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| The architect was William | Cole the younger. |
| It is named after the late David | Cole, the longtime trustee of the trust fund of the |
| Kim Carnes, Rosanne Cash, Max Webster, Natalie | Cole, The Goose Creek Symphony, Sammy Hagar, John Hi |
| One last recording with | Cole, the non-album track "Names, Tags, Number, & La |
| Dick | Cole, The Wonder Boy - 10 issues, 1948-1949 |
| Susan and Charles | Cole, the daughter and son of John and Barbara Cole |
| Cheryl | Cole, the 28 year old pop star, lives in her Surrey |
| Don Ellis, Frank Sinatra, Sarah Vaughn, Natalie | Cole, The Monkees, Gladys Knight and Madonna. |
| tan Kenton, Dick Haymes, Woody Herman, Nat King | Cole, The Four Freshmen, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis |
| In addition to these sketches, DeAndre | Cole, the backup dancer, and the saxophonist appeare |
| nched on 3 December 1951 sponsored by Kay Logan | Cole, the widow of Lieutenant S.M. Logan, executive |
| The novel unites John Grady | Cole, the protagonist of the first book of the trilo |
| s strained friendship with Mrs Waite (Stephanie | Cole) the head of the Local Women's Voluntary Servic |
| Cole then moved to the other side of the board and w | |
| Cole then ended the season strongly with several cru | |
| Cole then scored the title sealing goal in a landmar | |
| He met Connie Kay | Cole there, and married her on June 2, 1973. |
| Galbraith Lowry Egerton | Cole, third son of the fourth Earl. |
| eorge Pollock and starring Dennis Price, George | Cole, Thorley Walters and Terence Alexander. |
| One Life to Live (2006-2010) as | Cole Thornhart |
| He has played the contract role of | Cole Thornhart since October 10, 2006. |
| Made two years before its earliest screening, | Cole though regretted a traditionalist description o |
| nate Republicans blocked a confirmation vote on | Cole throughout 2010.Cole had been waiting five mont |
| o improve in the new year, and the sale of Andy | Cole to Manchester United seemed to accelerate their |
| parked off a dispute as Charlton were expecting | Cole to return to the club as part of the deal that |
| approaches newly-commissioned Second Lieutenant | Cole to ask who would have won if the fight had cont |
| 10. Robert | Cole to receive a medal. |
| the one who says "I remember you like this" is | Cole to Railly, not vice versa, as his very next lin |
| arist, the band sought out local producer Shawn | Cole to put together what is now their first full-le |
| NY Trademark and has hired the law firm of Cobb | Cole to contest Mettemp's claim and block the New Yo |
| s by everyone from Barbra Streisand and Natalie | Cole to No Doubt (which used Hasin on its major hit |
| Flames did not tender a contract which allowed | Cole to become an unrestricted free agent (UFA). |
| ing from Frank Sinatra to Dean Martin, Nat King | Cole to Tony Bennett and Ella Fitzgerald to Michael |
| e, southwards for about a mile, along the River | Cole to the Dingles. |
| lay with Jean-Claude Darcheville, only for Andy | Cole to restore United's lead less than a minute lat |
| However, town elder Benson convinces | Cole to follow Webb's wishes and organize a posse. |
| sent for a friend and former gunfighter Banner | Cole to take his place in leading a posse to rescue |
| with guests Deke Leonard, Dave Edmunds and B J | Cole, together with appearances by Ducks Deluxe, The |
| On September 12, Chief of Police | Cole told a press conference that odors and symptoms |
| rankie Laine, Harry James, Carpenters, Nat King | Cole, Tony bennett, Glenn Miller, Bing Crosby, Perry |
| s, with such artists as Frank Sinatra, Nat King | Cole, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, Norah Jones and |
| en the two men to break down, and in March 1807 | Cole took command of the new frigate HMS Doris. |
| An able fielder, | Cole took 15 catches. |
| Cole took sabbatical in 1963-1964 at Harvard, where | |
| On September 12, local Chief of Police C. E. | Cole took Wright's hypothesis a step further, announ |
| itarist Nick McCabe left in the summer of 1998, | Cole took over from him for the live dates. |
| As a teenager, | Cole toured Europe with the Chapel Choir of Newingto |
| In August 2007, | Cole toured with Mandy Moore, playing mid-size venue |
| n Camp, Nancy Cartwright, Marsha Clark, Selette | Cole, Townsend Coleman, Danny Cooksey, Bud Cort, Jes |
| "There Is a Tavern in the Town" (Nat King | Cole, Traditional) - 1:36 |
| uller and Wood made considerable use, and which | Cole transcribed (cf. |
| was outside of music with the exception of one | Cole tribute album in 1965. |
| Tom Cruise as | Cole Trickle, a young race car driver out to make a |
| ys Of Thunder, in which Tom Cruise's character, | Cole Trickle, drove a Mello Yello-sponsored car to v |
| a No. 1 country hit (the Nat King Cole-led King | Cole Trio had a No. 1 hit earlier in 1944). |
| This Will Make You Laugh", recorded by Nat King | Cole Trio in 1941 and in 1993 by daughter Natalie Co |
| , 1960, and released an album with the Nat King | Cole Trio in 1962. |
| Hampton's orchestra, he played in the Nat King | Cole Trio from 1947 to 1951. |
| urtland and Ruth Warrick and featuring the King | Cole Trio and Frankie Carle & his Orchestra. |
| lbum, All for You: A Dedication to the Nat King | Cole Trio (1996), was nominated for a Grammy and con |
| Although the song was the King | Cole Trio's first successful record, it would be the |
| g a lineup (piano, guitar, bass) similar to the | Cole Trio's; the substitution of a guitarist for a d |
| all - All for You (A Dedication to the Nat King | Cole Trio) (1996) |
| , Holt Marvell, Jack Strachey) - 3:46 (Nat King | Cole Trio) |
| Fred Coots, Sam M. Lewis) - 3:16 (Nat King | Cole Trio) |
| performed together in the style of the Nat King | Cole Trio, scoring a number of hits in the late 1940 |
| Woody Herman and The King | Cole Trio, along with Irving Ashby, Joe Comfort and |
| It was later performed by The King | Cole Trio. |
| n't Right" is the 1942 debut single by The King | Cole Trio. |
| lues is an EP, the first recording by the Holly | Cole Trio. |
| 946 version of "The Christmas Song" by The King | Cole Trio. |
| Spencer was in a relationship with porn actor | Cole Tucker, who was depicted in the porn found in S |
| He is best known for his portrayals of | Cole Turner in The WB hit series Charmed, womanizing |
| Cole Turnley - Businessman | |
| Cole Tyler Flowers (born January 24, 1986 in Roswell | |
| For the Nat King | Cole UK number 1 album, see Nat King Cole. |
| Cole, unlike most of the whites in his community, de | |
| Cole v Turner (1704) 87 ER 907 (definition of batter | |
| rned in favour a 'free trade' interpretation in | Cole v Whitfield. |
| Cole v Whitfield (1988) 165 CLR 360; [1988] HCA 18 w | |
| This case followed the unanimous decision of | Cole v Whitfield regarding the interpretation of sec |
| Cole v. La Grange, 113 U.S. 1 (1885), was a case dec | |
| land carved from the forest; and on the east by | Cole Valley and related neighborhoods. |
| Eleven kilometres of the river in the | Cole Valley is protected by the Kingfisher Country P |
| Cole Valley grew up around the streetcar stop at the | |
| It links downtown San Francisco to the | Cole Valley and Sunset neighborhoods. |
| Cole Valley is a small neighborhood in San Francisco | |
| Cole Valley was popular with dot-commers during the | |
| e swathe of green land remained along the River | Cole valley. |
| Other versions are by Tiny Tim, Nat King | Cole, Vic Dickenson, Dinah Washington, Jackie Gleaso |
| "All Good? (MJ | Cole Vocal Mix) - 5:12 |
| , 3rd Naval District Coast Guard quartet, Chief | Cole, Walton Butterfield in 1943. |
| Eric Michael | Cole: Warren |
| The Concretes in his feature Northern Xposure), | Cole was the daytime DJ for NME Radio from launch un |
| While serving on Russell, | Cole was engaged at the Battle of Fort Royal in Apri |
| Cole was in a relationship with American actor Enriq | |
| Cole was born in Paddington, London and lived there | |
| Henry | Cole was born in Bath, and educated at Christ's Hosp |
| Cole was commissioned a cornet in 1787, and served i | |
| Cole was also a member of the Maryland State Senate | |
| Cole was born in 1906 in Bauxite, Arkansas. | |
| Cole was launched 11 January 1919, by William Cramp | |
| With his mane of hair and bristling moustache, | Cole was often confused with British prime minister |
| Cole was appointed High Sheriff of Fermanagh for 187 | |
| Cole was formerly Campbell's attorney. | |
| In 1987, Dr. | Cole was appointed Assistant Professor in the Depart |
| Cole was born and raised in Park Ridge, Illinois. | |
| ter of ceremonies for the event, at which Angie | Cole was crowned "Hollywood Prom Queen." |
| Cole was born in Bristol. | |
| Even when his father returned home, | Cole was frequently whipped and beaten by his mother |
| Following this, | Cole was withdrawn from action. |
| Taylor | Cole was next booked to guest star as David's ex-gir |
| Cole was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm | |
| After the war, | Cole was appointed deputy register of Baltimore in 1 |
| Cole was subsequently recalled before the Ethiopian | |
| ing the retirement of John K. Caldwell in 1945, | Cole was selected to replace him. |
| During World War I, | Cole was commissioned as first lieutenant in the Uni |
| Additionally, | Cole was featured on "We On," a song that did not en |
| Cole was born in Towson, Maryland, and graduated as | |
| It is known that | Cole was a professional on the Marylebone Cricket Cl |
| Premier League on the final day of the season, | Cole was unable to establish himself in the first te |
| Oviatt | Cole was a Republican politician in the U.S. State o |
| ing the Double-A Tulsa Drillers from 2006-2009, | Cole was named manager of the Triple-A Colorado Spri |
| William Randolph | Cole was born in 1909 in East Orange, New Jersey. |
| Nat King | Cole was refused a room at the Fort Armstrong on one |
| Lynn's mayor Albert | Cole was the driving force behind the design and con |
| Echol | Cole was one of the two sanitation workers killed in |
| she had died because of her heavy drinking, and | Cole was released without charge after questioning. |
| Tosin | Cole was cast in the role, and said, "It's a privile |
| s on stage when the record was broken, and Deon | Cole was on stage when the new record was set. |
| Cole was born in Tacoma, Washington. | |
| Cole was convicted by a jury of rape, primarily base | |
| Another bill, named after | Cole, was passed by the legislature and sent to the |
| Before the 1943 season, | Cole was drafted as an amateur free agent by the St. |
| The original recording by Nat King | Cole was released by Capitol Records as catalog numb |
| Before becoming a professional dancer | Cole was a builder and roof layer, having left schoo |
| Military in bearing and vocabulary, | Cole was proud of his rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, RA |
| In 1953 | Cole was Fitzalan Pursuivant Extraordniary at the co |
| Cole was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Mass | |
| In 1953, | Cole was nominated by President Dwight Eisenhower fo |
| osexuals at which one of its members, Dr Martin | Cole, was the main speaker. |
| Timothy Brian | Cole was an African-American military veteran and a |
| Cole was a Lynn Councillor-at-large from 1932 to 193 | |
| Cole was signed by the Seattle Seahawks on March 1, | |
| Judge | Cole was a member of the Virginia State Bar for more |
| he death of Chief Judge E. Ballard Baker, Judge | Cole was appointed the Court of Appeals of Virginia. |
| Cole was an eighth grader in Deshler; her father was | |
| John N. | Cole was a U.S. politician who served as the Speaker |
| Mark Moran (born Mark | Cole) was the son of Judy Moran and her first husban |
| Cole was working for £12 weekly at the Portsmouth Co | |
| Christopher | Cole was born in June 1770, the son of Humphrey and |
| Warren Henry | Cole was a surgeon who along with Evarts Ambrose Gra |
| July 11, 1990: Alex | Cole was traded by the Padres to the Cleveland India |
| Cole was elected to serve the 62nd District, which r | |
| Cole was born at Woodchurch near Tenterden, Kent, En | |
| Cole was elected as a Whig to the Thirty-first Congr | |
| While his father went to fight in World War II, | Cole was taken along by his mother and forced to wat |
| Cole was the father of her son Mark Moran (born Mark | |
| Cole was the second - but eldest surviving - son of | |
| Nat King | Cole was under contract with a different record labe |
| In 1968, | Cole was appointed to a judicial seat for the state |
| of law students of Boston University, of which | Cole was a member, into the Greek letter society. |
| ithin a year the Napoleonic Wars had begun, and | Cole was returned to active service, chosen by Pelle |
| At the 1945 UK general election, | Cole was elected for Belfast East. |
| Cole was born the second son of an Irish peer, Willi | |
| Cole was elected as a Republican to the Sixty-sixth, | |
| Cole was born in London, and was the son of John Jen | |
| Elaine | Cole was a well-known Southern Ontario on-air televi |
| Cole's first major employment in music was with the | |
| A later version by Nat King | Cole was used as the closing song in the 1993 movie |
| Cole was introduced as “the best friend a song ever | |
| Cole was born in Sacramento, California. | |
| In 1760 | Cole was raised to the Peerage of Ireland as Baron M |
| Cole was the station where the Dorset Central Railwa | |
| dentified former CIA agent claimed that the USS | Cole was actually hit by a Popeye cruise missile lau |
| A Lance Bombadier, | Cole was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Ter |
| Cole was born on 8 December 1753 at Mersham in Kent, | |
| Throughout the '60s, | Cole was a highly sought-after session player, worki |
| Born in Chicago, Illinois, | Cole was the younger brother of Nat "King" Cole and |
| Cole was instrumental in the development of the Roya | |
| Cole was once addicted to morphine and heroin and co | |
| Cole was a partner at the law firm Bryan Cave LLP fr | |
| During World War II, Mr. | Cole was a member of the War Chemical Board and pion |
| John | Cole was educated at the Belfast Royal Academy and ( |
| The detainee was at al Farouq when the USS | Cole was attacked in October 2000. |
| Cole was also featured on Young Chris' song "Still t | |
| While incarcerated, | Cole was offered parole if he would admit guilt, but |
| Following the revelation of his illness, | Cole was re-elected as MLA for Melbourne in the 1996 |
| Cole was elected Mayor of Lynn in 1939. | |
| Between February and April 2005 | Cole was in the Philippines shooting a local action |
| Cole was recruited by R. C. Slocum to play wide rece | |
| In March 2005 | Cole was the spokesmodel in a campaign to promote a |
| f a woman in her sixties or seventies, although | Cole was actually 48 years old when she started the |
| Cole was born in Bristol in 1972, and attended King | |
| Cole was selected to the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fam | |
| Born in Washington, D.C., | Cole was one of five children. |
| As a result of his refusal to testify, | Cole was blacklisted. |
| Cole was appointed a Commander of the Order of the B | |
| His son, Grenville Arthur James | Cole, was a noted geologist. |
| Carroll | Cole was born in Sioux City, Iowa. |
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