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| 2001, she was adjutant to Raymond Barre in the | Lyon Mayoralty, charged with city policy and univers |
| Street, called either the Laughlin Annex or the | Lyon Building. |
| Ram and Erlich were triumphant yet again in the | Lyon International Series tournament in October 2004 |
| The | Lyon Building. |
| He has worked for the | Lyon Opera Ballet, and choreographed the music video |
| The | Lyon family attempt to acquire a new house in Marble |
| nuel d'Astier de la Vigerie he took part in the | Lyon region in the creation of the South Liberation |
| The house is now the main headquarters of the | Lyon Arboretum. |
| aum lived with his wife in the "H" house of the | Lyon Arboretum until his death. |
| Built around 549 by the | Lyon bishop Saint Sacerdos, the church was damaged i |
| Introduced to the | Lyon chapter of the Combat resistance organisation, |
| n 1806 he matriculated arms as a Baronet in the | Lyon Office. |
| described inactivation of the X chromosome, the | Lyon hypothesis explaining how X chromosomes can som |
| the | Lyon Tablet, a speech by Claudius |
| Finally in the mid 1990s, the | Lyon Family sold WADE, the last of their radio holdi |
| the junior Anglet Hormadi team in 2001 and the | Lyon Hockey Club FFHG Division 2 team of 2007. |
| professional know-how, he went on to attend the | Lyon School of Jewelry, where he received a degree i |
| s called The Cub and the yearbook is called The | Lyon. |
| Eastern sections of the | Lyon and Geneva Railway |
| [Includes translation of the | Lyon Eracles for 1184-1197.] |
| , but kept his other responsibilities until the | Lyon government was defeated in the election of 1981 |
| He was named the honorary director of the | Lyon and Haute-Provence observatories. |
| promised to head the list of candidates for the | Lyon municipality, she nevertheless announced her de |
| y called her a salope ("slut") on-camera on the | Lyon metropolitan television channel. |
| ther dates claimed for the establishment of the | Lyon College, the first veterinary school in the wor |
| uded Carlo Colombo, principal bassoonist of the | Lyon Opera Orchestra; and Kim Walker. |
| He was shot by a platoon of the | Lyon garrison on 19 June 1942. |
| turning from a mission to bomb airfields in the | Lyon area on 2 June 1940 it strayed into Swiss airsp |
| Therese | Lyon - Mrs. Jackson |
| iscount Cross, by Georgiana, daughter of Thomas | Lyon, DL, of Appleton Hall, Cheshire. |
| Thomas | Lyon, 8th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne (died 175 |
| Foreman Thomas | Lyon and Solicitor General John A. Boykin began the |
| Thomas | Lyon Hamer (July 1800 - December 2, 1846) was a Unit |
| On this occasion, he also went to | Lyon to try to undo the chaos that was then reigning |
| Coming of age (1561) he went to | Lyon, probably engaging in mercantile business; he r |
| on after they erected barricades and marched to | Lyon under the black flag. |
| tle, but were carried away by their soldiers to | Lyon. |
| way station lies on the line from Strasbourg to | Lyon. |
| Bordet for two more years and finally moved to | Lyon, France, to join the International Agency for R |
| He returned next year to | Lyon. |
| Quietly withdrawing to | Lyon and later to Avignon, de Billy devoted himself, |
| He moved to | Lyon in 1978 and then to Bordeaux in a $4million tra |
| played 5 games in Ligue 2 before going back to | Lyon. |
| A construction permit was issued in 1983 to | Lyon Radio, Incorporated, for an FM station on a feq |
| They proceed to | Lyon, and deposit a document in the safe, allowing t |
| he Challenge de France, which is only second to | Lyon, which has appeared in seven. |
| Montpellier from 1671 onwards, before moving to | Lyon four years later. |
| He then returned to | Lyon, going on work with the team's strikers. |
| Probst escaped and returned to | Lyon and Paris. |
| one 24-inch (61 cm) line from Fos to | Lyon. |
| Tom | Lyon is a British escapologist and magician who has |
| Tom | Lyon .... audio systems technician: Dave Matthews Ba |
| in a continued south easterly direction towards | Lyon. |
| criticism and praise at differing times towards | Lyon from supporters and the media. |
| Traditionally, | Lyon cold meat shops sold bugnes just before Lent, d |
| 500 votes as the Tories formed government under | Lyon. |
| cognized as a legalistic and cautious Unionist, | Lyon was an outspoken Abolitionist, with a long-stan |
| ive positions within the Jean Moulin University | Lyon 3 management. |
| agement professor at the Jean Moulin University | Lyon 3 in Lyon, France. |
| Lecturer at Jean Moulin University, | Lyon |
| eational sports and the construction of the USC | Lyon Center, the fencing team received a new base an |
| s editions were brought out at Brescia, Venice, | Lyon, Cologne, Ingolstadt, Paris, Cremona, and Rome. |
| Euphemia Violet | Lyon married Richard Martin Welby (1886-1930), son o |
| A native of Arlington, Virginia, | Lyon earned an undergraduate degree at James Madison |
| Before the execution, three friends visited | Lyon in her final holding chamber for several hours. |
| Vitte | Lyon / Paris) |
| Bekkos als Verteidiger der Kirchenunion von | Lyon (1274) (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2005). |
| Robert W. | Lyon (May 22, 1842 - October 9, 1904), served as May |
| Namibia; Mexico; Broken Hill, New South Wales; | Lyon, France; and in the Southwestern United States |
| Andrew Walker | Lyon (born 18 December 1946) is a former English cri |
| Walter | Lyon (Republican) 1895-99 |
| Walter | Lyon (April 27, 1853-1933) was the Lieutenant Govern |
| When he came home from war | Lyon made a small fortune in the petroleum industry. |
| The centre of Willibad's power was | Lyon, Vienne, and Valence. |
| cided in the very final game of the season when | Lyon received erstwhile championship leaders Lens at |
| When | Lyon founded the college in 1837, students were requ |
| ral Party minority under Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King and the 14th Canadian Ministry. |
| rty majority first under Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King and the 16th Canadian Ministry, |
| me interested in the Reform movement of William | Lyon Mackenzie and took part in the Upper Canada Reb |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King and the Liberals were determined |
| iculture of Canada under Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| These troops headed for Toronto to join William | Lyon Mackenzie but were met and defeated by Allan Ma |
| orked in the Prime Minister's Office of William | Lyon Mackenzie King, and from 1948 to 1953 he was in |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King was Prime Minister during the 16 |
| ral Party minority under Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King and the 12th Canadian Ministry, |
| By July 1940, Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King, along with a growing number of |
| following nomination by Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| red the Sora as a backup vessel for the William | Lyon Mackenzie. |
| wn as a friend of future Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King, and is commemorated by a statue |
| , the Liberal Party, particularly under William | Lyon Mackenzie King would try to co-opt the trade un |
| a group from Pickering Township to join William | Lyon Mackenzie's uprising. |
| pposition was the Liberal Party, led by William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| ber 1946 as nominated by Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King and remained in that role until |
| He was fatally shot by supporters of William | Lyon Mackenzie in the opening incidents of the Upper |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King was Prime Minister during the 18 |
| umberland, Nova Scotia on the advice of William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King examines the first Book of Remem |
| s who supported the federal party under William | Lyon Mackenzie King but found the provincial party t |
| bank served as a backbench supporter of William | Lyon Mackenzie King's government. |
| n Churchill and Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King met secretly on a large destroye |
| defeating then Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King in a huge upset, the last of thr |
| National War Services in the cabinet of William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| In 1838, he offered to help William | Lyon Mackenzie and his followers on Navy Island. |
| t's support for Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King in the Conscription Crisis of 19 |
| orted the federal Liberal government of William | Lyon Mackenzie King and ran for re-election in the 1 |
| Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King declined to join the body and as |
| 1925 when the prime minister of Canada, William | Lyon MacKenzie King, appointed him to the Senate of |
| ne started by retired Air Force General William | Lyon. |
| s later in 1928, by the Prime Minister, William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| f pre-Confederation Reform Party leader William | Lyon Mackenzie, former United Farmers of Ontario pre |
| jamin Franklin Butler and Jesse Hoyt by William | Lyon Mackenzie (1845; pages 80ff) |
| and private secretary to prime minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| ct and then by throwing in his lot with William | Lyon Mackenzie on Navy Island, where he served as a |
| a cabinet minister in the government of William | Lyon Mackenzie King, and a grand-nephew of George Ca |
| by WKRG-TV founder Kenneth R. Giddens, William | Lyon and Jay Altmayer as the centerpiece of an autom |
| asgrain was nominated by Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King to be Speaker of the House in 19 |
| e to Hepburn's feud with Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King and the federal Liberals. |
| ate of Canada by Liberal Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| It is a back-up fireboat for William | Lyon Mackenzie (fireboat). |
| Although he supported William | Lyon Mackenzie during the 1830s, he did not agree wi |
| Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King tried to recruit Pearson into hi |
| of defence portfolios in the Cabinet of William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| Raoul Hunter's William | Lyon Mackenzie King (1967) on Parliament Hill, Ottaw |
| adian Senate upon the recommendation of William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| Statue of William | Lyon Mackenzie King (1967), on Parliament Hill, Otta |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King was Prime Minister during the fi |
| With the regular troops gone, William | Lyon Mackenzie and his followers seized a Toronto ar |
| nzie, who was in the federal cabinet of William | Lyon Mackenzie King, Odlum was promoted over several |
| o the Canadian Senate by Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| ure George VI), Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King, British Prime Minister Stanley |
| , Jr., who was married to a daughter of William | Lyon. |
| merican supply steamer Caroline used by William | Lyon Mackenzie and his rebels on Navy Island (see Ca |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie leaves for England with 25,000 names |
| ral Party minority under Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King and the 12th Canadian Ministry. |
| In 1849, he allowed William | Lyon Mackenzie to stay at his home after Mackenzie's |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie re-elected to the Assembly with a Ref |
| division on 9 June 1945 as nominated by William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| as appointed to the Canadian Cabinet by William | Lyon Mackenzie King as Minister of Labour. |
| Lombard Court, by William | Lyon Homes (Townhomes) |
| Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King had invited Macdonald to run for |
| rm cause, he took part in an assault on William | Lyon Mackenzie in Hamilton and was charged and fined |
| ommendation of Prime Minister of Canada William | Lyon Mackenzie King, to replace the Lord Tweedsmuir |
| inister of Justice in the government of William | Lyon Mackenzie King, changed the wording of the peti |
| Following the 1921 federal election, William | Lyon Mackenzie King's Liberals came to power in Otta |
| ent.He eventually became a supporter of William | Lyon Mackenzie, and led a force of armed rebels in t |
| Canadian prime ministers, starting with William | Lyon Mackenzie King in 1927, had made attempts to do |
| two prime ministers who were bachelors, William | Lyon Mackenzie King and R.B. Bennett. |
| n he was named to the Senate in 1945 by William | Lyon Mackenzie King and scooped the Parliamentary pr |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie emigrates to Canada. |
| n the past, but Canadian Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King resisted. |
| 1st Viscount Byng of Vimy on advice of William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| The William | Lyon Mackenzie operates 12 months a year, providing |
| e support given by the United States to William | Lyon Mackenzie, and it found expression in a refusal |
| eral Cabinet position by Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| and writing a biography of party leader William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| September - William | Lyon Mackenzie returns from the United Kingdom. |
| representatives were Winston Churchill, William | Lyon Mackenzie King and Franklin D. Roosevelt. |
| as Robert Baldwin, but was attracted by William | Lyon Mackenzie's more radical reform movement. |
| The government of William | Lyon Mackenzie King appointed Bruce as Canada's seco |
| He attended William | Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute, graduating in 1 |
| November 1942 on the recommendation of William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King was Prime Minister during most o |
| From left to right: Esme Howard, William | Lyon Mackenzie King and Vincent Massey. |
| o the Senate of Canada on the advice of William | Lyon Mackenzie King in 1925 representing the senator |
| ite in 1978 with the cooperation of the William | Lyon Company,developers of the Bennett Ranch subdivi |
| William | Lyon Mackenzie King was Prime Minister during the 14 |
| se the reformers in the colony, such as William | Lyon Mackenzie, who wanted responsible government. |
| arquess of Willingdon, on the advice of William | Lyon Mackenzie King, in 1926. |
| dian politician who quit the cabinet of William | Lyon Mackenzie King over the issue of conscription. |
| In 1837, William | Lyon Mackenzie and about 200 of his supporters captu |
| s Justice Minister under prime minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King until 1924. |
| inted to the Canadian Senate in 1928 by William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| n Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| ("Treason") at Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| Senate on the advice of Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King prior to the 1930 federal electi |
| supporter of the Liberal government of William | Lyon Mackenzie King until he was defeated in the 193 |
| as a Liberal in 1947 by Prime Minister William | Lyon Mackenzie King. |
| The land was originally granted to William | Lyon. |
| March - Attempted assassination of William | Lyon Mackenzie at Hamilton. |
| scored 187 goals in the French league, 182 with | Lyon. |
| retired French football player who played with | Lyon, FC Gueugnon, Troyes AC and Amiens SC. |
| With | Lyon, Henry featured in the final match of the UEFA |
| , Yoann, is also a professional footballer with | Lyon and a French International who competed in the |
| In his first full season with | Lyon, he scored 21 goals in 23 league games, includi |
| he most titles ever won in the competition with | Lyon. |
| layed with only three clubs (eight seasons with | Lyon, four with Marseille, and four with Paris FC). |
| s with Montpellier and back-to-back titles with | Lyon. |
| emoved on May 30, and temporarily replaced with | Lyon, who was promoted from captain to brigadier gen |
| mber 1847, the Richards brothers travelled with | Lyon to Robert Burns' birthplace in Alloway. |
| of resolving the dogmatic dispute just as would | Lyon and Florence councils a few hunred years later. |
| Later that same year, | Lyon took on another law clerk, Archibald Howard, ju |
| uyot was a lawyer at HSD, part of Ernst & Young | Lyon, from 1989 to 1993. |
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