| page 29 Obelix claims that this way he will | certainly not be eating cold dog meat. |
| although if approved for medical use it will | certainly be a prescription medicine, and it would pro |
| , and for that reason and many more, he will | certainly be remembered as one of the most talented pl |
| op next to the church on Tottenham Lane will | certainly be happy to sell you a copy, if you don't ha |
| Further exploration and higher prices will | certainly, on the basis of present geological knowledg |
| in the vast annals of Ellingtonia, fans will | certainly welcome this long out of print re-addition t |
| It will | certainly have the sensitivity to see high power sourc |
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