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Professor Sir Gregor Ian Smith is a Scottish general practitioner (GP) and former medical director for primary care in NHS Lanarkshire who has served

Huddersfield Giants 10–30 Leeds Rhinos 10 February, 15:00 GMT Galpharm Stadium Ian Smith 15,629 Hull Kingston Rovers 24–22 St Helens R.F.C. 10 February, 15:00

Salford City Reds 26 – 30 Leeds Rhinos 11 February, 15:00 GMT The Willows Ian Smith 8,070 Hull 10 – 10 Catalans Dragons 11 February, 15:15 GMT KC Stadium

– 14 Warrington Wolves 13 February, 20:00 GMT GPW Recruitment Stadium Ian Smith 17,009 Catalans Dragons 8 – 30 Huddersfield Giants 14 February, 17:00

Rhinos 10–24 Castleford Tigers 5 February, 20:00 GMT Headingley Stadium Ian Smith 15,875 St Helens R.F.C. 12–32 Hull 6 February, 18:00 GMT GPW Recruitment

correspondent for NBC News. He is also the host of HealthWatch with Dr. Ian Smith, a daily news feature. Smith has authored a number of books related to

Leeds University and a third at the IBM PC User Group in London, run by Ian Smith. In January 1989 Michael Lawrie sent a licensed copy of AberMUD3 to Vijay

Meeting in Lusaka, that laid the foundation for the dismantling of the Ian Smith regime in Southern Rhodesia, which resulted in the signing of the Lancaster

November 2022 Party Candidate Votes % ±% Labour Dan McKee 636 81.5 +5.3 Independent Ian Smith 144 18.5 +18.5 Majority 492 63.0 Turnout 780 Labour hold Swing

The International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival was founded in 1994 by Ian Smith and his son Neil and is held every summer in England. The two- or three-week

13/03/2009 Super League XIV 5 Leeds Rhinos 34–10 Wigan Warriors W Headingley Ian Smith 17,677 20/03/2009 Super League XIV 6 St Helens R.F.C. 26–18 Leeds Rhinos

Bill Stewart Ireland Inverleith, Edinburgh 1913 Ian Smith France Inverleith, Edinburgh 1925 Ian Smith Wales St. Helen's, Swansea 1925 Gavin Hastings Côte

lack of resources and game knowledge. The organization was founded by Ian Smith as the "Esports Integrity Coalition" in 2016 before rebranding in 2019

art, poetry, comedy, dance and theatre with the opening night featuring Ian Smith, Roger Ely and the band Resident Zero. Smith hosted Performance Platform

Manchester. The band were composed of singer Lee Gorton, guitarist-vocalist Ian Smith, drummer Sean Kelly, bassist Sam Morris and cellist-guitarist Matt McGeever

Danie Mellor, true blue country Peter Smeeth – Peter FitzSimons, author Ian Smith – Keith Looby alfresco Greg Somers – Self portrait with the picture of

Kalmar-Spigelman Jiawei Shen – Hedda's camera (Portrait of Claire Roberts) (Image) Ian Smith – Ray Hughes Ann Thomson – David Malouf Rosemary Valadon – Noni Hazlehurst

Giants 26 – 20 Warrington Wolves 19 February, 15:00 GMT Galpharm Stadium Ian Smith 8,104 Hull 40 – 14 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 19 February, 15:00 GMT KC

Sylla Thames Valley Cavaliers Taylor Johnson Thames Valley Cavaliers Ian Smith Solent Kestrels Travis Charles Solent Kestrels British Team of the Year

at the bars on Chauncey Hill and the levee by 6:00 a.m. on game days. Ian Smith and Jimmy Simpson are the only drivers to win the Grand Prix in three

Cameron Hildreth Worthing Thunder 14 Treshawn Wilford Derby Trailblazers 2 Ian Smith Solent Kestrels 15 Brendan Okoronkwo Solent Kestrels 3 Lee Hodges Hemel

broadcaster, was put up as an Independent candidate by Private Eye magazine. Ian Smith, a 43-year-old former Wing Commander in the Royal Air Force and now garage

band The Beep Seals. The band was fronted by former Alfie guitarist, Ian Smith, and Jack Cooper, who went on to form several bands including Ultimate

Redcliffe 31 August 1975 Lang Park Ian Smith Semi-finals Redcliffe 22-15 Wynnum-Manly 6 September 1975 Lang Park Ian Smith Western Suburbs 21-11 Northern

enough to ensure a 6–0 win for the home side. Manager: Harry Packer 1 Ian Smith and Roy Muir Kinnear had not been capped by Scotland at the time of the

Originally from Wollongong, Henry Correy, Gary Norwell, Keith Shadwick, Ian Smith and guitarist, Allan Vander Linden, formed a blues band, King Biscuit

Bloomfield's Arta Eaten Vladas Meskenas Desiderius Orban Robert Morris Ian Smith, artist and self-portrait 1986 Aileen Rogers Richard Mackay Victor Rubin

Hughes 25,727 53.7 Conservative Elizabeth Lamont 13,958 29.2 Liberal Ian Smith 8,173 17.1 Majority 11,769 24.5 Turnout 47,858 70.3 Labour win (new seat)

12  Raydean Lawson (JAM) + 12.56 13  Barron Musgrove (BAH) + 13.02 14  Ian Smith (BIZ) + 13.24 15  Frederick Irving (ARU) + 14.05 16  Gregory Lovell (BIZ)

and Mark Matthews (bass). The band also had three different drummers: Ian Smith (1984–1986), Alun Jones (1986–1991) and Rob Grigg (1991–1995). All members

Theatre in Crawley at Christmas 2013, alongside Stephen Mulhern, with Ian Smith and Michael J. Batchelor as the ugly sisters. "Broker gives it up for

"Councillor Mike Wynn". Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council. "Councillor Ian Smith". Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council. "Councillor Carl Cashman". Knowsley

Brooks-Gordon 11,262 23.4 +6.2 Labour Ohid Ahmed 7,089 14.7 –14.2 UKIP Ian Smith 3,085 6.4 +1.5 BNP Ramon Johns 1,428 3.0 N/A Independent Andrew Appleby

160 Bradford Bulls 54–10 Widnes Vikings 11 February 2001 Odsal Stadium Ian Smith 7,760 Dewsbury Rams 4–18 Castleford Tigers 11 February 2001 Ram Stadium

1994 Gazetted 23 September 1994 Area 5,481 km2 (2,116.2 sq mi) Mayor Cr Ian Smith Council seat Port Fairy Region Barwon South West State electorate(s) Lowan

first high-rise buildings in Australia's cities. In March 2015 then CEO Ian Smith was ousted from the business due to bullying of a female employee. During

originally be dated back to 1973, when bassist John Ace and guitarist Ian Smith, played together in Spectaté II at the school they attended in Sutton

here: 190. doi:10.1007/978-1-137-56322-4_10. ISBN 9781137563224. Lee, Ian; Smith-Spark, Laura; Alkhshali, Hamdi (25 November 2017). "Egypt hunts for killers

favourites to gain promotion to higher echelons of the English game. Coaches Ian Smith and Don Caskie, along with Director of Rugby John Beale assembled an exceptionally

Ioane, Peter Hynes Con: Ben Lucas, Berrick Barnes Pen: Ben Lucas Report Pen: Jacques Louis Potgieter Attendance: 16,295 Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)

Prescot West Ward Party Candidate Votes % ±% Labour John Birchall Green Peter Cranie Conservative Antony Read Liberal Democrats Ian Smith

Liberal Democrats Michael Hakiel 547 Labour Duncan Bennett 284 Labour Ian Smith 244 Turnout 3,013 14.4 Conservative gain from Liberal Democrats Swing

com. Retrieved 2017-09-14. "On This Day In Photos – Rhodesia In Crisis: Ian Smith Issues A Unilateral Declaration of Independence |". Flashbak. Retrieved

Michael Reeder, Ailsa Watson, James Criddle, Mark Appleyard, Jason Cole, Ian Smith and Andrew Isaacs. Today the St. Leger Stakes remains the world's oldest

17. Margaret Ratcliffe 18. Gilbert Van Der Jadgt 19. Malcolm Smith 20. Ian Smith 21. Donald Jamieson 168,545 4.42 +1.39 Shooters 1. Roy Smith (elected

minister of Southern Rhodesia, Garfield Todd, also advocated against the Ian Smith government, for which he was detained (he also advocated against the Mugabe

many Tribal Trust Lands (TTL) established by the colonial government of Ian Smith to designate the indigenous Black Africans. Manyanhaire, I. O.; Mhishi

Qualifying Finals Redcliffe 6-14 Southern Suburbs 28 August 1976 Lang Park Ian Smith 8,000 Western Suburbs 10–19 Past Brothers 29 August 1976 Lang Park Bernie

Graham Freemantle 4. Max Cracknell 5. Elaine Nile 6. Magdi Hanna 7. Ian Smith 8. Elwyn Sheppard 9. David Fraser 10. Anita Bird 11. Eddie Cropper 12

Prescot North Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 1,364 59.9 −0.4 Labour Tony Ely 790 34.7 +0.4 Conservative Gary McCormick 123 5.4

started competing. Emma Wade - Women's 200m Grogory Lovell - Cycling Ian Smith - Cycling Jayson Jones - Men's 100m & 200m Kay Vaughn - Women's Triple

Prescot West (3) Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 1,069 Liberal Democrats Marjorie Sommerfield 1,044 Liberal Democrats John Wynn

Robin Park Arena, Wigan Attendance: 500 Referee: Ian Smith (England)

Forrester 3,752 15.2 −1.6 SNP Arthur Donaldson 1,801 7.3 −7.7 Ind. Unionist Ian Smith 78 0.3 New Independent Willie Rushton 45 0.2 New Light and Dark Blue Conservative

Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, Tokyo Referee: Ian Smith

the anti-Soviet Polish resistance. In 1996, a young American reporter, Ian Smith, is sent by his news network to the Soviet republic of Poland, to document

a comic book series published by Slave Labor Graphics and created by Ian Smith and Tyson Smith, featuring Moe, Investigator of the Odd. The comic is

Education URN 136986 Tables Ofsted Reports Chairman Dewi Jones Head teacher Ian Smith-Childs Executive head Neil Warner Gender Mixed Age 11 to 18 Enrolment

2001–2005: Inducted 2009 Tony Bonacorso, Defense 2004–2008, Inducted 2010 Ian Smith, Forward 1999–2003, Inducted 2010 Executive Hall of Fame Inductees Gene

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, ISBN 978-970-32-0976-7 Maddieson, Ian; Smith, Caroline; Bessell, Nicola (2001), "Aspects of the phonetics of Tlingit"

Prescot West Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 651 50.8 Labour Derek McEgan 598 46.6 Socialist Labour Carole Whatham 33 2.6 Majority

Boltz Ian Smith as Tom Chizzler Christopher Beeny as Horatio Flynn (the holy terrors) Wendy Westcott as Mary Huxley (the holy terrors) Ian Smith as Tom

Kate Newton a romantic interest for Harold Bishop (Ian Smith). She had also starred alongside Ian Smith in Neighbours 21 years earlier in 1987 when she played

John Benjamins. doi:10.1075/loall.7. ISBN 978-90-272-8304-7. Maddieson, Ian; Smith, Caroline L.; Bessell, Nicola (2001). "Aspects of the Phonetics of Tlingit"

Club Robert Healey Jr., yacht manufacturer Nicholas Ferrara, realtor Ian Smith, Atilis Gym owner John Barker, U.S. Army veteran (running in New Jersey's

Coxhill, Hugh Hopper and Orphy Robinson Mathilde 253 with Han-earl Park and Ian Smith Monkey Puzzle Trio with Viv Corringham (vocals/electronics) and Nick Doyne-Ditmas

Candidate Votes % ±% Labour Lynn O'Keeffe 441 43.8 −2.8 Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 403 40.1 +2.2 TUSC Stephen Whatham 86 8.5 −1.3 Conservative Robert Avery

contest with the German Empire, acquiesced in by the other main parties. Ian Smith stood unsuccessfully as such in the 1963 Kinross and Western Perthshire

Waikato Stadium, Waikato Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)

Candidate Votes % ±% Labour Adam John Flanders 771 45% Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 491 29% UKIP 319 19% Conservative Robert Peter Allan Avery 122 7% Majority

Prescot West (2) Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 725 Liberal Democrats Marjorie Sommerfield 689 Labour Thomas Dolan 439 Labour

3,255 Hull F.C. 18–22 Salford City Reds 5 April, 15:15 BST KC Stadium Ian Smith 8,945 Leeds Rhinos 18–22 St. Helens 5 April, 16:30 BST Headingley Stadium

Andrew Hickley 694 Liberal Democrats Dave Mackay 693 Green John Barron 668 Labour Ian Smith 665 Labour Nigel Smith 620 UKIP Paul De Luca 460 Turnout 68.77

principal and lecturer in Hebrew and Old Testament exegesis. In 2010 Ian Smith took over from Davies as principal. The institution was renamed Christ

the UK on 4 May 2018. It was directed by British filmmaker Christopher Ian Smith and executive produced by Margaret Matheson (Scum, Sid and Nancy, Sleep

Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Gwendoline Hotten 875 48.4 +0.2 Conservative Ian Smith 695 38.4 +3.2 Labour Brenda Clarke 239 13.2 −3.4 Majority 180 10.0 −3

Conservative Mark Pawsey 1,069 Conservative Peter Butlin 880 Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 816 Liberal Democrats Ian Morris 780 Labour Katherine King 329 Turnout

was republished in Larkin's Required Writing and that with Pinter in Ian Smith, ed., Pinter in the Theatre.) Gross has contributed to The Spectator,

Guy Grun Jozef Meysen  Great Britain (GBR) John Buchanan Alan Corrie Ian Smith  West Germany (FRG) H. Geiss U. Pfeffer R. Schmidberger Double FITA round

John MacKay 13,380 38.6 −1.7 Liberal Ray Michie 9,536 27.5 +13.7 SNP Ian Smith 8,514 24.6 −4.6 Labour Charles McCafferty 3,204 9.3 −7.4 Majority 3,844

Wright 297 13.0 −3.2 English Democrat David Johnson 200 8.7 N/A UKIP Ian Smith 165 7.2 N/A Liberal Democrats David Cowpe 106 4.6 −12.4 Majority 1,225

Lucas (Nick Cash) – guitar (1971–75) Charlie Hart – bass (1970, 1972–73) Ian Smith – bass (1971) Humphrey Ocean – bass (1973) Charley Sinclair – bass (1974

Nottingham Arts Centre, 25–28 February 2009 (author: Imogen Stubbs; director: Ian Smith) Who is Jesse Flood … Carlton Junior Television Workshop (director: Alison

Rhodesia. The farm was seized in stages by the Government of Zimbabwe from Ian Smith and his family between 2002 and December 2012. The Gwenoro Dam supplies

Candidate Votes % ±% Labour Mike Kearns 819 46.3 +16.3 Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 667 37.7 −17.8 TUSC Steve Whatham 172 9.7 N/A Conservative Robert Avery

2K03 (from the Faces series) Jenny Sages – True Stories – Helen Garner Ian Smith – Ray Hughes having pre-dinner drinks with Ambroise Vollard... Nick Stathopoulos

4 Conservative Philip Love 627 28.4 Conservative Marion Mills 589 26.6 Labour Patricia Lattimer 265 12.0 Labour Ian Smith 216 9.8 Turnout 2,211 43.1

Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Graham Parker 911 34.3 Conservative Ian Smith 780 29.4 Labour Jonathan Stokes 502 18.9 UKIP Alan Stone 282 10.6 Green

founder of the Edinburgh International Festival (died 1977) 31 October – Ian Smith, international rugby player (died 1972) 19 December – Andrew Murray, Lord

Frederick John Vivian "Ian" Smith, 2nd Baron Colwyn (26 November 1914 – 29 May 1966) was the son of the Honourable Frederick Henry Smith, and grandson

Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Sue Roodhouse 788 48.2 Conservative Ian Smith 576 35.2 Labour Douglas Hall 271 16.6 Majority 212 13.0 Turnout 1,635

256–273. doi:10.1111/j.1467-8470.1994.tb00675.x. Taylor, Rowan (1997). Ian Smith (ed.). The State of New Zealand's Environment 1997. New Zealand: Ministry

Australian referees Stuart Dickinson (Merit Panel) Steve Walsh (Reserve Panel) Ian Smith (Reserve Panel) Nathan Pearce (Reserve Panel) Paul Marks (Reserve Panel)-

Cullimore 1,542 16.1 Conservative David Upjohn 1,483 15.5 Conservative Ian Smith 1,479 15.5 Labour Moyra Evans 1,228 12.8 Labour Julie Snelling 1,209 12

Pen: Quade Cooper (3) 4', 24', 46' Report Try: James O'Connor 67' Pen: James O'Connor (5) 8', 12', 17', 40', 57' Attendance: 26,060 Referee: Ian Smith

Frank Riddell 8,527 18.2 −3.7 SNP Ian Chisholm 4,947 10.6 +4.4 Green Ian Smith 412 0.9 New Majority 12,223 26.3 +12.8 Turnout 45,291 76.9 +1.9 Labour

this source, which is in the public domain. Keys and description Kimber, Ian; Smith, Ian F. "Agonopterix rotundella (Douglas, 1846)". UKmoths. Retrieved 15

2016 Party Candidate Votes % ±% WSI Victor Lukaniuk 220 29.0 −15.4 UKIP Ian Smith 197 26.0 +26.0 Independent Edward Stewart 180 23.7 +23.7 Conservative

Party Candidate Votes % ±% Labour Andrew McCormick 400 32.9 Conservative Ian Smith 314 25.8 UKIP Philip Heath 250 20.6 Liberal Democrats Robert Cooper 164

couple: M Huang and F Yu (Image) Eric John Smith – Hendrik Kolenberg Ian Smith – Ray Hughes ignoring a Sydney view Rosemary Valadon – Power, Knowledge

Scott Stevenson — DF  SCO Calum Roger — DF  SCO Liam Taggart — DF  SCO Ian Smith — DF  SCO Simon White — DF  SCO Dean Aitken (on loan from Stenhousemuir)

Touch judges: Ian Smith (Australia) Andrew Lees (Australia)

Schwartz – Futurist; Co-founder and Chairman of Global Business Network Ian Smith – Former Chief Executive Officer, Reed Elsevier David Wehner – Chief Strategy

Massachusetts Institute of Technology. pp. 106–138. ISBN 0-262-23111-5. Ian Smith. "Bicycle Wheel Analysis". Retrieved 2008-12-31. I conclude that it is

Candidate Votes % ±% Independent David Smith 274 43.8 +43.8 Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 138 22.1 +0.1 Conservative Miranda Kelly 109 17.4 +8.0 Ashford Ind. Malcolm

Richard Baker 15,994 44.3 +16.9 SNP John Beare 13,040 36.1 −13.4 Reform UK Ian Smith 3,528 9.8 +6.8 Conservative Debbie MacCallum 1,973 5.5 −9.8 Liberal Democrats

Website Editor Steve Thomas Youth Chairman Mark Williams Youth Secretary Ian Smith Youth Treasurer Robert McGrath Safeguarding & Welfare Officers Rhiannon

has been honored with an annual Bataan Day Parade. Given such losses, Ian Smith, who headed the history department at Proviso East High School, said that

Dave Shaw (E) 882 21.7 Conservative Trevor Peat 690 17.0 Conservative Ian Smith 616 15.2 Independent Richard Darrington 403 9.9 Independent Robert Rankin

Falding 4, John Lund 4, John Toulson, David Toulson, Len Wolfenden 1987 - Ian Smith (367) 1st, 1986 - John Lund (racing driver) (53) 1st, 1989 - John Lund

Former Guinness Book of Records deputy editor and athletics statistician, Ian Smith, cites the character as an inspiration, and he inspired many British athletes

Sasha Grishin (art critic) Andrew Sibley – Marilyn Peddell (lawnbowls) Ian Smith – Ray Hughes getting his desserts Michael Snape – Stephen Mori Kim Spooner

(Sioux Falls, SD) 2019 Northern State 72-68 Southwest Minnesota State Ian Smith, Northern State Sanford Pentagon (Sioux Falls, SD) 2020 Northern State

Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Carl Cashman 1254 19.9 N/A Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 1196 19.0 N/A Liberal Democrats Mike Wynn 1105 17.5 N/A Labour Lynn O'Keeffe

Robert Burns, U.S. Representative Noah Martin, Governor of New Hampshire Ian Smith, television personality Anne Schuchat, Principal Deputy Director of the

editors, The Politics of the Stuart Court Masque 1998 ISBN 0-521-59436-7). Ian Smith, 'White Skin, Black Masks', Jeffrey Masten & Wendy Wall, Renaissance Drama

Strengiel Con 1,672 Lincoln Boultham Sybil Daly Con 393 Paul North Green 147 Ian Smith Lab 1,171 Lincoln Bracebridge Robin Meads Con 991 Sharon Taylor Lab 1

Progressive Conservative Douglas Scott Harkness 21,783 Social Credit Ian Smith 10,066 Liberal Una MacLean 6,429 Co-operative Commonwealth Harold Bronson

Candidate Votes % ±% Labour John McCabe 857 64.19 17.36 Conservative Ian Smith 226 16.93 −11.59 UKIP Paul Bailey 188 14.08 14.08 Liberal Democrats Joel

graphic novel (by James Turner, 2005) No Hope Oblivion City Oddjob #1–8 (by Ian Smith and Tyson Smith, Spring 1999 – May 2001) On the Bus One Fisted Tales #1–11

dialect came to be known as Rhodesian English, typified by speakers such as Ian Smith and P.K. van der Byl. After independence in 1980, this dialect fell sharply

Irish Lions) Jimmy Kerr John Craig Tommy Gray Ian Thomson Colin Blaikie Ian Smith Kenny Milne (39 caps for Scotland, 1993 British and Irish Lions) David

35:20 (album) Label Universal Music Canada Producer Todd Clark Ben Glover Ian Smith Gavin Slate Chad Brownlee chronology Singles from Back in the Game "Dear

Ken Popejoy (1970) Herb Lindsay (1974, 1976) Anthony Hamm (1988–1991) Ian Smith (1991) Kyle Baker (1997) Women's cross country competition commenced in

potter Richard Baxter in 1991. They have since been joined by painter Ian Smith and ceramicist Julie O’Sullivan. The studios participate in the annual

Invercargill", The Cricket Statistician, Winter 2022, pp. 32–36. Francis Payne & Ian Smith, eds, 2021 New Zealand Cricket Almanack, Upstart Press, Takapuna, 2021

Jones Joe Perano Thomas Chaseland Weller brothers Taylor, Rowan (1997). Ian Smith (ed.). The State of New Zealand's Environment 1997. New Zealand: Ministry

Resettlement in British Columbia. UBC Press. p. 76. ISBN 978-0-7748-4071-2. Ian Smith (1 January 1973). Vancouver Island: Unknown Wilderness. University of

Votes % ±% Conservative Arthur Cullimore 1,591 16.0 −0.1 Conservative Ian Smith 1,503 15.1 −0.4 Conservative David Upjohn 1,482 14.9 −0.6 Independent

Votes % ±% Conservative Arthur Cullimore 1,591 16.0 −0.1 Conservative Ian Smith 1,503 15.1 −0.4 Conservative David Upjohn 1,482 14.9 −0.6 Independent

Andrew M. Ellisdon; Mary C. Pearce; Stephen P. Bottomley; Jonas Emsley; A. Ian Smith; Jamie Rossjohn; Elizabeth L. Hartland; Ilia Voskoboinik; Joseph A. Trapani;

Matter of Weeks Rather Than Months: The Impasse Between Harold Wilson and Ian Smith Sanctions, Aborted Settlements and War 1965-1969. Trafford Publishing

Away Match Information Date and Time Venue Referee Attendance Halifax 36 – 30 Featherstone Rovers 24 September, 19:30 GMT Shay Stadium Ian Smith 2,556

Dennis Nash (WA) Jeff Gittus (WA) Andrew Cleave (Vic) Dave Power (Vic) Ian Smith (Vic) Craig Fordham (Vic) Year Venue City/State Winners Runner-up 3rd

U.K.: Manchester University Press. ISBN 978-0-7190-5641-3. Conrich, Ian/Smith, Roy (2006): Fool's Gold: New Zealand's Forgotten Silver, Myth and National

Music Arena at Latitude Festival in 2011. In 2014, filmmaker Christopher Ian Smith made Cumulus, an experimental documentary exploring key elements of Heap's

NESCAC: 2000 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2010 Sid Watson winners Ray Alcindor Ian Smith Mark Spence Kevin Cooper Middlebury College Middlebury, VT

JCH History". jch.unimelb.edu.au. Retrieved 24 October 2021. Breward, Ian, "Smith, Thomas Jollie (1858–1927)", Australian Dictionary of Biography, Canberra:

of Rdb. "Oracle Rdb Product Family Compatibility Matrix". oracle.com. Ian Smith (2004). "Rdb's First 20 Years: Memories and Highlights" (PDF). Archived

493 7.4 Independent Patrick Rolink 442 6.7 Liberal Democrats Particia Maguire 229 3.5 Independent Alan Love 89 1.3 Scottish Socialist Ian Smith 77 1.2

PMC 7274394. PMID 32502171. Brito, Paulo M.; Martill, David M.; Eaves, Ian; Smith, Roy E.; Cooper, Samuel L.A. (June 2021). "A marine Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)

2018-04-21. Retrieved 2018-04-21. Wolf, Ian (2017-08-21). "The Kagools, Ian Smith & Rob Kemp win Amused Moose Awards". British Comedy Guide. Archived from

At the General Election of that year his replacement as SNP candidate Ian Smith, then the party's spokesman on transport, was defeated by Calum MacDonald

7 −1.0 Conservative Carol Greenhalgh 260 11.2 −10.4 Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 66 2.8 +2.8 Independent Gareth Pendry 43 1.9 +1.9 Majority 514 22.2 Turnout

Women's Short metric round paraplegic  Silver John Buchanan Alan Corrie Ian Smith Archery Men's Double FITA round team paraplegic  Silver Anthony Willis

Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Democrats Gavin James 628 43.4 Conservative Ian Smith 292 20.2 Labour Sean Murphy 269 18.6 UKIP Lucy Hamilton 257 17.8 Turnout

12 5 3 11 3 2 0 FW  SCO Billy Semple 8 1 2+4 1 0+2 0 0 0 0 0 FW  SCO Ian Smith 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DF  SCO George Stewart 47 2 33 2 5 0 7 0 2 0 FW  SCO

McGinn 26,378 57.0 +5.3 Conservative Paul Richardson 9,087 19.6 ―2.7 UKIP Ian Smith 6,983 15.1 +10.4 Liberal Democrats Denise Aspinall 2,046 4.4 ―15.8 Green

Earle Kirton (Otago) Ralph Caulton (Wellington) Bill Davis (Hawke's Bay) Ian Smith (Otago) Paul Little (Auckland) Derek Arnold (Canterbury) Pat Walsh (Counties)

Semi-finals Eastern Suburbs 21-11 Northern Suburbs 28 August 1977 Lang Park Ian Smith Redcliffe 5-4 Western Suburbs 4 September 1977 Lang Park Eddie Ward Preliminary

Ward 15,000 Eastern Suburbs 21–16 Redcliffe 3 September 1978 Lang Park Ian Smith Preliminary Final Fortitude Valley 17–13 Redcliffe 10 September 1978 Lang

Department for Education URN 137771 Tables Ofsted Reports Headteacher Ian Smith Gender Coeducational Age 11 to 18 Enrolment 902 Houses Phoenix, Centaur

Matter of Weeks Rather Than Months: The Impasse between Harold Wilson and Ian Smith. ISBN 9781466934092. Retrieved 3 July 2019. Report on World Affairs. Vol

2018). "Heckling: How to deal with it during a comedy show". BBC News. Ian Smith. BBC. Retrieved 27 March 2019. Ian says while the crowd saw the funny

Pribadi; John A. Westgate; Michael Bird; L. Keith Fifield; Alan Hogg; Ian Smith (30 October 2004). "Correspondence between glass-FT and 14C ages of silicic

new-age musician. She is married to author Jim Gillentine and has one son, Ian Smith, from a previous marriage. She is a lifelong member of the Episcopal Church

Prasnicki Jr OL Tyson Quink QB Jimmy Reitter Fr RB Nelson Simmons So RB Ian Smith Jr OT David Sprague Jr QB Trent Steelman C Karl Thompson Jr WR Matt Vane

Felix Reilly 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 DF  SCO Ed Skinner 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 MF  SCO Ian Smith 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 FW  SCO Davie Sneddon 3 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 MF  SCO Jackie Stewart

parallel BEM solver for elasticity problems described in Gernot Beer, Ian Smith, Christian Duenser, The Boundary Element Method with Programming: For

horn arrangement Andrew Kremer – double bass Duncan McNaughton – trumpet Ian Smith – trumpet Martyn Sumner – trombone Mike Wills – saxophone Production Ralph

intended meaning. Large-scale, international audience research by Martin Ian Smith examines how ordinary viewers of the film discuss negative experiences

television. (2006) Bhagat, Adrian; "Adrian Bhagat put some questions to Ian Smith" LeftLion.co.uk (Retrieved: 13 August 2009) Wilson, Jared (16 March 2020)

Gedge Ken Dalgleish George Aitchison John MacDonald Andrew Drybrough Ian Smith A. G. G. Asher D. K. A. MacKenzie James Reid Jock Wemyss Charles Fleming

Conservative Alessandro Ionas Georgiou* 2,363 57.6 Conservative Edward Michael Ian Smith* 2,279 55.6 Labour Chris Cole 1,223 29.8 Labour Roz Jones 1,213 29.6 Labour

Gav Bateman Director Georgina Chandler Director Simon Knight Director Tracy Reynolds Director Ian Smith Club Secretary Tom Eeles Photographer Jim Booth

800 metres  Byron Francis (JAM) 1:53.34  Reuben Bayley (BAR) 1:53.87  Ian Smith (JAM) 1:54.3 1500 metres  William Johnson (BAH) 3:57.24  Byron Francis (JAM)

(guitar/vocals), Austin Sevener (guitar/vocals), Toni White (keyboard), Ian Smith (drums), and Chris Tellez (bass). The original lineup also consisted of

protracted guerrilla warfare against the minority white government led by Ian Smith, who had unilaterally declared independence from Britain in 1965 in a

Cardross Party Candidate Votes % Independent Ronald Kinloch 803 76.0 Conservative Ian Smith 253 24.0 Majority 550 52.0 Turnout 1,056 59.5 Independent hold

Alcindor Forward Middlebury 1995 Charlie Gaffney Forward Bowdoin 1996 Ian Smith Defense Middlebury 1997 Steve Toll Forward RIT 1998 Mark Spence Forward

the club winning a premiership in 1980/81 under the leadership of Coach Ian Smith and Captain John Stokes (father of AFL footballer Mathew Stokes). North

Whitmore 390 30.71 Conservative Brian Sumner 265 20.87 Liberal Democrats Ian Smith 232 18.27 Labour Bob Mumby 231 18.19 Turnout 1,280 23.75 Independent gain

1,251 Liberal Democrats Gary Airnes 6.32% 346 368.4 427.1 442.4   SNP Ian Smith 5.37% 294 604.1 615.8 624.4 683.9 Electorate: 12,193   Valid: 5,471  

1978–79 Gerry Donoghue 1979–80 Neil Sellers 1980–81 Neil Sellers 1981–82 Ian Smith 1982–83 Kenny Dennis 1983–84 Bryan Magee 1984–85 Marshall Burke 1985–86

Newland Con: James Wilson (2) Pen: James Wilson Tries: Jacques Botes, Ryan Kankowski Pen: Ruan Pienaar (2), François Steyn Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)

individually named. 2000 Winners: "Chemistry close to the absolute zero" (Ian Smith project coordinator); "The XPD gene: one gene, two functions, three diseases"

19 August 2007 Ballymore Tornadoes 26–20 Sydney Fleet Ballymore Stadium   16.00 AEST Report Attendance: 3,389 Referee: Ian Smith

Balby St Katherine, Loversall [16] Vicar: Ian Smith NSM: Elizabeth Strafford 14,149 Warmsworth (St Peter) St Peter, Warmsworth Rector: Ian Smith 10,232

Heinen (Germania Eicherscheid), Matt Gibbons (Germania Eicherscheid), Ian Smith (Oppsal IF), Jakop Popkin (AC Syracuse Pulse), Mitch Wolff (Stumptown

Barrow Raiders (0) 6 - 20 (8) Featherstone Rovers 20 March, 18:30 GMT Ian Smith Craven Park 1,998 Report Leigh Centurions (12) 44 - 12 (0) Whitehaven

(Capacity: 3,200) President Ronan McCoy Coach(es) Andy Wood, Karl Curren, Ian Smith Captain(s) Matt Darcy League(s) All-Ireland League 2022–23 1st. Official

19, 2022. Andreeva, Nellie (January 12, 2022). "Cayne Drama Based On Ian Smith Novel In Works At BET+ From Gregory Poirier & Michael Strahan". Deadline

by Brett Carlisle in October of the same year. Throughout early 2024, Ian Smith of All or Nothing (Of which Carlisle is also the lead vocalist of), filled

Schiffermüller, 1775)". Fauna Europaea. Retrieved 12 June 2020. Kimber, Ian; Smith, Ian F. "Gillmeria ochrodactyla ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)". UKmoths

over produced a 4, the dismissal of Hadlee via a plumb LBW, 2, 2 and Ian Smith dismissed bowled trying to heave the ball to cow corner. This left New

Damien Power and starring Harriet Dyer, Ian Meadows and Aaron Pedersen Ian Smith and his girlfriend Samantha “Sam” Shaw head to a remote beach for a romantic

Press, 1969), pp. 301–2. Ian Smith, 'Othello's Black Handkerchief', Shakespeare Quarterly, 64:1 (Spring 2013), p. 11: Ian Smith, 'White Skin, Black Masks:

Gutierrez, Rachel Iba, Marc Nimoy, Neelamjit Dhillon, Dimitris Mahlis, Ian Smith), and the group often performs and premieres the work of living composers

1996 NCAA tournament 1996 National championship W.H. Hunt Arena River Falls, Wisconsin NCAA champion Middlebury Sid Watson Award Ian Smith (Middlebury)

writer (born 1924) 29 September Annette Johnson, alpine skier (born 1928) Ian Smith, rugby union player (born 1941) 2 October – Peter Burke, rugby union player

Party Candidate Votes % ±% Labour Calum MacDonald 7,041 42.7 +12.6 SNP Ian Smith 4,701 28.5 −26.0 SDP Kenneth MacIver 3,419 20.7 +14.9 Conservative Murdo

Ranasinghe – of Wellington. For services to the Sri Lankan community. Philip Ian Smith – of Tongariro National Park. For services to Fire and Emergency New Zealand

World Cup – 1995) Hugh Monteith Hugh Orr Douglas Schulze Jim Shackleton Ian Smith Joint-record Scotland try scorer with 24 tries Arthur Smith Ken Spence

Touch judges: Marius Mitrea (Italy) Brendan Pickerill (New Zealand) Television match official: Ian Smith (Australia)

Production Executive producers Steven Moffat Brian Minchin Jo Pearce Producers Ian Smith Luke Baker Ian Hay Geoff Evans Running time 30 seconds – 15 minutes Original

and literary journalist Janet Smith (Rhodesia) (1915–1994), wife of Ian Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia Janet Smith (judge) (born 1940), Lady Justice

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