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• Salomee Trudel
  ...r of Ballari Foot Jewelry, a foot jewelry company present in Montréal, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Hong-Kong. ...f this city, in which she recognized a minor replica of the world. This is the reason why she decided to settle and lives there until today.
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• Directory:Justin G. Godfrey
  | residence = [[City::]] [[State_Name::California]], [[Country_Name::United States|USA]] ...mpositions and performance combining Latin, African, Caribbean and Spanish music styles ("LACS")
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• Pacific Coast Collegiate Jazz Festival
  ...er its new name after Cal State Northridge decided it would no longer host the event. ...ley campus. Best Music Company of Oakland provided a scholarship award to the student musician judged most outstanding.<ref>Cowan, Peter, “It’s Jazz,
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• Module:Portal/images/e
  --[==[ This is the "E" list of portal image names. It contains a list of portal images for use -- for portal names that start with the letter "E". For aliases to existing portal names, and for portal names that
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• Bruce P. Golden
  ...ry Displays for Direct Translation Reading Machines,” was cutting edge and the precursor of today’s more sophisticated devices. ...tronic Countermeasure systems for the B-1A bomber and then went to work at the prestigious law firm of McDermott, Will and Emery, Chicago, Illinois, where
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• David W. Tucker
  ...ing his tenure led it to international renown and began its sponsorship of the Pacific Coast Collegiate Jazz Festival.</small>]] ...the University of Illinois in 1950 and 1951, respectively, before entering the military.<ref name="first">http://www.oocities.org/ucjefirstdecade/</ref>
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• Reem Hameed
  | education = Osgoode Hall Law School, <br>York University<br>(Toronto, Canada) | known_for = The Dukkan Show
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• Lawrence Goldfarb Judicial Reform Foundation
  | headquarters = United States | founding_location = [[United States]]
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• University of California Jazz Ensembles
  ...Student Musical Activities (SMA), a department within Cal Performances on the U.C. Berkeley campus. Its members are primarily U.C. Berkeley undergradua ...er in the Cal Band, rehearsals of the big band began on Sunday mornings in the Cal Band band room.
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• Directory:Alabama
  ...of the Louisiana Purchase (1803). Montgomery is the capital and Birmingham the largest city. Population: [[Population:=4,550,000|4,550,000]]. ...area for another two decades, when Hernando de Soto led an expedition into the region about 1540.
  23 KB (3,458 words) - 13:21, 29 July 2014
• Directory:Gregory J. Kohs
  | residence = [[State_Name::Florida]], [[Country_Name::United States]] ...y::Jackson]], [[Birth_State_Name::Michigan]], [[Birth_Country_Name::United States]]
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• Talk:Les Golden
  Hi. If you find articles about Les Golden in the print media or internet, please let us know! ...ood athlete)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S
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• Leslie M. Golden
  ...ood athlete)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S | caption = <small><b>Les Golden</b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night<
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• Directory:Les Golden
  <!-- They do not appear in the actual page. --> ...infiltrator)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S
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• Les Golden (Renaissance Man)
  ...infiltrator)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S | caption = <small><b>Les Golden</b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night<
  68 KB (9,798 words) - 12:28, 17 May 2014
• Les Golden (actor)
  ...infiltrator)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S | caption = <small><b>Les Golden</b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night<
  68 KB (9,798 words) - 12:29, 17 May 2014
• Les "Cut the Taxes" Golden
  ...infiltrator)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S | caption = <small><b>Les Golden</b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night<
  68 KB (9,798 words) - 12:30, 17 May 2014
• Les Golden
  ...infiltrator)</br>Clete (college baseball player)</br>Moe Silver (character in cartoon strip and stage play "Shrubtown")</br>Les Morris (bandleader)</br>S | caption = <small><b>Les Golden</b> counting cards at the Kellogg Graduate School of Business (Northwestern University) Casino Night<
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• Module:Motd/data/2011
  ...he old]];<br/>Here's to the things that are [[WP:ACC|yet to come]], and to the memories that we hold.]==], ...<small>[[WP:GA|2 Turtle Doves]] </small><br /><small>A [[WP:FA|Partridge]] in a [[Wikipedia|Pear Tree]] </small>]==],
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• Module:Motd/data/2013
  [==[[[Che Guevara|→]] [[Wikipedia:The future of Wikipedia|New Year]] greeting and a [[WP:LOVE|hug]] for [[WP:EDIT [==[[[Monty Python and the Holy Grail|→]] [[WP:BAIT|Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!]
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