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| His grand daughter Edith | Rogers served as a MLA in the Manitoba Legislature. |
| n 1808, with Thomas Dorland and David McGregor | Rogers, he withdrew from the house to protest an amen |
| David Dickson | Rogers (June 10, 1845 - January 28, 1915) was a Canad |
| In 1884 David D. | Rogers bought 47 acres (190,000 m2) of land on the be |
| ds, Rod Stewart, Carly Simon, Art Davis, Kenny | Rogers, Bonnie Raitt and Pancho Sanchez. |
| ryl Walker, Mickey Rooney, Bette Davis, Ginger | Rogers, Katharine Hepburn, Laraine Day, Henry Fonda, |
| We can't go on pretending day by day (Kenny | Rogers) That someone, somehow will soon make a change |
| In the 2003 Tour de France, | Rogers helped Richard Virenque win his sixth Polka do |
| nel, and signed a two year exclusive deal with | Rogers Communications, to broadcast the shows on G4 C |
| Rob Nilsson as Dean Jim | Rogers |
| rs Dean, presumably to incriminate Dean, while | Rogers dissented strongly. |
| Following his death Lyn | Rogers is still carrying his unborn baby. |
| In December 2004, | Rogers was also involved with Teachers TV when he was |
| It pre-dates the decision in | Rogers v Whitaker which substantially followed F v R |
| "China in Your Hand" (Carol Decker, Ron | Rogers) - 4:07 |
| his disqualification, the UCI declared Michael | Rogers as the winner with the silver medal going to U |
| The Liberal Democrat David | Rogers OBE was elected in the 2005 election. |
| In a departure from | Rogers' earlier collections of typically original com |
| Norman Rossington as Detective Sergeant | Rogers |
| The success of the single did earn | Rogers an appearance on national TV to promote the si |
| to Queen Henrietta Maria and directed against | Rogers on the Thirty-nine Articles |
| 's lack of financing required director Maclean | Rogers to only permit one take per scene. |
| st Off the Wings (feature film), Director: Lee | Rogers |
| ation with Mohawk scouts who were dismissed by | Rogers. |
| director of obsessive compulsive disorders at | Rogers Memorial Hospital in Milwaukee, says: "For the |
| In Canada, the LG GW620 is distributed by | Rogers Wireless. |
| s for the Pittsburgh Public School District at | Rogers Middle School for the Creative and Performing |
| Eighth District: Mike | Rogers |
| 1905 S. Dixieland Rd | Rogers, Arkansas 72758 |
| "The Same Old Story" (Luther Dixon, Elgin, | Rogers) - 2:21 |
| "The Way You Do the Things You Do" (Robinson, | Rogers) - 3:24 b |
| Donald Howard | Rogers (1988) |
| Fairhaven High School, donated by | Rogers in 1906, is the most recognizable landmark in |
| Douglas "Doug" | Rogers (born January 26, 1941 in Truro, Nova Scotia) |
| resignation of the former headteacher Dr Steve | Rogers, Scott Ratherham has been appointed as headtea |
| The current district superintendent, Dr. Roy | Rogers. |
| Early in July 1775, Dr. Samuel | Rogers of Gloucester led his company of minutemen to |
| ick a bold move since they had drafted Charles | Rogers with the 2nd overall pick the year before. |
| Goldstraw, bassist Steve Toyne and drummer Ian | Rogers (AKA Joe Kin). |
| or Eisentrager, and then Jayhawks drummer Norm | Rogers started the band The Cows. |
| "Sloppy Drunk" (Jimmy | Rogers)- 6:05 |
| were reportedly thrown before All-Pro DT Shaun | Rogers escorted him out of the room. |
| are still an adult contemporary station due to | Rogers Media's CISS-FM serving as the hot AC station |
| After the school closed in 1996, Duncan and | Rogers were instrumental in re-opening it as a charte |
| During 1980-1992, | Rogers appeared at The International Consumer Electro |
| y caused by the death of his father, Dwight L. | Rogers. |
| dents led by Las Vegas attorney James E. (Jim) | Rogers made an effort to take control of KORK. |
| As in earlier campaigns, | Rogers refused to accept money to avoid any question |
| Earline S. | Rogers is a Democratic member of the Indiana Senate, |
| After the early 1960s | Rogers stopped performing on trumpet, and left the ja |
| During these early days, | Rogers was involved in creating baseball's reserve cl |
| In the early 1960s | Rogers would appear as a stand up comedian on the rad |
| Ken Miller, Paula Cooper, Terry Easley, Jayson | Rogers, Grant Merrill, Alan Caudle, Patrick Grant, "U |
| n is Morse, located five blocks to the east of | Rogers Park station. |
| er industry was the backbone of the economy in | Rogers City and Presque Isle County until the second |
| rthside Chicago neighborhoods of Edgewater and | Rogers Park and has a readership that extends through |
| His wife, Edith Nourse | Rogers, succeeded him in Congress. |
| Edith Nourse | Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital - Bedford, MA |
| Edith Nourse | Rogers, one of the first women to serve in Congress, |
| Edith Nourse | Rogers |
| Life and Experiences of Edmund Dawson | Rogers, Spiritualist and Journalist (autobiography, 1 |
| Edmund Dawson | Rogers (born Holt, Norfolk, England, 7 August 1823, d |
| Dr. Edward H. | Rogers, who was escorting her, assured The Times that |
| Charles Edward “Buddy” | Rogers (August 13, 1904 - April 21, 1999) was an Amer |
| ham Bell, Reginald Aubrey Fessenden, Edward S. | Rogers, Sr., Edward Samuel Rogers (Ted Rogers), Donal |
| ax, Mark Woods, David Ewe, Peter Edwards, Yogi | Rogers, Syd Eru, Ricky Cowan, Tana Umaga, David Lomax |
| Restoration Movement preacher and elder Samuel | Rogers moved to the Falls of Rough Creek in Henry Cou |
| mbers of the Cherokee Nation West elected John | Rogers as their principal chief in October, but their |
| The Conservatives won this election, and | Rogers initially sat in the legislature as a backbenc |
| In the 1993 election, Trevor | Rogers moved east to the new Howick seat, which cover |
| Main Stage: Deadboy and the Elephantmen, The | Rogers Sisters, Celebration, Tapes 'n Tapes, The Stil |
| He married Eliza Jacobs | Rogers on June 9, 1846 in New Castle County, Delaware |
| n and women's suffrage leader Elizabeth Selden | Rogers. |
| of Caleb Elijah Nourse and Elizabeth LeBreton | Rogers Nourse on October 26, 1859, Elizabeth and her |
| Elizabeth Barlow | Rogers is the president of the Foundation for Landsca |
| Elizabeth Barlow | Rogers is a landscape designer, landscape preservatio |
| The trailer featured Emelianenko and | Rogers performing a variety of attacks and defenses a |
| ll continues to serve as Chairman Emeritus and | Rogers Yarnell is the company's Chairman. |
| Arnebergh married Emilie Katherine | Rogers (1908 - 2009), on May 1, 1937. |
| In 1910, King engaged architects | Rogers and MacFarlane to design this building as thei |
| According to engineer Susan | Rogers, a rare technical error on her part led to dis |
| In 1859, the English consul | Rogers estimated the population to be 200, who cultiv |
| All six matches were broadcast in English by | Rogers Sportsnet. |
| However, the time and enormous effort | Rogers expended on the project continued to undermine |
| It was named in honor of entertainer Will | Rogers (1879-1935) in 1936 and provided unconventiona |
| The Rev Enys Henry | Rogers was vicar of Herodsfoot 1900-1902. |
| Eric M. | Rogers (1946). |
| Eric M. | Rogers (1947). |
| Ernest Elias | Rogers (December 6, 1866 - 1945) was an American poli |
| hed Research Professor and holds the Ernest P. | Rogers Chair at the University of Georgia School of L |
| tically comic - was firmly established, making | Rogers something of an icon in the market. |
| Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Julie Etchingham, Chris | Rogers, Kate Sanderson, Matthew Price, and Becky Jago |
| She is the mother of Evelyn L. | Rogers, another perennial candidate. |
| ere hidden to set up an ambush in the event of | Rogers' return. |
| Brian McDermott, who succeeded ex-boss Brendan | Rogers on January 27, 2010, after excelling in an FA |
| are based on actual events , for example, Roy | Rogers riding his horse Trigger in the hotel. |
| nals along with Frankie Frisch in exchange for | Rogers Hornsby. |
| cago Cubs to the Boston Braves in exchange for | Rogers Hornsby. |
| iginally launched in June 2006, exclusively on | Rogers Cable, under the ownership of Seabridge Media. |
| t a short-lived second channel, exclusively on | Rogers Cablevision channel 24, called KENS II. |
| Martineau Walker, and later as an executive at | Rogers AT&T Wireless. |
| have captured their boats and extra supplies, | Rogers revises his plan and sends an injured officer |
| In extra-time, Don | Rogers scored twice for Swindon, leading them to a 3- |
| tt, Hon D Sc, Mr John Metcalfe BA, FLA, Mr F H | Rogers MA, FLA, FNZLA, Major General J R Stephenson C |
| F. B. | Rogers Silver Co. was a silversmithing company founde |
| cticed law and Carole served on the faculty of | Rogers State University prior to becoming a stay-at-h |
| In fall 2006, | Rogers Cable and Bell TV in Canada added HDNet to the |
| ll, intrepid band of Toronto Blue Jays fans at | Rogers Centre frequently bring cowbells to Blue Jays |
| After Farmer and | Rogers refused to make him a partner in their busines |
| raper, but he instead took a job at Farmer and | Rogers which specialized in women's fashions. |
| a religious sect founded by local farmer John | Rogers (1648-1721). |
| After losing her father, Frank | Rogers she became vulnerable and easy prey for cult l |
| ck home in Ohio by the husband and father, Hal | Rogers. |
| le purchased land from his father-in-law, Amos | Rogers, which included the Clift Farm of 80 acres (32 |
| Bentonville, Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas, | Rogers, Arkansas, and Siloam Springs, Arkansas joined |
| Arkansas, including Fayetteville, Springdale, | Rogers, and Bentonville. |
| The song was featured in | Rogers' three-CD box set "Kenny Rogers: The First 50 |
| The drama features Jean | Rogers, Larry J. Blake, John Eldredge and Richard Tra |
| Lew Archer; one,"Death by Water," features Joe | Rogers) - 2001 |
| On 9 February 2009, | Rogers completed a successful trial and signed with D |
| be shown on CBS, during Strikeforce: Fedor vs. | Rogers on November 7, 2009. |
| groups of Chet Baker, Maynard Ferguson, Shorty | Rogers, and others. |
| "Homesick Fever" (Owen, | Rogers) - 3:53 |
| district bounded by Third, Binney, Fifth, and | Rogers Streets in Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
| The film features | Rogers' character running across a galaxy of old TV w |
| The film starred: | Rogers himself as Reverend Matt Spencer (the narrator |
| He financed George | Rogers Clark with $8,000 for his Illinois campaign, w |
| of Boyce, Boyce, Shuel, Mulloy, Fintry, Auden, | Rogers, Fushimi, Bannerman, Ritchie, Mulvey, Goldwin, |
| ney in Washington, D.C. and joined the firm of | Rogers & Wells (now part of Clifford Chance), and rel |
| ng Company, the Pittsburgh printing firm where | Rogers worked. |
| Giles Firmin calls | Rogers "a man so able and judicious in soul-work that |
| In his first season, | Rogers led the league in rushing with 1,647 yards, wh |
| ter a year of operations with the First Fleet, | Rogers sailed from San Diego for another Far East cru |
| Drawn against Porto in the first round, | Rogers contributed to a 1-0 win in the home leg and t |
| Dennis Morgan - First Mate | Rogers (as Richard Stanley) |
| Charles Stewart married, firstly, Elizabeth | Rogers, after June 1659. |
| o Brazil, Jr., Scott Stevens, Andy Fish, Randy | Rogers and Mad Man Pondo. |
| Fitzmaurice and | Rogers embodied the needs of the photographers that M |
| V analyst for the team's new flagship station, | Rogers Sportsnet. |
| The following year | Rogers won election to Congress. |
| Hill records, in Foot's book, | Rogers ordering a curfew of 10 o'clock in a match aga |
| After being unsuccessful for reelection, | Rogers moved to New York City in 1867 and became coun |
| f tithe stealing, printed by F. C. for William | Rogers, Richard Wilkin, and Benjamin Tooke, 1711 |
| itions were shared by Lee Holdsworth for Garry | Rogers Motorsport on Saturday and Ford Performance Ra |
| In 2008, Bill Adam, driving for Jim | Rogers, won the overall HSR Championship, placing fir |
| The park is named for Gamble | Rogers, a Florida folk singer. |
| Palestine, briefly expressed sympathy for the | Rogers Plan - which was proposed to reduce belligeren |
| as a substitute in the 86th minute for Robbie | Rogers, recording his first cap for the USMNT, nearly |
| s the FAA-designated reliever airport for Will | Rogers World Airport and serves business and corporat |
| In 2010, Adam continued driving for Jim | Rogers in a "new" Audi R8. |
| n she was hired to create the gowns for Ginger | Rogers for her 1937 film Shall We Dance with Fred Ast |
| rce and it possibly became a sub-base for Will | Rogers Field, Oklahoma. |
| Leo Vasquez to the Oakland Athletics for Kenny | Rogers. |
| Mickey Newbury and originally a hit for Kenny | Rogers. |
| It was originally written for Ginger | Rogers in Top Hat (1935). |
| ypreos has gone on as a hockey analyst for the | Rogers Sportsnet cable television network in Canada. |
| tect and Collect (1935-36), filled in for Will | Rogers in 1935 on Gulf Oil Headliners and took part i |
| can Playhouse, and episodic writing for Mister | Rogers' Neighborhood. |
| r the government announced its support for the | Rogers Plan. |
| vel, Cities of Refuge, was shortlisted for the | Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, longlisted for t |
| t, as was common in the period, but for Albert | Rogers, nephew of Major Rogers, the discoverer of the |
| ous artists including backing vocals for Kenny | Rogers and Levon Helm, mandolin for the Dixie Chicks |
| y in the process of renovating the former F.B. | Rogers Silver Company factory into loft residences. |
| Former F.B. | Rogers Silver Company, West Water Street, Taunton, Ma |
| Phipps and his third wife, the former Margaret | Rogers, built the Phipps Estate, in part to provide j |
| children from his union with the former Lydia | Rogers of Boston. |
| ld has been owned since 2007 by former Richard | Rogers managing director and RIBA president, Marco Go |
| He is married to the former Marjorie | Rogers; they have four children and two grandchildren |
| irds of the attendance area of the former Glen | Rogers High School, both of which had been closed sev |
| d Damon Stoudamire, as well as forwards Carlos | Rogers and Walt Williams. |
| Foster and | Rogers had been teamed before on Young Man of Manhatt |
| centric religion in the West Indies founded by | Rogers in the 1920s, known as the Afro-Athlican Const |
| first discovered by Rogersville founder Joseph | Rogers, who was said to have drunk from the spring wi |
| father-in-law of Rogersville's founder, Joseph | Rogers. |
| imon Hill, Peter Stevenson, Carrie Frais, Lisa | Rogers and Dave Beckett commentated for the channel. |
| Fraley W. | Rogers (1850 - May 10, 1881) was an American baseball |
| nted a commission of enquiry of Francis Edward | Rogers QC, Dr Philip Sydney Jones and Dr Frederic Nor |
| Frank Lewis | Rogers (1932 - 25 April 1980) was a New Zealand polit |
| ever Gonna Dance" from the Fred Astaire/Ginger | Rogers film Swing Time (1936). |
| dition, revised and enlarged by Frederick R.S. | Rogers, Charles A.H. Franklyn, George W. Shaw and Hug |
| After missing two free throws, | Rogers came back on the next possession to hit the ga |
| instead named it in honor of his friend, Will | Rogers, the American humorist who died in a plane cra |
| ng out of that building, some members from the | Rogers and Bentonville area decided to form a new con |
| al volume of outgoing freight traffic from the | Rogers White Lime Company located at Limedale on the |
| obtains the majority of its programs from the | Rogers Communications-owned Citytv system. |
| After a 3 year absence from NASCAR | Rogers returned to the Camping World Truck Series onc |
| oronto over the possibility of moving from the | Rogers Centre to BMO Field, potentially as early as t |
| From 2008-2009, | Rogers served as the first "real-estate guru" on FiLi |
| After a four year absence from NASCAR, | Rogers returned to series competition in 2005 in NASC |
| Hailing from Sydney, | Rogers was eliminated in the semifinals of the 100m f |
| rapova announced a hiatus from tennis from the | Rogers Cup until 2009, which prevented her from conti |
| ea, crossing the Blue Ridge not far from Mount | Rogers. |
| 4 album released by Liberty Records from Kenny | Rogers. |
| While performing the song, frontman Tim | Rogers would move his arms in the same manner as Syd |
| resigned as manager and owner Emil Fuchs hired | Rogers Hornsby to replace him. |
| With Lewis' funding and | Rogers' expertise, the group formed Cryptic Studios. |
| nity leave) that has aired on G4techTV Canada, | Rogers TV, and MSNBC since March 2003. |
| kane, but Idaho continued to play its games at | Rogers Field in 1970. |
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