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| ce, Italy, Mexico, Finland, Denmark, Ireland, | Holland and Japan as well as other countries. |
| outh tournaments held in Sweden, Denmark, and | Holland. |
| Germany, France, Denmark, Switzerland,Italy, | Holland and Bangladesh. |
| ind the rest of Europe-even densely populated | Holland has better proportioned houses than are being |
| It was described by | Holland in 1889, and is known from Sierra Leone to th |
| It was described by | Holland in 1892, and is found from forests from Sierr |
| It was described by | Holland in 1893, and is found from forests from Camer |
| s her to find a new partner, a description of | Holland, or an account of the man's ship sinking. |
| iversity in 1940 to new buildings designed by | Holland W. Hobbiss. |
| The Havana was developed in | Holland, and spread to Europe during the early 1900's |
| This breed was developed in | Holland. |
| ot revolves around smuggling diamonds between | Holland and the UK, via the ship, the MV Galaxy, conc |
| i Heimans (born 24 July 1985 in Diemen, North | Holland) is a Dutch track cyclist. |
| Her father is a Portuguese diplomat for | Holland. |
| Assistant Athletic Director, Scott | Holland |
| "Hitlerjunge Salomon") - director: Agnieszka | Holland (with Marco Hofschneider and Julie Delpy) |
| ted with resolving various border disputes in | Holland, Germany and Italy at the Congress of Vienna, |
| East Elloe was a rural district in | Holland in Lincolnshire from 1894 to 1974. |
| Boston was a rural district in | Holland, Lincolnshire from 1894 to 1974. |
| ouston Independent School District, including | Holland Middle School and Furr High School. |
| a live band project of musician and DJ, Will | Holland. |
| ent into coaching, he coached at Dordrecht in | Holland and Altringham in the lower leagues before be |
| r played for Ado Den Haag and Dordrecht'90 in | Holland as well as Mechelen and Lierse in Belgium. |
| ch 2002 in Rotterdam, as Spain were downed by | Holland, 1-0. |
| "Leaving Here" (Lamont Dozier, Brian | Holland, Edward Holland) |
| "Forever" (Lamont Dozier, Brian | Holland, Freddie Gorman) |
| ve / I Hear a Symphony" (Lamont Dozier, Eddie | Holland, Brian Holland) - 5:19 |
| 's A Ghost In My House" (Lamont Dozier, Brian | Holland, Eddie Holland, R. Dean Taylor) - 2.36 |
| Shah (Pakistani), Dr. Barett (UK), Dr. Kemp ( | Holland), Dr, Stevens and Dr. Smenges. |
| son, and Reiko Aylesworth played Dr. Adrienne | Holland. |
| he time, was under the leadership of Dr. John | Holland. |
| The main land drain in | Holland Fen (as distinct from the River Witham, which |
| The lands were laid out after the drainage of | Holland Fen by Act of Parliament in 1776. |
| 22 minutes, and helped to a 0-0 draw against | Holland. |
| he tournament, a penalty in the 1-1 draw with | Holland. |
| Drinkwater, E. | Holland, P. J. Johnes, J. Katzenberger, L. A. Martine |
| rough TSTC-West Texas just a short drive from | Holland Medical. |
| in the West, Schulz and his men dropped into | Holland to seize the airport at Waalhaven near Rotter |
| ng Op MARKET GARDEN, the parachute drops into | Holland and later in support of the Allied response t |
| Drummer David | Holland left the band in 1968 to form Trapeze. |
| erators that former Judas Priest drummer Dave | Holland was a member of. |
| r; Voormann - bass; Jim Keltner - drums; Milt | Holland - percussion; Horns - Tom Scott |
| rom the Bishopric of Utrecht and the Duchy of | Holland, and was forced by Holland to negotiate a tre |
| a definitive treaty and Belgium owed dues to | Holland for its use of the Scheldt River. |
| ng memory is being a four-year-old during the | Holland v. Ireland match at the Euro '88. |
| The team of Durocher and | Holland floundered in 1966, when the Cubbies finished |
| the Beacons, Dyreborg moved on to Dutch club | Holland Sport, before ending his career with Swedish |
| led to his being sent to occupation duties in | Holland. |
| (Center) Henry Einarson tour of duty in | Holland |
| s such as WHSmith, F. Hinds, Robert Dyas, o2, | Holland and Barrett and QS. |
| Civil War, the Duke of Hamilton, the Earl of | Holland, Lord Capel, the Earl of Holland, and the Ear |
| The Earl of | Holland with his personal guard fought their way to t |
| uke of Buckingham and Henry Rich, 1st Earl of | Holland in raising the royal standard at Dorking. |
| ed to Isabel, wife of Henry Rich, 1st Earl of | Holland and others. |
| folk, and daughter of Henry Rich, 1st Earl of | Holland, 1649. |
| ces Rich, daughter of Henry Rich, 1st Earl of | Holland and Isabel Cope |
| and the Scottish Covenanter Army, the Earl of | Holland fled back to the king's headquarters at Berwi |
| ard Rich, 6th Earl of Warwick and 3rd Earl of | Holland (1673 - 31 July 1701) was an English peer and |
| nd in the quarrel between him and the Earl of | Holland. |
| Henry Rich, 1st Earl of | Holland (baptized 19 August 1590 - 9 March 1649) |
| In early 1957, | Holland was persuaded by his party to step down, and |
| invented by the creators of EastEnders, Tony | Holland and Julia Smith. |
| 94 by Karima Trotter (Kibble), Ebony Trotter ( | Holland), Negelle Sumter, and Shavonne Sampson. |
| Echanella albibasalis ( | Holland, 1900) (syn: Echanella purpurea Bethune-Baker |
| e:Austria, Belgium, Bermuda, Ecuador, France, | Holland, Indonesia, Liberia, Nicaragua, Norway, Papua |
| children; Harriet Clarke, George Edgar, John | Holland, and a son who died as an infant. |
| "Rhythm Of Life" (Phil Coxon Edit) (Nicky | Holland, Roland Orzabal) - 5:17 |
| r Geschichte der Dichtung und Sage, edited by | Holland, Keller, and Pfeiffer (1865-72). |
| Vernon Edward "Vern" | Holland (June 28, 1948 - April 20, 1998) was an Ameri |
| Vice Admiral Sir Louis Edward Stewart | Holland Le Bailly KBE, CB (18 July 1915 - 3 October 2 |
| Edward Everett | Holland (February 26, 1861 - October 23, 1941) was a |
| and previous concerts include the Eels, Jools | Holland and PJ Harvey. |
| s later, however, Brann beat PSV Eindhoven of | Holland to advance to the quarter-finals of the Cup W |
| f York and fathered illegitimately Eleanor de | Holland born in c. 1406; Eleanor was later married to |
| ools include Pleasantville Elementary School, | Holland Middle School, and Furr High School. |
| Pitchers: Dock Ellis, Al | Holland (also with St. Lucie), Randy Lerch, Jon Matla |
| Elsevier Amsterdam, | Holland. |
| d (May 1660), was continued in his embassy in | Holland, was confirmed in his tellership of the exche |
| (1978 EMI Records | Holland) |
| lo , his parents and sister Sera emigrated to | Holland. |
| nada shortly after his parents emigrated from | Holland. |
| Emily Mary | Holland (1824-1908) married Charles Buxton; their son |
| in season 2002-03, was the encounter between | Holland and Belarus on 7 September 2002 at the Philip |
| During a heavy engagement, Lieutenant | Holland, not content with bombing hostile dug-outs, f |
| Story of the Pilgrims (1899) and England and | Holland of the Pilgrims (1905). |
| with a Balkan refugee through the England vs. | Holland match. |
| In September he fled England for | Holland and returned with William to England in Novem |
| lived in Lisbon, Belgium, France, England and | Holland. |
| , met up in Amsterdam ahead of the England vs | Holland game. |
| uation to study the instrument in England and | Holland and gave his debut concert in London's Wigmor |
| Dissenters, Lawne initially left England for | Holland, drawn by the atmosphere greater religious to |
| 8 December 1918 to carry cargo to England and | Holland. |
| During several visits to England and | Holland he made investigations particularly of the hi |
| g France on an equal footing with England and | Holland and giving new life to French commerce in the |
| gens and other scholars in Italy, England and | Holland. |
| itions have been published in England, Italy, | Holland, Canada and the USA. |
| Canada, England, France, | Holland, Ireland, Tonga, US Virgin Islands, Vanuatu a |
| George painted in England, Belgium, | Holland, France, Germany and Italy. |
| s on his travels through France, England, and | Holland, he tended to spend more than he earned, a pr |
| Julia Smith enlisted Tony | Holland as Angels script editor after the show became |
| ut-and-back course, at the Enschede Marathon, | Holland. |
| uring with a professional chamber ensemble in | Holland and Germany. |
| side of County Route 620 before entering the | Holland Brook. |
| It enters Up | Holland. |
| 2011, Kuyt scored a 90th minute equaliser for | Holland against Uruguay, leveling the match to 1-1, w |
| ge, and after a short imprisonment escaped to | Holland. |
| s later, however, he succeeded in escaping to | Holland, but was expelled on the demand of the Prussi |
| ny obtained brood oysters from Essex, France, | Holland and Portugal. |
| he representative of Leiden at the estates of | Holland. |
| , Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Spain, | Holland, Yugoslavia, Lithuania, Latvia, Macedonia, Ge |
| cued from Ciudades del Cielo while Eureka and | Holland were still in the Special Forces. |
| ady seen the band playing Eurosonic Festival, | Holland, a massive 38 date headline UK tour with supp |
| , Popaganda in Sweden, Bestival, Eurosonic in | Holland, MIDEM in Cannes, as well as Paris, Dijon, Ro |
| rant, Collins, Concord, Eden, Evans, Hamburg, | Holland, Lackawanna, North Collins, and Sardinia. |
| g in Progress '97 and the following events in | Holland, including the 2009 event Hacking at Random. |
| It was voted second best Dutch novel ever in | Holland. |
| "Will We Ever Learn" ( | Holland, Ellen Shipley) - 5:14 |
| The Worst Album Covers in the World Ever (New | Holland Publishers). |
| ained a prisoner-of-war until his exchange to | Holland in June 1918. |
| , which was initially released exclusively in | Holland. |
| pe the creditors he made a short excursion to | Holland. |
| ndicate that the map was probably executed in | Holland, shortly after July 20, 1632, from rough draf |
| After the exercise, General | Holland Smith assigned the APDs and rubber boat funct |
| He also held a solo exhibition in | Holland and he created his stick figure with the sign |
| nington, who had shared Charles II's exile in | Holland. |
| ards from followers of Charles II in exile in | Holland. |
| He spent the years 1633 to 1640 in exile, in | Holland.. |
| he English Civil war Charles II was exiled in | Holland, where he was influenced by European advances |
| He was released in 1630 and exiled to | Holland. |
| bers of both congregations had been exiles in | Holland and elsewhere. |
| n the failed 1799 Anglo-Russian Expedition to | Holland. |
| r Andrew Miller during the 1799 Expedition to | Holland. |
| F(rancis) Ross | Holland, Jr. (1927 - September 16, 2005) was an Ameri |
| bec Chapel, London 1879 - 1881 to Canon F. J. | Holland. |
| F. P. | Holland died January 18, 1928 in Dallas, Texas and wa |
| rocessor Storteboom Group, with facilities in | Holland and Poland. |
| n Services, SheltAir Aviation Facilities, and | Holland Builders of Florida, Inc. are all part of the |
| the war, Anthony Fokker moved his factory to | Holland, where production continued. |
| of Hambroek, sealing the missionary's fame in | Holland. |
| eloped by Zacharias Janssen and his father in | Holland. |
| His father, John | Holland, was a clergyman who fled the Kingdom of Engl |
| ile the CD version was released by Fear Dark ( | Holland), "1000 Thoughts of Violence" was also releas |
| am in high school, along with fellow bandmate | Holland, and was also in the Math Club. |
| Fern Leona | Holland (August 5, 1970 - March 9, 2004) was an Ameri |
| n Rotterdam International Film Festival 2008, | Holland. |
| e song "big Bird (Fly)" at a rock festival in | Holland about 1970. |
| er his performance at the Pinkpop Festival in | Holland. |
| 9 at the Dynamo Open Air Festival, Eindhoven, | Holland |
| ouring companies to major summer festivals in | Holland, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and France. |
| He has won prizes at animation festivals in | Holland, Barcelona, Zagreb, Hiroshima, Bombay, Chicag |
| Paradox went on to play festivals in | Holland and Italy before splitting up on their return |
| holds the title of ‘oldest dance festival' in | Holland, being the first festival of its kind there s |
| his native Denmark, Roda JC and Feyenoord in | Holland, FC Mulhouse in France and Servette FC and FC |
| player include RVV HOV, Feyenoord Rotterdam, | Holland Sport, R.W.D. Molenbeek (with whom he won the |
| ad been killed on 20 October 1944 fighting in | Holland. |
| oup attracted the attention of filmmaker Gill | Holland, who offered the group a contract on his reco |
| f the tournament, including the final against | Holland. |
| ce, as a substitute in the semi final against | Holland U21. |
| Cup of Masters, scoring in the final against | Holland. |
| After working in the financial industry, | Holland used his knowledge of how banks and instituti |
| Southall finished sixth, | Holland 15th, Butler 16th, Harvell 19th. |
| da, China, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, | Holland, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kor |
| t also from Sweden, Denmark, Finland, France, | Holland, USA, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Palestine, Israel, P |
| 5 in the Euro Qualifier against Finland, when | Holland won 4-1 with one goal from the PSV Eindhoven |
| ffect was compounded by simultaneous fires at | Holland, Michigan; Manistee, Michigan; Port Huron, Mi |
| He then joined the Cheyenne law firm of | Holland and Hart, where he worked until being appoint |
| ob worked as a private lawyer for the firm of | Holland, Bevis & Smith, now Holland & Knight, in Bart |
| He worked first in | Holland with Ed Swayzee, Leon Abbey, the Utica Jubile |
| career as a swimmer, having first represented | Holland at the 1988 Seoul Paralympics, winning two go |
| Jack, Alex Fraser, Ray Griff Joe Firth, Jack | Holland, Ian Tyson, Chris Hennessy, The Cambridge Bus |
| secret negotiations in France, Flanders, and | Holland. |
| n with the contact advertisements; he fled to | Holland before the trial. |
| sanctuary at Colchester when the King fled to | Holland in 1470. |
| in 1752 by Jean-Martin de Prades, and fled to | Holland to avoid the storm. |
| 1648 and was exiled by Parliament (he fled to | Holland) on the 18th November 1648. |
| In 1648 he fled to | Holland. |
| r 1955, the Labor member for Flemington, Jack | Holland, died. |
| nd held this post until the queen's flight to | Holland in 1642. |
| enter has been located on the ground floor of | Holland Hall, accessible from either the Schenley Qua |
| Wax finally folded due to cash flow problems, | Holland, Dozier and Holland moved their remaining art |
| To construct the focal family, | Holland and Smith were helped considerably by Tony Ho |
| om Germany to Allied centers and flew food to | Holland. |
| He bought foodstuffs in | Holland to export into Germany (which had suffered ba |
| S Rijndam or Ryndam as an ocean liner for the | Holland America Line. |
| 951 for the CHU as a representative for South | Holland and served in the first parliamentary commiss |
| anada TV) as well as an article for Penthouse | Holland. |
| rallel to Boyle Plaza (the toll plaza for the | Holland Tunnel) which now serves as an access road to |
| Philip gave way,due to pressure for Prussia, | Holland, and Sweden and repartitioned the wall. |
| Bolivar subsequently recommended him for the | Holland legation, but Bolivar's resignation and then |
| ener expert Dr John Fry while working for The | Holland Sweetener Company (HSC), a subsidiary of DSM |
| It was named for Henry | Holland Buckman, a prominent legislator and attorney |
| rotunda inserted into the former forecourt by | Holland, which is a unique entrance to a London mansi |
| for the island for many years and formed The | Holland Island Preservation Foundation. |
| ool magazine was called Andarkol, formed from | Holland Park School and was the name of the cartoon d |
| s, Ghulam El Fattah (Gregory Foster), Barbara | Holland, and Harry Fainlight read their works over th |
| d penalty in the 73rd minute, after a foul by | Holland on Rensenbrink who then scored from the penal |
| itan Club in the United States was founded in | Holland, Virginia. |
| John Lavenu, pastry chef to Stephen Fox, Lord | Holland (brother of Charles James Fox). |
| Channel ports along the coasts of France and | Holland (then under French domination as the Batavian |
| Bournemouth; the European tours of France and | Holland; and the Goff Richards celebration concert at |
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