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| ntry to live in Grandma Smith's old house in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, learn they are to be evicted. |
| is not related to the former Integra Bank of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that was bought out by Nation |
| nctive and recognizable features of Downtown | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| , Harris worked for many years at WPGH-TV in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a weeknight news anchor. |
| n East Deer Township, Allegheny County, near | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the son of Robert and Mary Ki |
| named these mountains for Alan M. Scaife of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a contributor to the expediti |
| The company was located in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| Green died of cancer in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 14 years after playing his la |
| Westinghouse Electric company and located in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| is a defunct low-power television station in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, broadcast locally on channel |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he was appointed midshipman 2 |
| d President of Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| t game was held on July 7 at Forbes Field in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the home of the Pittsburgh Pi |
| as played on July 7, 1959 at Forbes Field in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, home of the Pittsburgh Pirate |
| regiment was organized at Camp Wilkins near | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with George S. Hays as colone |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he was the father of former M |
| s a historic commercial building in downtown | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Morgan worked in his father's |
| Rivers Casino, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, primarily built in 2008 and 2 |
| rk West Park, is a municipal park located in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the Allegheny Center neigh |
| rch is a historic Eastern Catholic church in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| ft the community in April 1994, and moved to | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he was awarded a Gradua |
| Arthur Vincent Ely, born 8 March 1912 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, graduated from the United Sta |
| Roberts was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where she grew up. |
| In 1905, he moved to | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with his parents. |
| eekly newspaper in the South Hills region of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and northern Washington Count |
| nicular railway located in McKees Rocks near | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Forrell was born Eugene Finkelhor in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, where he attended Allder |
| 2000: | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (June 21-June 23, 2000) ( |
| East Hills is a neighborhood in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA's east city area. |
| Albright died in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, aged 70. |
| or of drama at Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| 5, 1934 he married Helen Catherine Prugh of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and they had four children: J |
| he district was located on the north side of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the area formerly known as |
| ing Field were an American rock quartet from | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who recorded five albums from |
| There was a hardcore punk-rock band in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, named Conelrad, and there is |
| rbes Avenue is one of the longest streets in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| - Michael O'Connor, first Catholic Bishop of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, first Catholic Bishop of Erie |
| nd music organization established in 1968 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| Calliope Concert at Carnegie Lecture Hall in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, featuring Tom Rush on April 2 |
| It is set in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and spans a time period from |
| ter Science at Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| Place is a neighborhood in the 31st ward of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, located in the southeast corn |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Myron was the son of film exe |
| s an important public transportation link in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| e, Baltimore, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, receiving warm reviews. |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he was survived by his wife B |
| They opened a small shop in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which grew to become H. K. Po |
| He was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and studied drama at Carnegie |
| Born in 1970 in a suburb of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, she graduated from Serra Cath |
| When he visited the city of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the local Hasidic community a |
| ical and materials company based in Downtown | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States in an art-deco |
| McCurry moved to | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and took up dentistry, before |
| ChemADVISOR is a privately held company in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA that provides internation |
| Maropis was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the middle of three sons. |
| Norman Nardini, based in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, created two or more cover ver |
| h President of Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| The Duquesne Club is a city club in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, founded in 1873. |
| onal Register of Historic Places landmark in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| In 1834, he moved to | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but was unhappy with his situ |
| Liberal Arts, part of Duquesne University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was founded as the College of |
| s a 340ft (104m) tall skyscraper in downtown | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Krug earned her B.A. from the |
| y Square, in the Lawrenceville section of in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where Clemente played for the |
| olic Church is an Eastern Catholic church in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| a Professor of Law at Duquesne University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Daniel London (1973-), a native of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is an American theater and mo |
| Fake was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, graduated from Choate Rosemar |
| Beltzhoover is a neighborhood in southern | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in an area known as the South |
| ter Science at Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Headquartered in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pitt Ohio Express began opera |
| ve" Throckmorton is an American drummer from | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, also referred to by the nickn |
| A frontier citizen in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, he founded both the Pitt |
| Mon Conn was a small industrial railroad in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, now part of the Allegheny Val |
| s produced by the Keystone Bridge Company of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is one of few surviving o |
| hat is part of Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Arthur Wynne settled for a time in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he worked on the Pittsb |
| x located in the South Shore neighborhood of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| municipalities, such as the borough of East | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, reflect the modern spelling. |
| of an Episcopalian minister, and grew up in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Cleveland, Ohio and Wheeling, |
| Barnes, a native of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, earned a B.A. degree from Uni |
| Group is a challenger brand agency based in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that provides clients with st |
| s currently complete from Cumberland to near | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, using mostly abandoned rail r |
| ritten as Northside) refers to the region of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, located to the north of the A |
| Born into a family of ten children in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Humphries began playing drums |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he batted and threw right-han |
| 64 he moved to Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he had experienced a sa |
| hospital located at 320 East North Avenue in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| 2009: | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA (June 22-June 24, 2009) |
| He died suddenly in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at the age of 50 after being |
| 1927) was the fifth Roman Catholic Bishop of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| East Liberty neighborhood of the East End of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Fayette, (1792-1814) was an American fort in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| ey Park is a large municipal park located in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, between the neighborhoods of |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Herock is a graduate of the U |
| one attended Chartiers Valley High School in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he did not play footbal |
| Glenn was born Theodore Scott Glenn in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the son of Elizabeth, a homem |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Leavitt is a graduate of Yale |
| He went on to the University of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States in 1985, gainin |
| k and directly in front of the University of | Pittsburgh's Frick Fine Arts Building in Pittsburgh, Pe |
| For the Mayor of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, see Andrew Fulton. |
| public school in the Carrick neighborhood of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| ublic school in the Sheraden neighborhood of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| Lamberts died in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA on February 22, 2005 from |
| It is set during the 1980s in the | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, working-class district of Was |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pew was the youngest son of J |
| 42 by the Dravo Corporation, Neville Island, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, launched on 12 June 1942, and |
| Brown was born on February 13, 1926 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where his father worked for a |
| For suburb of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, see Warrendale, Pennsylvania. |
| Born in 1966 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, she graduated from Bethel Par |
| key died at the age of 78 in his hometown of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, following a battle with Alzhe |
| Based in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Lupus Center of Excellenc |
| Set in 1908 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, this nostalgic novel is the r |
| After the war he settled in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and continued the practice of |
| paratory school located on three campuses in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, established in |
| wealthy and influential family originally of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, and its vicinity. |
| A native of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, DePasquale graduated from Cen |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Roll moved to Arizona as a ch |
| Homewood North is a neighborhood in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA's east city area. |
| ience (MCS) at Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA houses the Chemistry, Mat |
| Born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Shafer graduated from the Pit |
| ular railway that scaled Mount Washington in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| h President of Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| 42 by the Dravo Corporation, Neville Island, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, launched on 11 July 1942, and |
| He was admitted to the bar in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1852. |
| Established in 1994 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, C-RS has over 1,700 members w |
| ollectively describe the southern suburbs of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and the neighborhoods in the |
| Born in 1962 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, she earned a BA at the Univer |
| Created by Carnegie Mellon University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Death Risk Rankings has been |
| William Whittingham Lyman (July 28, 1850, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-1921) was the son of Theodore |
| It is manufactured by a | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based company BodyMedia, Inc. |
| Collaborative Fusion, Inc. (CFI) is a | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based provider of ESAR-VHP and |
| It was subsequently taken over by | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Koppers, which was later |
| NEP Broadcasting, LLC is a | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based privately-owned internat |
| He is the lead singer and guitarist of the | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based punk band Punchline. |
| ican American church in the Hill District of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Arlington is a south neighborhood in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| t was named after the industrial heritage of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| in Latta, South Carolina, but was raised in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| label, founded in 2003 by Benjy Grinberg in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| erican writer Martin J. Smith (1956-) set in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| WHIRL Magazine is published in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| studied law, and was admitted to the bar in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| of the Monongahela, with his headquarters in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| They are based in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| American writer Thomas Lipinski set in 1980s | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| n at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| ican real estate magnate and civic leader in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| born in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, now part of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| ol of Liberal Arts at Duquesne University in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| to the bar in 1835 and commenced practice in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| thfield Street, across from Mellon Square in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| major and distinctive skyscraper in Downtown | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Shiras was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| negie Mellon University's School Of Drama in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Incline Number 2 was a funicular railroad in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| king Canaries") are an indie rock group from | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| He was born May 21, 1942 in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Hardman was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Jackson was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| October 5, 1960 at Forbes Field in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Nicolette was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| The game was played at Forbes Field in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Rice was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| tsRadio 93.7 The Fan", is a radio station in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| y based in the South Oakland neighborhood of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| vin High School is a Catholic high school in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| lisher, and Republican party politician from | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Mahlon M. Garland was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| major student dormitory at the University of | Pittsburgh's main campus in the Oakland neighborhood of |
| American hip hop and R&B musical group from | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| stinghouse Park is a small municipal park in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Bigelow (1850-1916), known as the "father of | Pittsburgh's parks," was an American City Engineer and |
| ork, New York; Cherry Hill, New Jersey; and, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Carey was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| a, she emigrated with her parents in 1992 to | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| 892, and was interred in Allegheny Cemetery, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| y the American writer David Guy set in 1980s | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| is the Fox-affiliated television station for | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Allegheny County located in the county seat, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| American writer Kathleen George set in 1990s | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| He was interred in Allegheny Cemetery, in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| known for her series of crime novels set in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| part at Washington & Jefferson College, near | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| , a new product development firm located in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Part of the music video was shot in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| She was born as Zoe Parenteau in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| dcore punk band, from 1991 to 2001 formed in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Robert Costanza was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| tes in 1832 with his parents, who settled in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Christine Laitta is an American actress from | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| s an American novelist and poet now based in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| It is based in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| MARC USA is headquartered in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Pearlstein was born in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Baird moved with his family, at age five, to | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| ated in the Allegheny Center neighborhood of | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| can writer Robert Aiello set in contemporary | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| in Utah, Rigdon and his followers settled in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| He was born William Skeen Gumbert in | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
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