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| as umpired by Tim Pfeiffer, Kevin Chambers, and | Mick Abbott. |
| With | Mick Abrahams he later formed the band known as McGr |
| Mick Abrahams | |
| The song was written by | Mick Abrahams. |
| n Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health: | Mick Adams |
| Mick Adams, rugby league player | |
| Mick Aherne, a famous member of the Laois senior foo | |
| special issue #0 was released, written by Brad | Mick aka James McDonough and Adam Patyk, with art by |
| en changed their name to Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, | Mick and Tich. |
| Mick and I were starting to come to loggerheads." | |
| ose records were dubs on that first album, that | Mick and I and Charlie and I'd put a bass on or mayb |
| clay, Michael Kelly, Bobby and Matt Taylor, and | Mick and Matt Regan who went on to play for Belfast |
| In 1980s Sheffield, | Mick and Alan, two school-leavers, face the reality |
| direction (Paul Moloney) and the screenplay (by | Mick and brother Richard Molloy). |
| (Alice | Mick and Karen Wolff, Yale-New Haven Teachers Instit |
| Main article: Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, | Mick and Tich |
| Mick and Ellis later go into partnership when they b | |
| n on 8 February 1976 in Manchester, England, to | Mick and Deirdre Boulding. |
| Mick and Marty eneded up fighting in the Close over | |
| The character was created by | Mick Anglo and first appeared in Marvelman #102 publ |
| Mick Antoniw AM is a Welsh Labour & Co-operative pol | |
| In October 2009, | Mick appeared at a charity performance as vocalist f |
| from that suite with my lyrics and bridge which | Mick appropriated for Manfred Mann using new lyrics. |
| Mick argues with the supervisor, and is given a nega | |
| Michael ( | Mick) Arnold Lambert (born 20 May, 1950, in Balsham |
| es, where Clarence Edgar Harvey-always known as | Mick, as he was born on Saint Patrick's Day-and Haro |
| t was announced that the new Faces line-up with | Mick as front man would be performing festival shows |
| Mick asked for a look over on my talk page and overa | |
| o so, the gangsters hold Sue hostage, whereupon | Mick asks Leroy for help. |
| Leroy contacts a local street gang, whom | Mick assigns to create a distraction by caterwauling |
| 2, 1964), Kippax, West Yorkshire) also known as | Mick Astbury was a professional footballer who playe |
| he was educated in archaeology under professor | Mick Aston and Julian Richards. |
| Prominent British archaeologist | Mick Aston has commented that "Virtually all the rec |
| Mick Aston, archaeologist on Time Team | |
| Mick attended Indiana University in Bloomington. | |
| Mick Audsley (b. | |
| , a line-up which also featured ex-Kink members | Mick Avory and John Dalton. |
| la features a loud, distorted guitar riff and a | Mick Avory drum beat that carries the song. |
| re-formed Argent and occasionally deputises for | Mick Avory in The Kast Off Kinks. |
| Mick Avory - Drums, Percussion | |
| replaced the long-serving drummer of The Kinks, | Mick Avory, after Avory's departure in 1984. |
| Mick Bailey- Turntables (1997-2001) Left during reco | |
| chestra where he was the first recipient of the | Mick Baines Award. |
| the professional name of English rock guitarist | Mick Barakan. |
| y of crosstown Album Rocker WAVF) for mornings, | Mick Barker (from rival CHR outlet WSSX) for mid-day |
| sh (vocals, fiddle, steel guitar, sax, guitar), | Mick Barosh (drums), John Buckley (guitar), Jon Mull |
| Singular guitar phenomenon | Mick Barr (Octis, Orthrelm) joined the group in 2005 |
| ormed by New York City musicians Colin Marston, | Mick Barr and Lev Weinstein. |
| -Holm, Kurt Johnson, Jeb Bishop, Alex Perkolup, | Mick Barr, Ed Rodriguez, Mike Green and Jonathan His |
| ary 2008 as a collaboration between himself and | Mick Barr. |
| Sleeve Redesign; | Mick Barry Original Design; Steve Averill |
| Mick Barry is an Irish Socialist Party councillor fo | |
| Mick Bates first worked as a science teacher at (Hum | |
| Mick Bates was chairman of the National Farmers Unio | |
| Mick Baxter (born 30 December 1956 in Birmingham - 1 | |
| Mick became Bohs' youngest keeper ever when he made | |
| Mick becomes suspicious when several paintings from | |
| Unity (PANU) and United Peoples Party (UPP) of | Mick Beddoes to contest the 2006 general elections. |
| Mick Beddoes, Fijian politician | |
| Gen. | Mick Bednarek, deputy commanding general, operations |
| "Test Pattern" ( | Mick Blood) - 4:35 |
| "Under My Umbrella" ( | Mick Blood) - 2:50 |
| "My Main Attraction" ( | Mick Blood) - 3:21 |
| "Deaf, Dumb and Blind" ( | Mick Blood) - 2:59 |
| "The Other Side Of You" ( | Mick Blood) - 3:20 |
| "Just One Solution (Reprise)" ( | Mick Blood) - 1:35 |
| "Space Cadet" (Anthony Bambach, | Mick Blood, Gerard Corben) - 3:30 |
| "Blood From A Stone" ( | Mick Blood, Richard Jakimyszyn) - 3:46 |
| Mick Blue was born Michael Omelko,on September 9, 19 | |
| Mick Blue(born Michael Omelko on September 9, 1976) | |
| stars Alexis Texas, Michael Stefano, Mr. Pete, | Mick Blue, Mark Ashley, Gianna Michaels, Kristina Ro |
| ry's dressing room antics, including a row with | Mick Bodley and his promise to get the Posh out of D |
| AUSTRALIA: | Mick Bolewski, Dan Frawley, Albert Rosenfeld, Dally |
| and the choir consisted of Fionnghuala, Othar, | Mick Boogerd, Renske van Dijken, Rob Kikkert, Jos Lu |
| oduced by SkullKrushers and was presented by DJ | Mick Boogie and Gakcity.com. |
| Thru”, both of which were hosted by renowned DJ | Mick Boogie, who is known for his creative mixtapes |
| Sean and | Mick both went to Decontaminate. |
| Igor Sas as | Mick Bourke |
| Mick Box - guitar, vocals | |
| "No Return" (Trevor Bolder, | Mick Box, Ken Hensley) - 6:07 |
| Brien, Phelim Doyle, Tom Byrne, Paul Byrne (2), | Mick Brien, Enda Luddy, Johnny O'Brien, Wally Manly, |
| vasi, and drummer Dave Rosenstrauss (along with | Mick Brochu, a part-time live guitarist) as the grou |
| ek "Mo" Moore on bass, Ron Howden on drums, and | Mick Brockett on lights, special effects and other m |
| e for fishing this quality fish was down behind | Mick Brophys turf shed. |
| Mick Brown on Pike Fishing | |
| ne a series of TV programmes with fellow angler | Mick Brown also known as 'The Duke' or 'Sir Michael' |
| Michael ' | Mick' Brown is a notable angler who co-hosts several |
| Mick Brown - drums | |
| s (such as Dan McNay or Sean McNabb) and drums ( | Mick Brown of Dokken). |
| aving: Community Development Credit Unions with | Mick Brown and Pat Conaty, NEF, the National Associa |
| Mick Brown, Author and journalist | |
| "Iron Horse/Born to Lose" (Phil Taylor, | Mick Brown, Guy Lawrence) |
| Spector Tapes | Mick Brown- Daily Telegraph |
| Mick Brown-Saturday Afternoons | |
| hing companion and fellow programme contributor | Mick Brown. |
| ives is a 2004 book by UK journalist and author | Mick Brown. |
| Mick Buckley (born 4 November 1953 at Manchester, En | |
| erree Lawrence (organ and other keyboards), and | Mick Bunnage (bass guitar). |
| Mick Burke won a cap for England while at Widnes in | |
| Vocalist | Mick Burnham later joined short-lived Melbourne band |
| Vocalist | Mick Burnham had a voice that sounded very similar t |
| Mick Burns (footballer) (1908-1982), English footbal | |
| Mick Butler (born 27 January 1951 in Barnsley) is an | |
| Town's top scorers for the season were | Mick Butler on 19 goals, Terry Gray on 11 and then K |
| Mick Buxton later listed him as one of his best ever | |
| Things only seemed to improve once ex-manager | Mick Buxton was appointed as assistant manager, but |
| here was hope on the horizon as ex-Town manager | Mick Buxton joined up as assistant manager and resul |
| ng before a transfer to Huddersfield Town under | Mick Buxton in 1978. |
| It also saw the arrival of | Mick Buxton at the club, he would be Town's second l |
| So | Mick Buxton decided to bring in some more strikers o |
| by a run of 5 losses in 6, which forced manager | Mick Buxton to bring in a new striker. |
| Following that start | Mick Buxton made an inspired signing, the Liverpool |
| on resigned and following a spell as caretaker, | Mick Buxton became the new manager and helped Town r |
| late-season appointment of popular former boss | Mick Buxton as Ross' assistant that kick-started the |
| With | Mick Buxton at the helm for his first full season, m |
| In | Mick Buxton's first full season in charge, Town scor |
| Cox helped | Mick Buxton's side gain promotion to the Football Le |
| how he goes to an Irish training session, meets | Mick Byrne and Jack Charlton and must explain to the |
| ith whom she has a son named C.J. (Clarke Jr.) ( | Mick Cain) She was also a doting grandmother figure |
| Mick came from a musical family but stood out as the | |
| Mick Cardby (Mason) earns a living as a self-employe | |
| Mick Carolan was chosen on the Kildare football team | |
| ss guitar/vocals), Pete Hughes (guitar/vocals), | Mick Carrol (vocals/percussion) and Pete Long (aka T |
| ouble all ireland winners) Legendary midfielder | Mick Casey and the stars of the 1982 success Seamus |
| m, Terry O'Connor, Terry Newton, Harvey Howard, | Mick Cassidy, David Furner, Andy Farrell. |
| son, Quentin Pongia, Terry Newton, Craig Smith, | Mick Cassidy, Danny Tickle, Andy Farrell. |
| ters, Terry O'Connor, Terry Newton, Neil Cowie, | Mick Cassidy, Denis Betts, Andy Farrell. |
| Horse Trainer | Mick Channon (the ex Southampton footballer), who mo |
| Southampton in turn began to create chances; | Mick Channon was put through on goal before being de |
| 185 | Mick Channon 1966-1977 & 1979-1982 |
| contribution to the team but lost his place to | Mick Channon and in November 1968 he moved on to Ald |
| Mick Channon - Bint Allayl (1998), Queen's Logic (20 | |
| At Cape Town, he played alongside | Mick Channon & Kevin Keegan. |
| ester City pay £300,000 for Southampton striker | Mick Channon, who signs a six-year contract at Maine |
| her international players, such as Terry Paine, | Mick Channon, Matthew Le Tissier and Alan Shearer. |
| (sub: Hugh Fisher), Jim Steele, Paul Gilchrist, | Mick Channon, Peter Osgood, Jim McCalliog, Bobby Sto |
| goals), now playing alongside Kevin Keegan and | Mick Channon, as Saints finished in 6th place in Div |
| lo, with former Southampton and England forward | Mick Channon. |
| a scout and is credited with spotting the young | Mick Channon. |
| Mick Clarke is a tough defender. | |
| Mick Clarke (born 19 June 1989 in Drogheda, Ireland) | |
| Mick Clavan (11 March 1929 - 11 July 1983) was a Dut | |
| Mick Coady is a retired English professional footbal | |
| er the news that her beloved boyfriend DJ Worm ( | Mick Colligan) is planning to move to Ibiza without |
| Mick Collins (born 1965), Michigan musician | |
| Mick Collins - Producer, Performer | |
| nineties Steppling founded Circus Minimus with | Mick Collins and Cinda Jackson. |
| Mick confessed that his shop had sold stale food, ho | |
| Michael Anysley ( | Mick) Connelly (1916 - 2003) was a New Zealand polit |
| growing up in the poor Irish Catholic family of | Mick Connolly in Southland; in short stories which i |
| guitar parts respectively, and Peter Shand and | Mick Cooke (also of Belle and Sebastian) for string |
| not as successful for Bermingham, with manager | Mick Cooke preferring a strikeforce of Sean Brennan |
| mmy Burton, Ian-Hunter Randall, Chris Hodgkins, | Mick Cooke and John Armatage. |
| ining such notables as Alan Green, McDonald and | Mick Coop are still fondly remembered even today by |
| Oklahoma City Mayor | Mick Cornett |
| ling you're a part of something special"; mayor | Mick Cornett said "My expectations were lofty, but w |
| Mick Cornett, current Mayor of Oklahoma City, Oklaho | |
| Meanwhile the Labour group leader | Mick Corser lost the election in Bickenhill after ha |
| rmer Bradford Park Avenue reserve team manager, | Mick Couzens. |
| Mick Cox formed Magnet (1969-71). | |
| e French Alps in February 1980 and according to | Mick Cox the second take was the one used on the alb |
| Mick Cox - lead guitar | |
| arijuana and sent back to Ireland, so guitarist | Mick Cox (born Michael Charles Cox, 1943, Gillingham |
| John Blakey, John Platania, | Mick Cox, Chris Michie - guitar |
| Mick Crane played Loose forward/Lock, i.e. number 13 | |
| Mick Crane won a cap for Great Britain while at Hull | |
| Mick Cranny - Former Dublin Seniors. | |
| vin, Matt Keane, Mary Staunton, Tommy McCarthy, | Mick Crehan, Gerry Hanley, Rosie Stewart and Dick Ho |
| In 1933 under the guidance of | Mick Crilly and others the club were officially reor |
| Mick Cripps - Guitar | |
| Mick Cripps: guitar | |
| Mick Cronin (born July 17, 1971(1971-07-17)) is an A | |
| Tassie Medalist | Mick Cronin |
| farewelling their international long time stars | Mick Cronin and Ray Price as victorious champions. |
| Australia: Graham Eadie; Allan McMahon (1 try), | Mick Cronin (2 goals), Russel Gartner (1 try), Mark |
| amatta had the chance to snatch victory through | Mick Cronin's conversion attempt. |
| The combination of Brett Kenny, | Mick Cronin, Peter Sterling, Eric Grothe and Steve E |
| The Eels backline consisted of Neil Hunt, | Mick Cronin, Steve Ella, Eric Grothe, Sr., Brett Ken |
| Mick Cronin, rugby league player | |
| ason's Rothmans Medallist was Parramatta centre | Mick Cronin. |
| ugural Tassie Medal was awarded to East Perth's | Mick Cronin. |
| Michael Joseph ( | Mick) Cullerton (born 25 November 1948) is a former |
| Five professionals left on free transfers: | Mick Cullerton (Chester); Mick Mahon (York City); Ji |
| Mick Cullerton hit 21 goals in all competitions to b | |
| Mick Cutispoto - Guitar | |
| Mick Dawson, Leinster's Chief Executive described it | |
| ustody, and after a failed attempt to kill Sue, | Mick decides to take Sue to Australia in order to ta |
| Mick Deegan - Former Dublin player | |
| As of 2005, | Mick Derrick is working as an archaeologist in Norwa |
| Mick: Detective Andy Sipowicz (Dennis Franz) from NY | |
| 82 twenty clubs in the south of England, led by | Mick Dewey of Portsmouth club decided to leave the K |
| Mick died 14 February 2002 in Welwyn Garden City, He | |
| Knighton was succeeded at Sunderland by | Mick Docherty on a caretaker basis. |
| Mick Doherty - Reading, Wycombe Wanderers | |
| Mick Doohan back on a motorcycle after his crash at | |
| is first year as a full factory Honda rider, as | Mick Doohan's team-mate on the Repsol-backed Hondas |
| dalora gets the start from Rainey, Kocinski and | Mick Doohan. |
| Mick Doonan (flute) | |
| Mick Dunford guitarist (as The Plebs) | |
| Gallagher, Kenny King and Chris Wing, backed by | Mick Dunford (lead guitar), John Hawken (piano), Pet |
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