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Greco-Roman wrestler Emelihter Kihleng, poet Rico, Brittany; Hanh, Joyce; Jacobs, Paul. "Detailed Look at Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander

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Stresses Vision Care; Martha Byrne Joins CRISIS; Howard Overby to B&B; Joyce Jacobs & Jon Mercedes Have Passed Away". We Love Soaps. Retrieved 2013-09-18

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its productions, some of the more notable are: Ron Martin, Dick Moss, Joyce Jacobs, Lorraine Crane, Don Browne, Monte Buchanan, James Bruce, Doreen and

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(from 1947 to 1990), Laurin Wathen (from 1990 to 1991), and Rondell and Joyce Jacobs (from 1991 to ?). The plantation house was designed and built by architect

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'A Country Practice cast: Brian Wenzel, Shane Porteous, Joan Sydney, Joyce Jacobs, Josephine Mitchell, Anne Tenney & Emily Nichol TV special 2007 Where

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for Latics". Sky Sports. 7 February 2017. Retrieved 31 March 2020. "Joyce: Jacobs can be spark to hunt down Wolves". Wigan Today. 13 February 2017. Retrieved

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prime minister Justin Trudeau and Qantas chief executive officer Alan Joyce. Jacobs regularly penned electoral analyses for the Taipei Times, including

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others were Patricia Williams (St Vincent), Bonica Fletcher (Jamaica) and Joyce Jacobs (British Guiana). Impressed with hearing a group of West Indian singers