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| est End theatre (venues for this included the | Fortune Theatre and the Duchess Theatre). |
| play was also performed in New Zealand at the | Fortune Theatre (New Zealand) in Dunedin. |
| tle of Lies", was once performed by Dunedin's | Fortune Theatre before 100 invited guests in the cast |
| The show opened on London's West End at the | Fortune Theatre in March 1987. |
| c Library building (the Carnegie Centre), the | Fortune Theatre, and one of the city's main cinemas. |
| t, at the Court Theatre, Christchurch and the | Fortune Theatre, Dunedin. |
| The stalls in the auditorium of the | Fortune Theatre, where the current London production |
| f the city, into a venue he had financed, the | Fortune Theatre. |
| telling parts of the game include: their life | fortune, their annual fortune (predictions for the en |
| In an ironic reversal of | fortune, their tour to support that recording was as |
| nd Jack will try to frame Joan to acquire the | fortune themselves. |
| r, who wish to retain control of his father's | fortune themselves. |
| ident and his daughter inherits an unexpected | fortune, then the money came to her "out of the blue. |
| The AI automatically reads the person's | fortune; there is no need for a second human to act a |
| trying to obtain a greater share of the ducal | fortune, they lost in the French courts, leaving the |
| he name of Ingram to their surname due to the | fortune they received. |
| Having made a considerable | fortune, they retired in 1885. |
| was all that his family received for the vast | fortune they spent in the service of Philip III and I |
| -3, where she performed in sketches with John | Fortune; they had already worked together at Peter Co |
| better to provide some credible sources, as a | fortune this size and supposed controversies around t |
| t the moral of vaulting ambition and unstable | fortune, Thomas Carlyle calling him the "big swollen |
| Setting out on their quest for fame and | fortune, three female TV stars of different backgroun |
| mber of careers, arguably making and losing a | fortune three times. |
| as so marked that when, in 1883, a reverse of | fortune threw him upon his own resources for a liveli |
| After the war he made a | fortune through his share in the shipping company Sol |
| Mabry earned a | fortune through land and railroad speculation during |
| t receive a large inheritance, so he made his | fortune through marriage to the heiress Blanche of La |
| ), is an English entrepreneur, developing his | fortune through the greeting cards and gifts of Forev |
| Frederick Prince made a | fortune through his investments in a number of busine |
| en, in 1787, having first acquired a personal | fortune through silk manufacturing in Malda, Lord Cor |
| Langhorne amassed an enormous | fortune through private illegal trade carried out dur |
| ge inheritance and added substantially to his | fortune through a majority interest in the Louisiana |
| He made a good deal of his | fortune through being hired by mill owners to turn ar |
| as (about $81.76) but he began to improve his | fortune through contracts to clear land and open stre |
| ; and, when Prorus of Cyrene had lost all his | fortune through a political revolution, Cleinias, who |
| Dalton earned his | fortune through silver fox breeding, in the process m |
| Seng Sae Khu made his | fortune through tax farming. |
| e credit for this invention, and made a small | fortune through its operation. |
| ion of this film and so further increased his | fortune through its success. |
| He made his | fortune through stock market and property development |
| nior high student who moonlights as the ESPer | Fortune Tiara. |
| decades of philanthropic work by leaving his | fortune to charity, including $19 million for the Uni |
| adn't manage to built one, so he left all his | fortune to his sons for them to build them for him. |
| ontribution to Tashkent by using his personal | fortune to help improve the local area. |
| es Vedras, and as senior colonel had the good | fortune to command his brigade at the battle of Albue |
| Heath explained that he would use his | fortune to invest in British films and open up a medi |
| While at Fort Lewis, Elder had the good | fortune to be under the command of Colonel John Gleas |
| ector Roshan Andrews says "Although it cost a | fortune to shoot there, it turned out to be perfect. |
| n 1809, with his lending the state his entire | fortune to speed the withdrawal of French troops from |
| that Sir Richard must have left a prodigious | fortune to his family, by what he possessed by descen |
| as a philanthropist, who devoted his time and | fortune to that community. |
| Island that if elected, he would use his vast | fortune to buy a cow for every home in the country. |
| He used his | fortune to finance American operations in the west, a |
| the 2000s succeeded in returning part of the | fortune to Norway from accounts on the Cayman Islands |
| The bishop left most of his | fortune to Miss Eliza Maria Garway, a distant relativ |
| He had the good | fortune to receive his early training and exposure to |
| 1959) was a British mill-owner, who used his | fortune to buy a newspaper and launch his career as a |
| and ended up using a good portion of her own | fortune to buy land and slaves. |
| Leffingwell used his | fortune to found the Warner Hotel in 1906. |
| kind of holy tree, which can bring money and | fortune to the people, and that it is a symbol of aff |
| disinherited him, by leaving the whole of his | fortune to his youngest son, Thomas Potter, esq.' |
| n Brighton (Portslade), devoting her life and | fortune to the promotion of charitable institutions, |
| bt to a gang of thugs, steals Joe's newly won | fortune to pay them off. |
| ette died in 2007, she gave the entire family | fortune to some private heirs and to the King Baudoui |
| d Gertrude Vandergelt, who plans to leave her | fortune to her missing niece, Amy. |
| "It has been my very great good | fortune to have the right to claim my blood is half S |
| le of all the discoveries it has been my good | fortune to make.” |
| I have had the good | fortune to break their measures in two particulars vi |
| ember 1797, leaving his house and part of his | fortune to his grandnephew, Dr. Thomas Young. |
| nduced by this loss to devote the bulk of his | fortune to the promotion of learning. |
| ties search for a missing will which leaves a | fortune to a stranger from Calcutta. |
| sified as "Aryan" after paying an undisclosed | fortune to the Nazi party |
| He had the | fortune to live at Mantua during the apogee of its Re |
| ellon died in 1837 she left the house and her | fortune to Mr Coutts' granddaughter, Angela Burdett. |
| phasis on scholarship; he left a third of his | fortune to the City of London to fund the foundation |
| In 1950, Naegele had the good | fortune to go to Marlboro, Vt., where he was privileg |
| mistress of Claude Debussy, he bequeathed his | fortune to the Institute Pasteur (which used it in pa |
| the fall of Daud's general Gujar Khan caused | fortune to change sides and brought about the total d |
| symbol of speed and the transformation of bad | fortune to good fortune. |
| An elderly woman uses her vast | fortune to convince an eccentric yet brilliant scient |
| Chapman and his family used the resulting | fortune to establish philanthropic trusts that fund c |
| pendent film community, which brings fame and | fortune to the group. |
| , and then Eden from 1954 (succeeding Wilfred | Fortune) to 1960, when he retired. |
| ficer stated that he had never before had the | fortune to be associated with such cool and sustained |
| He donated half of his | fortune to charity and is still today known as a bene |
| ilege vanished after she gave away her entire | fortune to environmental causes. |
| t Mary Crawford has the combined good and bad | fortune to meet Andy Schmidt, a remarkably conceited |
| Van Diemen's Land in 1806, travelling on the | Fortune to Sydney and then the Sophia to Port Dalrymp |
| urns home from America, after manufacturing a | fortune, to impress his poor relations in London. |
| It is supposed he will leave his | fortune to one of Lord Ranelagh's children, to whom h |
| He devoted his whole | fortune to the work. |
| le bequeathed an important part of the family | fortune to the City of Brussels, to establish the Pri |
| rs to London, he read a wealthy young widow's | fortune, to his own benefit, and having taken a house |
| the United States, his parents devoted their | fortune to a memorial, Leland Stanford Junior Univers |
| lifestyle in Liverpool, where he is heir to a | fortune, to go to war at Inkerman in the Crimea. |
| He donated part of his | fortune to the Boy Scouts of America as well as healt |
| lthy woman that rewrites her will leaving her | fortune to her cats rather than to her nephew Michael |
| Close spent almost a million dollars of his | fortune to defeat Thurmond and his decision to raise |
| ess of Hertford; Queensberry left much of his | fortune to Maria Hertford. |
| owever, is "to die broke," having donated his | fortune to cancer research and the effort to eradicat |
| daughter, Gozzadina Gozzadini left the family | fortune to the Hospital of Bologna, where the univers |
| Fort Worth in 1935 and at his death left his | fortune to the foundation, with directions to build a |
| e 40, Smith initially considered endowing her | fortune to an institute for the deaf, but changed her |
| to the princess: "As I did not have the good | fortune to be at your wedding, let me congratulate yo |
| in New York City in 1892, he left part of his | fortune to be used for the erection of the Memorial H |
| id being driven on shore; but it was our good | fortune to reach a creek that lies on one side of a s |
| ket to an obscure posting, but Custer had the | fortune to graduate just as the Civil War broke out" |
| patronized, but he also contrived to leave a | fortune to a nephew, whose descendants include the Tw |
| Carnegie returned some of his | fortune to the communities by funding 2500 public Car |
| The following incident proves the might of | Fortune to be greater and more marvellous than is sho |
| ion on the subject, but have not had the good | fortune to meet with him. |
| He left his large | fortune to his nephew Captain Samuel Pitchford, who a |
| , at Chateau-sur-Mer, leaving the bulk of his | fortune to his son, George Peabody Wetmore. |
| Then he gave his | fortune to the poor and was devoted to the Church. |
| ittle exaggeration, that he "had had the good | fortune to grow up in a home where the only books kno |
| Jones had the extraordinary good | fortune to be taught freshman calculus by Robert Lee |
| nd of his life Dupont had donated most of his | fortune to a number of charities, from the Carmelites |
| In the late 1890s, she had the good | fortune to work with Fremont Older, the charismatic e |
| alency of two years' wages, which was a small | fortune to the Chinese immigrants as well as other Ca |
| They made use of their fame and | fortune to help the Jewish community in Iraq, both wi |
| The Hills of Hawkstone owed their status and | fortune to the 'Great Hill', the Hon. |
| at Bath in 1807, bequeathing the bulk of his | fortune to the sons of his cousin, Richard Long of Ro |
| He left his considerable | fortune to various charitable causes, and the Busby T |
| ecomes a sophisticated lady that will use her | fortune to ruin all of those who harmed her in the pa |
| a wealthy businessman who devoted much of his | fortune to promoting the temperance movement. |
| 3 more years of his Life and too much of his | fortune to reflect upon with pleasure; all of which h |
| It is certain that the sanctuary had the good | fortune to be regarded with equal reverence by the Ph |
| , procured weapons, and recruited soldiers of | fortune to fight the Spanish occupation of Venezuela. |
| He used this massive | fortune to act as a philanthropist and for the develo |
| Lord Beaverbrook had already used his | fortune to greatly benefit the citizens of the provin |
| He gave his wife's | fortune to her sister, and doubled the bequest, under |
| ater worked in insurance but used much of his | fortune to help the poor and fight corruption. |
| its of sequestration on Allied Banking Corp., | Fortune Tobacco, Foremost Farms and Shareholdings Inc |
| he World's Billionaires estimated in 2011 his | fortune, together with his brother Yuli's, to be $10. |
| n and composer, visit a gypsy camp to get his | fortune told. |
| Open Kitchen: a Chef's Day at The Inn at Bay | Fortune, took the bronze medal at Cuisine Canada's Co |
| Las Colinas saw a revival of | fortune towards the latter half of the 1990s, and the |
| into a 20 bed infirmary, and putting all his | fortune towards running the hospital. |
| (O) | Fortune, trop tu es dure; |
| Vijay's | fortune turn and he gets out of debt. |
| In the second half, Tech's | fortune turned. |
| etimes within a single movement, the wheel of | fortune turns, joy turning to bitterness, and hope tu |
| He has been a columnist for | Fortune, TV Guide, and Forbes FYI, and a contributing |
| English and published in 1940 as The Tide of | Fortune: Twelve Historical Miniatures) |
| Fortune, under the ring name "Travis", and Erik Watts | |
| he holder then lifts the flap and reveals the | fortune underneath. |
| e A. W. Tabor (although Tabor didn't make his | fortune until the subsequent "Colorado Silver Boom"). |
| 1934 and ensured its continuity from his own | fortune, until it could be taken public in 1954. |
| This he did with alternating | fortune until the present day. |
| d art teacher who inherited a substantial oil | fortune upon the death of her father. |
| University, to which he left the bulk of his | fortune upon his death. |
| ne shipping, and Amy was the sole heir to his | fortune upon his death in 1906. |
| He left his four-year-old daughter a | fortune valued then (1935) at more than US$100 millio |
| J. D. | Fortune walks alone on the empty Sixth Street Viaduct |
| In the 2004 Sunday Times rich list his | fortune was estimated at £48 Million, making him the |
| The Dixie family | fortune was lost in the 19th century, and the house a |
| Rose | Fortune was born into slavery in the British colony o |
| Listed at 5' 11.5", 176 lb., | Fortune was a switch-hitter and threw left-handed. |
| enters Han's island.Clark Gable's Soldier of | Fortune was filmed there in 1955. |
| His | fortune was valued at £92 million in 2006 by the Sund |
| A Fig for | Fortune was itself parodied in the writing of Hamlet |
| Good | fortune was not to last, however; the town's heyday c |
| The bulk of Gregory's personal | fortune was due in large part due to the ability of K |
| August 21, 1936), an heir to the Weyerhaeuser | fortune, was the 19th Governor of the U.S state of Wa |
| start of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, Lobo's | fortune was estimated at close to $200 million. |
| His | fortune was estimated at $15 million. |
| HMS | Fortune was an Acasta-class destroyer, and the twenty |
| His not inconsiderable | fortune was later seized by the Nazis, his name was s |
| w the family's principal seat, but the family | fortune was dwindling rapidly. |
| for most of the summer, it was revealed that | Fortune was in the process of discussing a contract w |
| But by 1935, the Morgan | fortune was in decline. |
| his death in 1927, however, Mittag-Leffler's | fortune was insufficient to set up an active research |
| s than three years before his death, Cullen's | fortune was estimated to be $200-300 million. |
| His autobiography, Accidents of | Fortune, was published just before his death in 2004. |
| Fortune was living in his car, under a bridge, when h | |
| The | Fortune was erected as the second half of a substanti |
| His | fortune was mainly used to create the modern systemat |
| But his | fortune was wiped out in the great crash of 1929, and |
| Fortune was initially brought to United as cover for | |
| O'Gorman as he investigated the story of how | Fortune was allowed to abuse him and countless other |
| The family | fortune was undermined by the extravagance of the 5th |
| His main | fortune was in the oil and gas industries around the |
| o Charles Wallach (see Further Reading) whose | fortune was from the medicinal use of paraffin and ot |
| His large | fortune was handed over to the ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin u |
| At the time of his death in 1881, he | fortune was estimated to be close to $25,000,000. |
| At the time of his death, his | fortune was estimated at about $42 million, which he |
| When his | fortune was over and he run into debt, he began to be |
| , at the same time that Roberts, on the Royal | Fortune, was in the mid-Atlantic trying to reach the |
| eyne journeyed to Dresden, believing that his | fortune was made. |
| The invention which made Edmondson's | fortune was his final development: a machine which wo |
| Upon her death on June 12, 1870, her | fortune was willed to endow Smith College, which open |
| His | fortune was based on the production firstly of bicycl |
| A portion of his | fortune was willed to the F. W. Olin Foundation, whic |
| The family | fortune was built through the brewing company Taylor |
| ary 2003, Lord Bowmont, heir to a £70 million | fortune, was caught travelling on the Tyne and Wear M |
| His personal | fortune was estimated as being some £108 million in 2 |
| Fortune was recommissioned on 30 March 1887 to carry | |
| The professor informs Drummond that a | fortune was buried in one of the walled off storeroom |
| Originally trained as a psychologist, | Fortune was a lecturer in social anthropology at the |
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