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| example of the skyscraper developed by Louis | Sullivan and The Chicago School. |
| the 1966-1967 season, which co-starred Barry | Sullivan, Andrew Prine, and Glenn Corbett. |
| Henrietta Sargent, T. Southwick, Catherine M. | Sullivan, Anne Warren Weston, Caroline Weston, and Mar |
| In February 2010, | Sullivan announced his intention to not seek reelectio |
| Just over a year after the purchase, | Sullivan announced his resignation from guiding the se |
| When Assemblyman Edward C. | Sullivan announced his retirement in 2002, O'Donnell w |
| In June 2011, | Sullivan announced that he is seeking re-election for |
| Sullivan apologised to the father at the first availab | |
| irst time since her departure in 2001, Nicole | Sullivan appeared in the season finale as Mindy Tikvah |
| hmond, Virginia in 2001 when bassist Jonathan | Sullivan approached guitarist/skateboarder Clark Frale |
| Jeremiah C. | Sullivan April 2, 1861 |
| Sullivan's incidental music to The Merry Wives of Wind | |
| Cecilia (Sarah Glendening) and Kate (Camille | Sullivan) are the show's main characters. |
| ffstage voice was originally played by Jennie | Sullivan, Arthur Sullivan's cousin under the name J. H |
| The | Sullivan article credits all the work of the firm Adle |
| Francis L. | Sullivan as Governor |
| Nicole | Sullivan as Carolyn Crumley |
| t Sebastopol, in the Crimea, Boatswain's Mate | Sullivan, as captain of one of the guns at Greenhill B |
| Barry | Sullivan as Steve Price |
| e clergy candidate and proposed a Reverend Dr | Sullivan as their candidate, who was then on his way f |
| Francis L. | Sullivan as Commissioner Pierre Duvois |
| In the mid 1990s, HSN hired | Sullivan as a primetime network show host. |
| he Chair of Hyde District Assembly, Cllr John | Sullivan, as they took a first look at the state-of-th |
| Edward P. | Sullivan as Father Felician |
| id Brooks as Tommy, Marion Bell as Fiona, Lee | Sullivan as Charlie, James Mitchell as Harry, and Pame |
| , and Mary Catherine Garrison, with Daniel J. | Sullivan as director. |
| Francis L. | Sullivan as General von Graum |
| Susan | Sullivan as "Poker Alice" Ivers |
| Francis L. | Sullivan as Herman Strumm |
| Francis L. | Sullivan as Thomas Berrien |
| Nicole | Sullivan as Shego, Drakken's sassy and sarcastic sidek |
| He took over from Jim | Sullivan as St Helens' coach. |
| When the Williamsons played Gilbert and | Sullivan, as they did for extended tours every five or |
| The other works played by " | Sullivan's Operetta Company" that summer were two Offe |
| Erin | Sullivan as Ariana. |
| my Sisto, "Project Boyfriend" and "Keller and | Sullivan" with Liam Sullivan, as well as "Deliverance, |
| Greg | Sullivan as Jarrett |
| Jean | Sullivan as Marianne |
| Michael | Sullivan as Dippy |
| dy had Scottish international goalkeeper Neil | Sullivan as first-choice goalkeeper. |
| lso indicates the evolution of the medium for | Sullivan as an artist. |
| Barry | Sullivan as Chris Bartlett |
| In 1912, Imboden elected Joe | Sullivan as the youngest elected mayor in the United S |
| Larry | Sullivan as Alan Oakley |
| Barry | Sullivan as Jim Flood |
| Don | Sullivan as George Leland |
| Brad | Sullivan as Jabe Torrance |
| A local paper at the time referred to | Sullivan as, "one of the most noted bank architects in |
| Sullivan asked to be released from the partnership on | |
| nsons are first introduced in 1989 when Terry | Sullivan asks Mick Johnson to go into partnership with |
| or / musician, winner of 2007 award; Woodruff | Sullivan, astronomer (and designer of sundials), winne |
| Jazzmen Bubba Kolb, Jack Sheldon, and Ira | Sullivan at the Village Jazz Lounge in Walt Disney Wor |
| The sadistic Molly catches up with | Sullivan at the trailer and brutally disposes of him w |
| z takes Duncan to Dr. Pytel (voiced by Nicole | Sullivan) at the MEGTAF base upon the discovery of him |
| Philip Leo | Sullivan at the Biographical Directory of Federal Judg |
| Mastered by: Patricia | Sullivan at Bernie Grundman Manstering, Hollywood CA |
| 5 Auburn (9-0) with Heisman Trophy winner Pat | Sullivan at quarterback, hosted #3 Alabama (10-0) for |
| -time collaborator, multi-instrumentalist Ira | Sullivan at Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase in Chicago. |
| Mastered by Pat | Sullivan at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA |
| , Elena Kagan at Harvard Law School, Kathleen | Sullivan at Stanford Law School, and the Hon. |
| Bust of | Sullivan at the Royal Academy of Music. |
| The DePaul Athletic Center was renamed the | Sullivan Athletic Center in 2006. |
| Sullivan Athletic Center is a 3,000-seat multi-purpose | |
| Sullivan attempted to return to the legislature in the | |
| Born in Boston, Massachusetts, | Sullivan attended the common and high schools. |
| Born in Durham, New Hampshire, | Sullivan attended Phillips Academy, Andover and was gr |
| Born in Rockford, Illinois, | Sullivan attended Saint Louis University. |
| A native of Boston, Massachusetts, | Sullivan attended Boston College and College of the Ho |
| Sullivan attended Loras College and Loyola University | |
| A resident of New York City since 1957, | Sullivan attended the Sorbonne in Paris, and graduated |
| , with the absence of Ashley Callus and Eamon | Sullivan Australia was never in medal territory. |
| Also on | Sullivan Avenue is a famous pothole; not the kind you |
| Sullivan Avenue in the Christchurch suburb of Woolston | |
| Sullivan Avenue, an unpaved private road in Newton Upp | |
| In 1949, Button won the | Sullivan Award as the outstanding amateur athlete in t |
| In 1999, Holdsclaw received the James E. | Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the Unite |
| James E. | Sullivan Award Winner 1947 |
| ntial Community Service Award and the John P. | Sullivan Award for athletics and academics. |
| USA Cycling's nominee for the 2001 James E. | Sullivan Award |
| Bishop John J. | Sullivan Award for Communications from Catholic Charit |
| Doc Blanchard, James E. | Sullivan Award |
| Y. Arnold Tucker, James E. | Sullivan Award |
| Mitchell's accomplishments also include 1986 | Sullivan Award Nominee, 1989 Lawrence J. Johnson Award |
| She received the 1985 James E. | Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the Unite |
| is Heisman Trophy, Maxwell Award and James E. | Sullivan Award to his-and his father's-former high sch |
| y president and winner of the Algernon Sidney | Sullivan Award for public service and the Norris Medal |
| was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and awarded the | Sullivan Award for academic excellence and humanitaria |
| He was awarded the James E. | Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the Unite |
| 1987 | Sullivan Award Nominee |
| Charles finished second for the James E. | Sullivan Award in 1952, and was selected as one of "10 |
| He received the James E. | Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the Unite |
| His feat earned him the James E. | Sullivan Award and BBC Sports Personality of the Year |
| He won the | Sullivan Award as the nation's best amateur athlete in |
| He was the first recipient of the AAU's | Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the Unite |
| He received the James E. | Sullivan Award from the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) i |
| o years running, 1974 & 1975; and winning the | Sullivan Award in 1975 as the most outstanding amateur |
| is tour of duty in Korea, he won the James E. | Sullivan Award, which is awarded annually by the Amate |
| on a series of awards, including the James E. | Sullivan Award, given to the nation's top amateur athl |
| st Paralympic athlete to win the AAU James E. | Sullivan Award, presented to the USA's best amateur at |
| ) in 1967, and was rewarded with the James E. | Sullivan Award, given to the nation's outstanding amat |
| o a U.S. national team, and also garnered the | Sullivan Award, given to the top U.S. amateur athlete. |
| n 1986, Miller was nominated for the James E. | Sullivan Award, and in that same year, USC retired her |
| He won the James E. | Sullivan Award, given to America's top amateur athlete |
| f the year and is a two time finalist for the | Sullivan Award. |
| te, she is the youngest-ever recipient of the | Sullivan Award. |
| ember in 2005, the same year it won a Frost & | Sullivan award. |
| In 1968, she won the James E. | Sullivan Award. |
| Clayton's awards include a William Matheus | Sullivan Award. |
| was nominated as a finalist for the James E. | Sullivan Award. |
| 10 March - Yankee | Sullivan, bare knuckle fighter and boxer (d.1856). |
| The | Sullivan Barneses are a blended family, father Alex Su |
| He was the father-in-law of William Taylor | Sullivan Barry. |
| ts by George S. Kaufman, with music by Arthur | Sullivan, based on Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinaf |
| libretto by F. C. Burnand and music by Arthur | Sullivan, based on the 1847 farce Box and Cox by John |
| Sullivan batted .417 in his first two seasons with the | |
| cember - Convict William Buckley escapes from | Sullivan Bay, Victoria. |
| 97, the Chicago City Council recommended that | Sullivan be recorded as the person who started the fir |
| Danny | Sullivan beats Mario Andretti by 2.5 seconds despite s |
| Arthur | Sullivan became Britain's most famous composer during |
| Sullivan became pastor of St. James Church in Oklahoma | |
| A staunch Catholic, | Sullivan became leader of the opposition in 1877 to th |
| John | Sullivan became a scenery shifter at the BBC because o |
| In January 2007, | Sullivan became a member of Duquesne's Sports Marketin |
| In October 2007, | Sullivan became a member of Heisman Trophy selection c |
| Sullivan became a charter member of the new union, and | |
| A Republican, | Sullivan became the mayor in 2001 after beating Isabel |
| Entering into journalism in 1850, | Sullivan became assistant-editor of the The Nation in |
| Sullivan became dean of the Marshall-Wythe School of L | |
| Sullivan became a dual code international, representin | |
| Sullivan became the first African-American woman to wi | |
| Sullivan became a news reporter on KARK-TV in Little R | |
| Sullivan became a Professor of Physics at the Universi | |
| Born in New Zealand, | Sullivan became a naturalized United States citizen in |
| Following Mays' death, | Sullivan became the main spokesperson for TeleBrands a |
| Sullivan became coach of the Rangers during the 1962-6 | |
| r relationship with the franchise owner Chuck | Sullivan because "the USL is a franchised based league |
| Sullivan becomes the third driver to both spin and rec | |
| ly 1940s, playing with Jack Teagarden and Joe | Sullivan before serving in the Army. |
| llinois, Whittlesey was a draftsman for Louis | Sullivan before opening his own Chicago practice. |
| Times in the 1964 case New York Times Co. v. | Sullivan before the United States Supreme Court. |
| In 2008, | Sullivan began its first doctoral program, the Doctor |
| In 1979, | Sullivan began a 15-year run as a Major League coach, |
| Following The Artist's release from WCW, | Sullivan began valeting for Kwee Wee. |
| In 1990, | Sullivan began working at the Fraud Division in Washin |
| Sullivan began the Disabled Sailing Association of Bri | |
| came to nothing, and after leaving Cambridge | Sullivan began claiming unemployment benefits, before |
| Sullivan began managing in minor league baseball in 19 | |
| Born in Birmingham, Alabama, | Sullivan began his athletic career as a three-sport st |
| Sullivan began work on his symphony in 1863, very earl | |
| George "Red" | Sullivan began his NHL career with the Boston Bruins ( |
| Sullivan began his Secret Service career as a special | |
| The drama features Barry | Sullivan, Belita, Joan Lorring and Akim Tamiroff. |
| is extensive touring, to be replaced by Danny | Sullivan, best known from his days in Screeching Wease |
| Zong was awarded the 2009 Frost & | Sullivan Best Practices Award for New Product Innovati |
| Kevin | Sullivan Bio, Kevin Sullivan Communications, Retrieved |
| 2006 Frost | Sullivan Bio-based fuels technology Innovation Of The |
| ions produced The Secret of NIMH in 1982, and | Sullivan Bluth Studios eventually became Disney's main |
| oxodonta Africana with Oliver Beener, Charles | Sullivan, Bob Neloms, Richard Davis, Dannie Richmond |
| rers were Jerry Allison, Joe B. Mauldin, Niki | Sullivan, Bob Montgomery, Sonny Curtis and Phil Everly |
| rius, Pastorius' daughter Mary Pastorius, Ira | Sullivan, Bobby Thomas, Jr., and Dana Paul. |
| With Daley and | Sullivan bold. |
| The Gondoliers (Music: Sir Arthur | Sullivan Book & Lyrics: W. S. Gilbert) London producti |
| Edmond O'Shea, a miner, and his wife, Johanna | Sullivan, both Irish-born, who had emigrated from Char |
| ting involved in the recording business, Niki | Sullivan briefly served in the United States Navy. |
| Sullivan briefly served one term in the U.S. Congress | |
| uincy Jones; of WTVZ, TVX's first station, to | Sullivan Broadcasting; and of WCIX, whose status as th |
| The story of how Keller's teacher, Anne | Sullivan, broke through the isolation imposed by a nea |
| old Star Mothers" stamp in recognition of the | Sullivan brothers' mother. |
| Sullivan, Bruyette Speros & Blayney Incorporated acqui | |
| ional attention, yet the unveiling of a Louis | Sullivan building was given national coverage in the a |
| The Louis | Sullivan Bungalow was a vacation home for noted archit |
| ocal bus services provided by Uno, Arriva and | Sullivan Buses. |
| 9 season as cover for veteran goalkeeper Neil | Sullivan, but he didn't make an appearance for them. |
| ate its opposition to the confirmation of Mr. | Sullivan but expressed its concern over the ATF's "ove |
| ed to be married to future television host Ed | Sullivan, but she died of cancer at the age of 23. |
| Under ex-Merita Baking head Charles | Sullivan, Butternut and Wonder Bread operated with dif |
| essfully ran for mayor in 2005, losing to Sam | Sullivan by 3,747 votes. |
| ve continued their involvement in Gilbert and | Sullivan by directing productions for the Hancock Coun |
| esented to the Champion of Champions, John L. | Sullivan, by the Citizens of the United States. |
| election on June 12, 2007, Vanderhye defeated | Sullivan by 1727 votes to 1578, according to the State |
| Sir Arthur | Sullivan, c. 1886 |
| e also used to run a similar agency with Dean | Sullivan called DSTM. |
| n', and that its method should be 'what H. S. | Sullivan called "participant", and systematically so'. |
| Born in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland, | Sullivan came to Canada in 1842 and settled in Kingsto |
| Sullivan came together as a trio in 2001. | |
| ney J. Douglas Mann, working on behalf of the | Sullivan campaign, sent a letter to the FEC stating th |
| Louisiana Technical College - | Sullivan Campus is located in Bogalusa. |
| plot is a pastiche of many in the Gilbert and | Sullivan canon, particularly Trial by Jury, The Sorcer |
| others, Lonnie King, Julian Bond, Herschelle | Sullivan, Carolyn Long, Joseph Pierce. |
| rs, including his son and Vice President Brad | Sullivan CFP, left The Sullivan Group of Wachovia Secu |
| came involved with the programme and why John | Sullivan chose this person/thing and how he included t |
| Sullivan chose 'McKey' since her mother was considerin | |
| r parents were Morris Goldberg, a Gilbert and | Sullivan circus performer, and Cissie Goldberg, a conc |
| Fire Department inquiry on November 25, 1871, | Sullivan claimed he saw the fire coming through the si |
| OP communications consultant who was fired by | Sullivan, claimed he was owed $20,000 for work he did |
| Even if the player defeats him, | Sullivan claims that he is immortal, and that the "the |
| rson, Michael Ridley, Norman Spiller, Charles | Sullivan, Clifford Thornton, Robert Williams, Yousef Y |
| e Jaq the UBS Guy (LaMarr), The Vancome Lady ( | Sullivan), Clorox (Anton), Mrs. Jewel Barone (Scheer) |
| rgaret and Robert N. Ball, Queens Counsel for | Sullivan Co, Ontario. |
| up that specialized in presenting Gilbert and | Sullivan comic operas and who rented the playhouse to |
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