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| KABC 790 AM Los Angeles ( | English flagship station) |
| Miami/Fort Lauderdale - 790 WAXY ( | English Flagship station) |
| English Voice: Stephanie Komure | |
| The musical director is the | English conductor Stephen Layton. |
| Its older | English name, still often used, is graver. |
| An | English tourist stole it. |
| Contos Sagrados ( | English: Sacred Stories) |
| Arminia's motto is Treu, frei! ( | English: Loyal, straightforward!). |
| Voice: (Japanese) Hitomi Nabatame ( | English) Jessica Straus |
| The Collection is a compilation album by | English band Strawbs. |
| Concert Classics is a live album by | English band Strawbs. |
| 1981 | English Boys Stroke Play Championship |
| 1996 | English Boys Stroke Play Championship, European Junio |
| Harmony School - Elementary school for | English speaking students. |
| Richard Parsons, | English educational study guide author. |
| It is in an Early | English Gothic style. |
| Batcave, birthplace of | English goth subculture |
| English (Compulsory Subject) | |
| Dadant learned | English by subscribing to the New York Tribune. |
| All films are either in | English or subtitled in English. |
| Versions: French and | English with subtitles in French, Dutch, English and |
| Versions: French and | English with subtitles in French, Dutch, German and E |
| The | English forces suffered heavy casualties. |
| However, in American | English, popped suggests violence. |
| English translation: Sunshine at midnight (1974) | |
| 1490-1561) was an early | English physician, surgeon and anatomist. |
| Self-reported knowledge of | English in Sweden, 2005. |
| Her books are published in | English, French, Swedish and Korean. |
| A Catechism on the | English Land System (1873) |
| Cases and Materials on the | English Legal System (10th ed.). |
| See also: The structure of the | English educational system |
| Preaching continued in both | English and Taiwanese. |
| It's because his | English title takes precedence. |
| More | English Fairy Tales (1894) |
| Read Out! was a Canadian | English language talk show. |
| This School offers Malayalam, | English & Tamil divisions. |
| This Indian writer had mastery in both | English and Tamil. |
| Chemistry [ | English and Tamil] |
| Economics [ | English and Tamil] |
| Physics [ | English and Tamil] (with vocational subject) |
| Ambrose Corbie (1604-1649), | English Jesuit, teacher and author |
| World Service started broadcasting | English language teaching programmes in 1945. |
| He then had a trial at | English Championship team Middlesbrough. |
| The | English cricket team toured Scotland on 18 August 200 |
| East Coast Sessions is a Canadian | English language television series. |
| Natalie Casey is an | English actress, television presenter and singer. |
| English artist Templecloud released a cover version o | |
| English manufacture tended to concentrate in London. | |
| The name has been approved with an | English generic term. |
| UBELT University of Bath | English Language Test. |
| John Day is an | English Old Testament scholar. |
| New | English Translation/Novum Testamentum Graece. |
| Old | English Verse Texts from Many Sources: a comprehensiv |
| Voice Terminal Echo: Postmodernism and | English Renaissance Texts (1986) |
| ography has traditionally focussed upon rural | English, rather than urban English. |
| However, it offers an | English option that works. |
| Misselbrook is an | English surname that originates from Portsmouth, Hamp |
| In the | English version, the English verse is sung first, fol |
| Dutch and | English on the Hudson (Chapter IV. |
| It is known in | English as the Finnish Kennel Club. |
| The | English adopted the name tambourine for the instrumen |
| English title: The Mark of Rasputin | |
| English Air: The Space Inbetween (1985) | |
| There is no | English in the programs themselves. |
| 1896, ( | English ed., The Forum and the Palatine. |
| English tr.: The survival of the pagan gods. | |
| The | English and the Norman Conquest, (Woodbridge, 1995) |
| Jokeren - novel (1981) ( | English 1991: The Joker) |
| International Commission for | English in the liturgy, |
| It uses | English as the medium of instruction. |
| Three priests, one of whom is | English, serve the church. |
| English) until the death of Osred I in 716. | |
| Ynglis) dialect of Old | English into the Scots language, Scottish English and |
| Rank is a live album by | English band The Smiths. |
| In 833 the Danes fought the | English, and the English were routed. |
| English translation: The classical Doctrine of Indian | |
| In an English-language encyclopedia, one uses | English unless the foreign word (e.g. |
| Its name translates in to | English as the Crooked House. |
| English as the official language. | |
| into "modern | English of the worst sort," |
| She studied | English at the University of Leeds. |
| Also, I've cut | English from the list. |
| Ronald Seth, the Most | English of the German spies , p.11 |
| Albertus Pictor ( | English, "Albert the Painter"; b. |
| Eventually, the | English defeated the Wampanoag in August 1676. |
| English is the official language. | |
| nigma.Szwajcarski korytarz (1981, 1987, 1989; | English translation: The Swiss Corridor) |
| Earlier forms of | English included the sound /x/ as gh (compare Scots b |
| English in the Commonwealth of Nations | |
| English title: The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse. | |
| The name La Vibora translated to | English is The Viper. |
| For the | English modernist theatre practitioner, see Edward Go |
| King Lear (2003) with | English Touring Theatre Company, as Lear |
| English Professional Theatre, 1530-1660 (2001) (edito | |
| 98.9% spoke | English as their first language. |
| Neither the French rulers nor the | English wanted them. |
| English Partnerships then demolished four empty tower | |
| His story was widely published in | English newspapers then. |
| 1340) was an | English Carmelite theologian of the fourteenth centur |
| Robert Crosse (1606-1683) was an | English puritan theologian. |
| 1595-1672) was a leading | English Independent theologian. |
| Walter Travers (1548? - 1635) was an | English Puritan theologian. |
| Matthew Poole (1624-1679) was an | English Nonconformist theologian. |
| Margaret Canovan (born 1939) is an | English political theorist. |
| king students are expected to learn solely in | English once they achieve a certain competency in Eng |
| In | English Literature this was 98%. |
| In the | English release, this becomes ScraPri. |
| Please - someone, anyone - edit the | English in this page. |
| The scientific name commemorates the | English naturalist Thomas Hardwicke. |
| English Division Three: 1984-85 | |
| The film's | English language title is Sister Smile. |
| English translations titled The Tenderfoot have been | |
| English Champions titles: 3 | |
| Rev. Tobias | English, 1982 to 1999 |
| Basic | English claims to have reduced English to 850 basic w |
| In 1368 he served as the | English ambassdor to France. |
| English Sheriffs to 1154. | |
| Meanwhile, the | English continued to expand along the James riverfron |
| HH Stephenson captained the first | English team to tour Australia. |
| The | English Channel to cruise about |
| John Shaw Burdon (1826-1907), | English missionary to China |
| Dictionary of Old | English: A to G online |
| Dictionary of Old | English: A to G on microfiche |
| By 1582, all | English trade to Antwerp had ceased. |
| John Saris - captain of the first | English voyage to Japan |
| upati is currently translating the Bible from | English into Tokelauan. |
| English History Told by English Poets (1902) (ISBN 0- | |
| He was the son of | English jockey Tom Cannon (1846-1917). |
| In February 1594, an | English army took and garrisoned Enniskillen. |
| The | English brutally took the city. |
| 1960, | English provincial town. |
| A History of the | English Coronation, tr. |
| The film has an | English audio track and subtitles in English, Spanish |
| Michael W. Dickinson (born 1950), | English racehorse trainer |
| English Garden, transfer printed on the 'Fine' shape, | |
| Main article: List of | english football transfers winter 2009-10 |
| English version translated here. | |
| Alexander Pope produces an | English language translation of Homer's Odyssey. |
| Main article: Old | English Bible translations |
| English title translations not official | |
| The term "travel" originates from the Middle | English word travail. |
| He studied | English in Trinity College, Dublin. |
| May 29, 1967, Evesham) is an | English jazz trombonist. |
| Ken Rattenbury, | English jazz trumpeter, pianist and composer |
| By 16 she taught | English at Tsuruga College in Japan. |
| For the | English folk tune, see Country Gardens. |
| She spoke fluently | English, French, Turkish and Greek. |
| (bilingual: | English and Turkish). |
| Comon name in | English: wild turmeric, aromatic turmeric |
| John Eames (died 1744) was an | English dissenting tutor. |
| Caleb Ashworth, D.D. (1722-1775) was an | English dissenting tutor. |
| The Anderson Platoon: | English re-edited uncensored version title. |
| Reginald de Cornhill was an | English administrator under King John. |
| 1994 | English Boys Under 16 Championship |
| English National Under 16 Tesco Cup: 2009/10 | |
| This led to an | English translation under his direction. |
| Rotem is fluent in Hebrew and | English, and understands Italian. |
| Nick Abendanon (born 1986), | English rugby union footballer |
| Tony Cook (rugby player), former | English rugby union player |
| Redingensians R.F.C is an | English Rugby Union club. |
| English rugby union club that plays in the Midlands D | |
| English Rugby Union South West Division - Tribute Wes | |
| For the | English trade unionist, see John Gast. |
| James Mawdsley (1848-1902) was an | English trade unionist. |
| English Leeds United has visited the stadium twice. | |
| World | English: the Universal Language (1888) |
| The TU Braunschweig ( | English: "Braunschweig University of Technology" resp |
| Ph.D. | English Literature, University of California, Berkele |
| Visiting Professor, Department of | English, Harvard University. |
| 2003) Den du inte ser; | English translation: Unseen (2006 |
| 2004) I denna stilla natt; | English translation: Unspoken (2007 |
| Motto in | English: Ever Upwards |
| He is conversant in | English, French, Urdu and Punjabi languages. |
| English is used in the Blind Department. | |
| English is used as the medium of instruction. | |
| There are also many | English loanwords used in Singaporean Hokkien. |
| In Old | English, un usually means "not". |
| I Melt with You - Modern | English - Valley Girl |
| Understanding | English Language Variation in U.S. Schools. |
| These works have been translated into | English at various times. |
| W.M.O | English Academy, Vellamunda |
| English Madrigal Verse, 1588-1632 | |
| He also translated The Odyssey into | English blank verse. |
| An | English language version was not published. |
| There is an | English export version entitled "The Invincible Shaol |
| An | English language version was released, Love isn't lov |
| It combines evangelical commentary with the | English Standard Version text. |
| English Radio Version (3:03) | |
| English single version (4:17) - Video recorded | |
| John R. Tilley .... presenter ( | English subtitled version) |
| "Ella Ella L'a ( | English Extended Version)" [iTunes Exclusive] |
| It only contains the | English dubbed version. |
| Somewhere My Love ( | English language versions) |
| Foley, Henry, SJ Records of | English Province, vii. |
| Lyn Harding as Equerry ( | English narrator)/Henry VIII |
| English: Blessed Virgin Mary | |
| DD5.1 Japanese, DD5.1 | English, Siren Visual |
| Licensed in | English by Viz as Short Cuts. |
| Licensed in | English by Viz as Genkaku Picasso. |
| The manga is also licensed in | English by Viz Media. |
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