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| Captain Henry | Robinson Clay, Jr. was a World War I flying ace credit |
| l family, the sixth son of the Reverend Henry | Robinson Haywood, an honorary canon of Manchester Cath |
| Henry | Robinson Luce (April 3, 1898 - February 28, 1967) was |
| Charles Henry | Robinson (July 27, 1856 in Westerly, Rhode Island - Ma |
| rait as a stipple and line engraving by Henry | Robinson, after Henry Pickering was published in 1833. |
| May's successor, Henry | Robinson, who may have been a relative, did his best t |
| Briton Hadden, Henry | Robinson Luce. |
| It later passed around 1850 to Sir Henry | Robinson Montagu, the 6th Lord Rokeby, a soldier who h |
| Henry | Robinson Palmer (1795-1844) was a British civil engine |
| Henry | Robinson Hall (1859-1927) was a Victorian and Edwardia |
| ackay, Captain Royal Engineers; William Henry | Robinson, Captain Royal Engineers; and William Grant S |
| Henson | Robinson Zoo |
| The Henson | Robinson Zoo is a private nonprofit zoo serving the po |
| The Henson | Robinson Zoo is affiliated with the Springfield Park D |
| Herb | Robinson, Newton engineer |
| UFM), defeating independent candidate Herbert | Robinson by 141 votes in the constituency of Dufferin. |
| a cost of over $500,000 in 1995, with Herbert | Robinson donating almost half of the total cost. |
| ocals, piano), Bill Martin (trumpet), Herbert | Robinson (tenor saxophone), Willie Dixon (bass), and O |
| Herbert | Robinson (member of the Queensland Legislative Assembl |
| Later that Year he replaced Hercules | Robinson as the Administrator of Monserrat. |
| He was the fifth son of Admiral Hercules | Robinson. |
| the fifth Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Hercules | Robinson. |
| Governor of New South Wales - Hercules | Robinson, 1st Baron Rosmead |
| vate secretary to his elder brother, Hercules | Robinson, 1st Baron Rosmead, who was then Lieutenant G |
| Baird replaced Herk | Robinson as General Manager on June 17, 2000. |
| Dove Canyon, Trabuco Highlands, | Robinson Ranch, and Rancho Cielo were all established |
| lummer in the 1979 film production Highpoint, | Robinson made a 700 foot free-fall from a deck on the |
| n she begins taking piano lessons with Hilary | Robinson (Anne Scott-Pendlebury at Number 30 Ramsay St |
| lage and north of a wali on a low rocky hill, | Robinson and Smith found themselves surrounded by cist |
| ned by the African American architect Hilyard | Robinson and built in 1941. |
| ching clinics, Lions coach Buddy Parker hired | Robinson as the first black scout in the NFL. |
| Echanella hirsutipennis | Robinson, 1975 |
| yer, as he later called himself (ignoring his | Robinson family name), found New Zealand agreeable and |
| In the past, fishermen fished at Hobart's | Robinson Lake. |
| Hogg | Robinson) left due to "musical differences". |
| ary, Harman became a Director of Wilsons Hogg | Robinson, an insurance brokers; a position he filled f |
| Playing as a holechecker | Robinson played in his first international competition |
| Norman Hollis | Robinson (born 1951 in Toomsuba, Lauderdale County, Mi |
| for TV film starring Mario Van Peebles, Holly | Robinson Peete, and Hal Linden. |
| includes Sharon Osbourne, Sara Gilbert, Holly | Robinson Peete, and Leah Remini. |
| an features a scene where the character Holly | Robinson and her girlfriend become excited after findi |
| O'Neal, Corey Parker, Tyrone Power Jr., Holly | Robinson Peete, Christian Slater, and Blair Underwood |
| 1986: Howard the Duck (as Holly | Robinson) .... K.C., Cherry Bomb |
| Before joining Access Hollywood, | Robinson was a reporter and anchor for WSVN-TV in Miam |
| Horace | Robinson Kornegay (March 12, 1924 - January 21, 2009) |
| Louis Calhern as Horatio | Robinson |
| In the 1835 novel Horse-Shoe | Robinson by John Pendleton Kennedy, a historical roman |
| Wetmore married Frances Howard | Robinson in 1940. |
| Wayne Howard | Robinson (born April 19, 1958, in Greensboro, North Ca |
| However, | Robinson had been hospitalized the day before his moth |
| However, | Robinson refused to report to the Giants, choosing ins |
| take a share of the estate of Edward Howland | Robinson Green who had lived for many years in Terrell |
| Rev. Hugh | Robinson, first alum (1888) to serve as president, 189 |
| ed in 1573 in favour of his kinsman, Humphrey | Robinson, but he took instead the archdeaconry of Angl |
| London: Hurst, | Robinson & Co (1824); credited to "A student of the Te |
| e Spacey's ex-wife (Madsen), her new husband ( | Robinson), and his new employer (Knoxville). |
| Hanumatpresaka Swami (Huber Hutchin | Robinson, born January 12, 1948, Guam) is a Gaudiya Va |
| Captain George I. | Robinson - Mustered out with the battery following the |
| Third Lieutenant Leonidas I. | Robinson (1877-June 6, 1891) was the first graduate of |
| William I. | Robinson, a professor at UCSB, was accused of being an |
| gside a new addition, Liverpudlian singer Ian | Robinson. |
| anying video Dene Michael was seen asking Ian | Robinson "Remember when we did Agadoo?", |
| en he was defeated by the Country Party's Ian | Robinson. |
| d, both formerly of The Missing Links and Ian | Robinson On Drums. |
| s Pataki, Max Wallace, Russell Blackford, Ian | Robinson, AC Grayling, Robyn Williams, Simon Taylor, N |
| ack Lace's original lineup and new member Ian | Robinson. |
| Ian | Robinson (born 1944) is a British literary critic and |
| Casino Country Party MLA Ian | Robinson resigned on 22 October 1963, in order to cont |
| This would be more successful if | Robinson could put some academic initials after his na |
| Impressed, | Robinson decided to produce a single with Ruffin singi |
| ail College is a community college located in | Robinson, Illinois. |
| riday character on this island as there is in | Robinson Crusoe. |
| re located in the same residential complex in | Robinson Road, Hong Kong Island. |
| Robert Brubaker was born in | Robinson, Illinois, on October 9, 1916. |
| Parts of the walls in | Robinson Road have been recently declared as protected |
| ontrol of the Lincoln Oil Refining Company in | Robinson, Illinois, giving Ohio Oil its own refining c |
| orn February 26, 1977 as Kristy Jo Gullett in | Robinson, Illinois, southern Illinois, USA) is a forme |
| that he was born not in Spain, but in | Robinson, Illinois |
| rant workers at the Ya Fei Chinese Cuisine in | Robinson Towne Centre during a shooting spree that lef |
| turing its new artisan brands in a factory in | Robinson, Illinois and in early 2009 announced plans t |
| lers Ridge is an open-air lifestyle center in | Robinson Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania abou |
| ho also owned another TBN affiliate, W57AO in | Robinson, Illinois. |
| ate local services boards provide services in | Robinson and Dawson townships. |
| He opened his own law practice in | Robinson, Illinois in 1861. |
| He died in | Robinson, Illinois, November 23, 1957. |
| the Mount Sinai Holy Church of America, Inc. | Robinson formed the organization in response to her vi |
| s testified that at the time of the incident, | Robinson was suffering from severe paranoid schizophre |
| pleted, the more advanced students, including | Robinson, Glen Dawson, Jules Eichorn, Norman Clyde, an |
| The incumbents | Robinson, Taylor, Selden and Bates were re-elected. |
| Born in Versailles, Indiana, | Robinson received a limited schooling. |
| This evolved into | Robinson and Sons, with Dixon's children Arthur and He |
| l election, defeating Liberal candidate Irene | Robinson by 1,331 votes in Mississauga East. |
| (February 4, 1905-October 11, 1971) and Irene | Robinson (May 10, 1913-April 7, 1979). |
| an independent investigation has cleared Iris | Robinson of any wrongdoing in connection with the awar |
| The Iris | Robinson scandal, also known as Irisgate, is a politic |
| Iris | Robinson of the DUP was the eventual winner of the sea |
| and her resignation in January 2010 was Iris | Robinson of the Democratic Unionist Party. |
| (in fact the fact that Kano's real surname is | Robinson strongly suggests that he is not related to t |
| The next day in | Robinson's hut, he discovers Edwige sleeping and they |
| The closest station to Le Plessis-Robinson is | Robinson station on Paris RER line B. This station is |
| ollowing this fight Manfredy knocked out Ivan | Robinson in what had been HBO's Boxing After Dark's hi |
| per, Darroll Wilson, Imamu Mayfield, and Ivan | Robinson; as well as showcasing up and comers includin |
| sota under former Army Special Forces coach J | Robinson. |
| The current headmistress is Mrs J | Robinson, who has held the post since 1988. |
| December 8, 1999: David J. | Robinson appointed to House District 27. |
| oduced and directed by Mark Mori and Susan J. | Robinson. |
| Matthew J. | Robinson was kept off the ballot but is running as a w |
| He married in 1840 Isabella, daughter of J. | Robinson, and widow of W. S. Douglas; she died at St. |
| Hugh Heclo is a Clarence J. | Robinson Professor of Public Affairs at George Mason U |
| Beccaloni, G. W., Scoble, M. J., | Robinson, G. S. & Pitkin, B. (Editors). |
| by William Ling in 1876, was acquired by J.B. | Robinson. |
| Thomas J.B. | Robinson, U.S. Representative from Iowa, was born in N |
| J.H. | Robinson, Petrarch, First Modern Scholar, (New York 18 |
| C Kaiser 1957-1960 W.E Griesse 1960-1963 Jack | Robinson 1963-1966 William Couch 1966-1967 W.H Ringhar |
| Jack | Robinson is a name present in a common figure of speec |
| ar goalkeeper, the England international Jack | Robinson, was serving a one-match suspension. |
| dy to the England international 'keeper, Jack | Robinson. |
| ollowing an error by England goalkeeper, Jack | Robinson, and hung on to claim the trophy. |
| entleman of the early 19th century named Jack | Robinson was a person who changed his mind. |
| Jack | Robinson (born 1 September 1993) is an English profess |
| Jackie | Robinson: (1919-1972), American Major League Baseball |
| are-foot (980 m2) practice facility at Jackie | Robinson Stadium. |
| nited States history from 2000-2003 at Jackie | Robinson Academy in Long Beach, California. |
| The Legend of Jackie | Robinson (2003) |
| out former Major League heroes such as Jackie | Robinson, Duke Snider, Preacher Roe, Roy Campanella, a |
| outside) came to Wrigley Field to see Jackie | Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers play. |
| The Friends of Jackie | Robinson Park has kept the dream alive by raising fund |
| Jackie | Robinson: Race, Sports, and the American Dream. |
| on, Jesse Owens, Wilt Chamberlain, and Jackie | Robinson. |
| his number retired by the Marlins was Jackie | Robinson, whose number 42 jersey was retired throughou |
| Jackie | Robinson had three at bats and had two singles and one |
| Jackie | Robinson |
| May 13: Jackie | Robinson played in his first game in Cincinnati. |
| He is considered to be the Jackie | Robinson of modern American Rodeo. |
| The Bruins played their home games in Jackie | Robinson Stadium, and finished the season with a 27-29 |
| an Acheson, the actor James Mason, and Jackie | Robinson, among others. |
| in the 1950s that included Gil Hodges, Jackie | Robinson, and Pee Wee Reese. |
| April 15: On Opening Day, Jackie | Robinson made his debut as the Dodgers' first baseman. |
| na Beach home of the Daytona Cubs, see Jackie | Robinson Ballpark. |
| liams from the Philadelphia Stars, and Jackie | Robinson from the Kansas City Monarchs. |
| Jackie | Robinson stole home, but Whitey Ford won with relief h |
| The US congressional testimony by Jackie | Robinson, the first African-American Major League Base |
| (1945), The Virginian (1946), and The Jackie | Robinson Story (1950). |
| ork Giants to the Brooklyn Dodgers for Jackie | Robinson on December 13, 1956. |
| Jackie | Robinson County Park is focal point in Sun Village. |
| The stadium is not the same as the Jackie | Robinson Field at Brookside Park, next to the Rose Bow |
| For the UCLA baseball stadium, see Jackie | Robinson Stadium (UCLA baseball). |
| after they had rejected a huge bid for Jackie | Robinson from Arsenal. |
| The Jackie | Robinson Story (1950) |
| en's book, In the Year of the Boar and Jackie | Robinson, has become a classic used in schools nationw |
| sts included the famed Duke Ellington, Jackie | Robinson, Lionel Hampton, and Roy Campanella. |
| Subsequent hits included "Did You See Jackie | Robinson Hit That Ball?", "When My Man Comes Home" and |
| for their aging All-Star third baseman Jackie | Robinson, traded Don Hoak, Russ Meyer and Walt Moryn t |
| ed for the Brooklyn Dodgers along with Jackie | Robinson, he demonstrated he was a great teammate by s |
| earlier, the Bruins took the field at Jackie | Robinson stadium as the visiting team at 6 pm. |
| injuring his back in a collision with Jackie | Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers, as Williams covered |
| umber being retired to honor the great Jackie | Robinson on Jackie Robinson Day celebrated throughout |
| Black Barons, Chicago American Giants, Jackie | Robinson All-Stars, Winnipeg Buffaloes, and Carman Car |
| football team, trains and practices at Jackie | Robinson Youth Ball Field from September through May. |
| The Bruins played their home games in Jackie | Robinson Stadium. |
| o as Satchel Paige, Blair Underwood as Jackie | Robinson, Edward Herrmann as Branch Rickey and Jerry H |
| Jackie | Robinson (baseball player) |
| Team member Jackie | Robinson would go on to a career in Major League Baseb |
| rst since the one that would have sent Jackie | Robinson from the Dodgers to the Giants after the 1956 |
| The Jackie | Robinson Field is located at Brookside Park, next to t |
| June 24: Against the Pirates, Jackie | Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers stole home plate for |
| He was founder and president of the Jackie | Robinson Sports Association, a baseball league serving |
| h incidentally, was coached by a young Jackie | Robinson. |
| Dance School and dance classes at the Jackie | Robinson YMCA in New York City. |
| volved numerous achievements including Jackie | Robinson breaking the color barrier as the first Afric |
| efore it was retired out of respect to Jackie | Robinson. |
| in 2004 after the Cubs home ballpark, Jackie | Robinson Ballpark was damaged in Hurricane Charley. |
| ger Ben Chapman hurled racial slurs at Jackie | Robinson. |
| rother of Baseball Hall of Fame member Jackie | Robinson. |
| akers have included Eugene V. Debs and Jackie | Robinson. |
| rtin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, Jackie | Robinson, and Eleanor Roosevelt. |
| a friendly that season in Los Angeles Jackie | Robinson Stadium against the 1980 US Men's Olympic Tea |
| e manager for the Montreal Royals when Jackie | Robinson entered the Dodgers farm system in 1946. |
| That officer was Jackie | Robinson, who was subsequently court-martialed for ins |
| In 1949, two years after Jackie | Robinson broke the baseball barrier in the Majors, the |
| ayer he was asked to room with a young Jackie | Robinson in the Venezuelan Winter League in hopes Robi |
| ois, Zora Neale Hurston, Joe Louis and Jackie | Robinson lodged and entertained in the neighborhood. |
| several Dodger evaluators who scouted Jackie | Robinson while he played in the Negro Leagues. |
| Jackie | Robinson Park |
| uke Ellington Tribute Orchestra at the Jackie | Robinson “Afternoon of Jazz” Festival in Norwalk, CT. |
| o wear the number 42 in celebration of Jackie | Robinson Day. |
| Jackie | Robinson (born May 20, 1955 in Los Angeles, California |
| Jackie | Robinson reserve |
| ed away along with Marvin Williams and Jackie | Robinson, as the Red Sox had no plans to integrate the |
| Washington Freshman Jacque | Robinson gained 142 yards on 20 carries and set up or |
| ity Council District 1, represented by Jacque | Robinson. |
| chance under manager Dean Wilkins after Jake | Robinson fell to an illness. |
| Larry Guarino (an Air Force Major) and James | Robinson Risner (an Air Force colonel), distinguished |
| ter Doherty, Igor Goldkind, Tony Allen, James | Robinson, Tony Salmons, Oscar Zarate, Paul Neary, Stev |
| 4 and 1986 and London's Dark in 1988 by James | Robinson and Paul Johnson. |
| James | Robinson |
| is The Observer's media correspondent, James | Robinson. |
| was Hugh McColl of Bank of America or a James | Robinson of AMEX, or a former congressman like John B. |
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