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| Terence Harvey - Gerry | |
| Terence Harvey as Official at Funeral | |
| Terence Henry Rooney (born 11 November 1950) is a Bri | |
| was later covered by The Rockingbirds on the | Terence Higgins Trust supporting charity EP, The Fred |
| as Rosalyn Cohen, she married the politician | Terence Higgins in 1961 (Sir Terence from 1993, Lord |
| te, Stanton Moore, Doug Belote, Chad Gilmore, | Terence Higgins, and Kevin O'Day have also been playi |
| the retirement of the veteran Conservative MP | Terence Higgins, Bottomley contested Worthing West, w |
| Terence Hill - Trinity | |
| Terence Hill as Travis | |
| Terence Hill - Baker | |
| Terence Hill - Tsour | |
| Terence Hill as Cat Stevens | |
| Terence Hill - Chicco - Don Luigi's nephew (as Mario | |
| ilm, writing, "t's the first of 19 times that | Terence Hill and Bud Spencer would be paired together |
| 983 comedy film and spy movie parody starring | Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. |
| It is the last pairing to date of | Terence Hill (who also directed) and Bud Spencer. |
| Terence Hill (born Mario Girotti on 29 March 1939) is | |
| obleman Sir Thomas Fitzpatrick Phillip Moore ( | Terence Hill) arrives in the West following the wish |
| Salud (Bud Spencer) and Plata ( | Terence Hill) eke out a living as bush pilots in Sout |
| cted by Dick Richards, starring Gene Hackman, | Terence Hill, Catherine Deneuve and Ian Holm. |
| ttle Rita nel west, featuring Rita Pavone and | Terence Hill, who moved on from Karl May movies to hi |
| s spaghetti westerns starring Bud Spencer and | Terence Hill. |
| essful comedy films featuring Bud Spencer and | Terence Hill. |
| Terence Hill: Rosco Frazer/Agent Steinberg | |
| Terence Hill: Rosco Fraker/Agent Steinberg | |
| as compiled by Bryan Staff, with artwork from | Terence Hogan, and was released by Ripper Records in |
| Terence Holbrook (born December 6, 1945) is an Englis | |
| Lieutenant Philip | Terence Holligan (born 20 May 1898, date of death unk |
| reat Britain at the 1960 Summer Olympics, see | Terence Howard (footballer). |
| John | Terence Hung is a Hong Kong businessman, best known a |
| Christian | Terence Hyslop (born 14 June 1972 in Watford, England |
| Terence Ian Barwell was a South African born crickete | |
| Terence Ian "Terry" Gray (born 3 June 1954 in Bradfor | |
| Photography and design - | Terence Ibbott |
| s chiefly known for his labors on Plautus and | Terence; in the knowledge of these authors he was unr |
| iod, qualifying for eligibility as his father | Terence is from Derry. |
| Royal | Terence Ivey (born 20 December 1981, in Harlem, New Y |
| ss to fill the vacancy caused by the death of | Terence J. Quinn and was reelected to the Forty-sixth |
| ssell, 13th Duke of Bedford), the daughter of | Terence J. Clemence and a sister of The Viscountess R |
| Sir | Terence James O'Connor (13 September 1891 - 7 May 194 |
| Terence James McQuade (born 24 February 1941 in Holbo | |
| he enjoys the attention she is receiving from | Terence, Jeremy and Matthew, but rejects them all. |
| Terence John Parr (b. | |
| Terence John "Terry" Nicholl (born 16 September 1952) | |
| Terence John (Terry) Lowe (born 27 May 1943) is a for | |
| Terence Joseph "Terry" Goode (born 29 October 1961) i | |
| International | Terence Judd Award (1995) |
| Terence Julian Forrestal (May 13, 1948 - June 10, 200 | |
| Terence Keith "Terry" Anderson (11 March 1944 - c. 24 | |
| Mickey Bennett - | Terence Kelly |
| Rev. | Terence Kelshaw, had joined the Anglican Church of Ug |
| rn District include Judge Claire Eagan, Judge | Terence Kern, Judge James H. Payne and Judge Gregory |
| Thus, | Terence Kilmartin revised the Scott Moncrieff transla |
| l and starring Patrick Barr, Ruth Dunning and | Terence Knapp. |
| e Vietnam War, Tour of Duty, co-starring with | Terence Knox, Kim Delaney, and Tony Becker, and as An |
| nif Kureishi, Gareth Pugh, Stephen Frears and | Terence Koh. |
| nior Vice President of A&R at Virgin Records, | Terence Lam, foremerly a senior executive at VH1, and |
| ackwell's Linguistic Abstracts, succeeding D. | Terence Langendoen, and he and Rochelle Lieber became |
| Terence Langley Higgins, Baron Higgins KBE DL PC (bor | |
| Terence Leach suggests a great deal of his influence | |
| Terence Lee "Terry" Etim (born January 11, 1986) is a | |
| Terence Lee McDaniel (born February 8, 1965 in Sagina | |
| John Woodvine as Adm. of the Fleet Sir | Terence Lewin (Chief of the Defence Staff) |
| Jack Scatchard (1962-64) and | Terence Lewin, as Rear Admirals, were among those who |
| PML's Chairman is | Terence Lewis and PML's Chief Executive is Prof. Step |
| Terence Lucy Greenidge (14 January 1902 - 18 December | |
| Terence Mac Swiney's private papers are held in the U | |
| omposition with Herbert Howells and oboe with | Terence MacDonagh at the Royal College of Music. |
| Brooke (bassoon), Gerald Jackson (flute) and | Terence MacDonagh (oboe), became part of the celebrat |
| ween 1952 and 1954 included Sidney Sutcliffe, | Terence MacDonagh, Natalie James (aka Natalie Caine), |
| Terence MacSwiney | |
| A collection relating to | Terence MacSwiney exists in Cork Public Museum. |
| he Irish Language revival movement, including | Terence MacSwiney, T. C. Murray and Con O'Leary, with |
| Terence Maher, Bond, William Heinemann Australia, 199 | |
| Terence Maidment - Henchman | |
| You may be thinking of | Terence Mann, a fictional character in the film Field |
| Terence Marne O'Neill, Baron O'Neill of the Maine, PC | |
| g a large number of texts, including Plautus, | Terence, Martial in the OCT, and Festus, and Nonius M |
| Mike Johnson played by | Terence Maynard |
| Lady Sings the Blues - | Terence McCloy, Chris Clark and Suzanne de Passe |
| The seat was won by | Terence McCombs of the New Zealand Labour Party. |
| eph McConnell and later his grandson, Sir R M | Terence McConnell. |
| on November 16th, 1971, when Noam Chomsky and | Terence McKenna nearly met. |
| Terence McKenna grew up in Paonia, Colorado. | |
| With a lecture by | Terence McKenna on its opening night, and with DJs Ni |
| r is a film written, directed and narrated by | Terence McKenna (film producer) and produced by Steph |
| This view may be informed by | Terence McKenna's writing on the potential extraterre |
| Written and directed by | Terence McKenna, it includes interviews with a number |
| e essays on Ken Kesey & The Merry Pranksters, | Terence McKenna, Mel Lyman, The Human Be-In, Alan Wat |
| Exopheromone is a term coined by | Terence McKenna, proposed in his book Food of the God |
| Say Hooray! contains a sample of a lecture by | Terence McKenna, in which he references the Pink Floy |
| d in further controversy when Deputy Governor | Terence McLaren was arrested for possession of cocain |
| born in Memramcook, New Brunswick, the son of | Terence McManus, and was educated at Saint Joseph's C |
| election, where it was won by Labor candidate | Terence McRae. |
| After the death of the Irish nationalist | Terence McSwiney in a hunger strike in October 1920, |
| mned the British government which had allowed | Terence McSwiney to die on hunger-strike in 1920. |
| ke in conjunction with the Lord Mayor of Cork | Terence McSwiney. |
| Sir | Terence Mervyn Rattigan CBE (10 June 1911 - 30 Novemb |
| Terence Michael Gornell (born 16 December 1989 in Liv | |
| Sir | Terence Michael Elkan Barnet Etherton (born 1951), st |
| Chief Inspectors Charles Frederick Mawson and | Terence Michael Slocombe, and two spectators, Richard |
| Terence Michael Cordaroy (born 26 May 1944) is a form | |
| Terence Miller was a British academic and professor o | |
| Its first Director was | Terence Miller, former Principal of the University of |
| Terence Monck: 1964 Short: The Cat Above and the Mous | |
| Ann Warren, Pernell Roberts, Udana Power and | Terence Monk in the leads. |
| December 2008: | Terence Montgomery resigns as CFO after brief tenure. |
| Terence Morgan as Bruce Victor | |
| Terence Morgan as Ted Lawson | |
| es into a cramped flat with his brother Dave ( | Terence Morgan), a clerk in a local steel mill, and D |
| sical film directed by Val Guest and starring | Terence Morgan, George Cole and Kathleen Harrison. |
| It stars Suzy Kendall and | Terence Morgan. |
| Terence Morris - Final MVP | |
| Terence Morris (Columbus Riverdragons) | |
| Terence Morton: lead guitar | |
| The Vice-President of programming at C-SPAN, | Terence Murphy questioned the decision, "If professor |
| homas L.; Michael Barbour, C. Ralph Stocking, | Terence Murphy (2006). |
| ider reentry vehicle was devised by Professor | Terence Nonweiler of Queen's College, Belfast, and wa |
| superintendent of the school district is Dr. | Terence O'Brien; because Grass Lake School District 3 |
| The Conservative candidate was | Terence O'Connor, the former MP for Luton, who had lo |
| Dempsey was well aware that his ancestor, Sir | Terence O'Dempsey had also been Knighted on the battl |
| Not to be confused with | Terence O'Donnell. |
| okeborough, however when it became clear that | Terence O'Neill had a comfortable lead over both Andr |
| O'Neill ministry - led by | Terence O'Neill - 1963 - 1969. |
| a critic of the leadership since he believed | Terence O'Neill to have demoted him in 1967 |
| When | Terence O'Neill (the then Northern Irish Prime Minist |
| ection of 1969 where he finished third behind | Terence O'Neill (the Northern Ireland Prime Minister) |
| pporter of Prime Minister of Northern Ireland | Terence O'Neill's liberal policies and became reviled |
| warmly of Prime Minister of Northern Ireland | Terence O'Neill's overtures to nationalists. |
| ngside new Prime Minister of Northern Ireland | Terence O'Neill, he had less influence than his prede |
| f Northern Ireland, led by the Prime Minister | Terence O'Neill, ruled between 1963 and 1969. |
| dent Unionist supporter of the Prime Minister | Terence O'Neill, taking 48% of the vote but being nar |
| n and another of Lord O'Neill's grandsons was | Terence O'Neill, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. |
| out by the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland | Terence O'Neill. |
| of Home Affairs in 1964 in the government of | Terence O'Neill. |
| supporting Prime Minister of Northern Ireland | Terence O'Neill. |
| orter of Ulster Unionist Party Prime Minister | Terence O'Neill. |
| hile meeting the Premier of Northern Ireland, | Terence O'Neill. |
| hin the Ulster Unionist Party, as typified by | Terence O'Neill. |
| tage and prepared in 2003 by DCUK consultants | Terence O'Rourke and is being revised and updated in |
| Terence O'Sullivan was educated by the Jesuits at St | |
| "Simon Stavely", a pseudonym for keyboardist | Terence O'Toole). |
| In 2005 | Terence Orme purchased High Point to save it from scr |
| 6 Demolition Corps under the command of Major | Terence Otway. |
| New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island, the son of | Terence O'Brien and Catherine O'Driscoll, O'Brien gra |
| Terence P. Minogue - Horn | |
| Logan, | Terence P., and Denzell S. Smith, eds. |
| Garry | Terence Park (born April 19, 1983 in Empangeni, KwaZu |
| Terence Parkin, South Africa 2:13.58 | |
| Its maintainer is professor | Terence Parr of the University of San Francisco. |
| Graeme David | Terence Paskins (born 1 September 1972) is a former E |
| Terence Patrick Bourke, 10th Earl of Mayo (26 August | |
| Terence Patrick Brennan (born June 11, 1928) is a for | |
| Terence Patrick Drainey (born Manchester, 1 August 19 | |
| Terence Paul Winter - Ethan | |
| ies, foreword by Robin Gibson, with essays by | Terence Pepper and David Mellor, National Portrait Ga |
| title of a BBC Radio 2 documentary written by | Terence Pettigrew and presented by Michael Aspel. |
| The programme was written by | Terence Pettigrew, produced by Harry Thompson and pre |
| re RA, son Lt Col Robin Phayre LI, cousin Col | Terence Phayre Knott MC RM, of whom son Captain Rober |
| y CPL Aromas was founded by Mssrs Michael and | Terence Pickthall in December 1971. |
| and Flavors (IFF), teamed up with his brother | Terence Pickthall FCA who worked as a senior accounta |
| y the Pickthall family whose directors are Mr | Terence Pickthall, Mr Francis Pickthall, Mr Chris Pic |
| Terence Pinto (born September 12, 1989 in Pau) is a F | |
| ormance piece is that the producer criticises | Terence' plays as boring and out of style. |
| Stanley | Terence Prince (24 January 1927 - 20 October 2005) wa |
| MCGRATH, | Terence, pseud. |
| Ian | Terence Quigley (born 16 October 1931 Leeston) was a |
| Anthony | Terence Quincey Stewart (8 July 1929-16 December 2010 |
| His biographer, | Terence R Leach, Brackenbury's biographer, describes |
| Prof | Terence Rabbitts, Director of the Leeds Institute of |
| In 1970 Glenville directed another new | Terence Rattigan play in the West End, A Bequest to t |
| Crabtree and screenplay by Rodney Ackland and | Terence Rattigan from a novel by Oscar Millard. |
| Greene and | Terence Rattigan wrote the screenplay for the 1947 fi |
| lso donates his time and expertise to the Sir | Terence Rattigan Charitable Trust, the King George V |
| 1956 | Terence Rattigan was nominated for the BAFTA Awards' |
| te home on Lee's Hill where the dramatist Sir | Terence Rattigan resided during 1945-47, to become Th |
| Admirable Crichton and as Arthur Winslow, in | Terence Rattigan's The Winslow Boy in 2001. |
| first appearance with the Adastra Players in | Terence Rattigan's Flare Path. |
| h count, in the original London production of | Terence Rattigan's play Flare Path. |
| His final stage role was the father in | Terence Rattigan's The Winslow Boy in 1946, which he |
| sty Miller in the original 1942 production of | Terence Rattigan's play Flare Path. |
| by David Suchet) in the acclaimed revival of | Terence Rattigan's Man and Boy at the Duchess Theatre |
| rndike and her husband, Lewis Casson, playing | Terence Rattigan's plays The Sleeping Prince and Sepa |
| , she had the lead role as Patricia Graham in | Terence Rattigan's Flare Path. |
| the 2006 season she played Lydia Cruttwell in | Terence Rattigan's In Praise of Love and the followin |
| Thinking she could do better than | Terence Rattigan's Variations on a Theme, Delaney wro |
| and Sienna Miller, as part of the playwright | Terence Rattigan's centenary year celebrations. |
| The production is part of the playwright | Terence Rattigan's centenary year celebrations and al |
| ddy Graham in the original 1942 production of | Terence Rattigan's Flare Path. |
| d former pupils, including the playwright Sir | Terence Rattigan, former Foreign Secretary and NATO S |
| The Deep Blue Sea, based on the 1952 play by | Terence Rattigan, alongside Rachel Weisz and Simon Ru |
| rly days, the group staged British works like | Terence Rattigan, Shakespeare, Ibsen, Osborne with th |
| lm based on the 1948 play of the same name by | Terence Rattigan. |
| e in a revival of the play After the Dance by | Terence Rattigan. |
| after the 1936 play "French Without Tears" by | Terence Rattigan. |
| Flint, Jeremy and | Terence Reese 1991. |
| Phillips, Hubert and | Terence Reese 1937. |
| Tod Slaughter - | Terence Reilly |
| Terence Rigby ... Duke of Mendip | |
| y Hemingway, Richard Heffer, Sean Scanlan and | Terence Rigby, while noted guest-stars included Antho |
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