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remains today.
Between 1812 and 1819,
Manchester was made
famous by the
Boorn–Colvin case,
called "America's
first wrongful conviction murder case", the...
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Kunzea glabrescens,
commonly known as spearwood, is a
flowering plant in the
myrtle family,
Myrtaceae and is
endemic to the south-west of
Western Australia...
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Borne (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈbɔrnə] ; Tweants:
Boorn) is a muni****lity and a town in the
eastern Netherlands, in the
region of Twente. Its inhabitants...
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Ugandan corporate executive (
boorn 1973)...
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building was
designed by
Swedish American architect August Nordin.
Stacy Boorn, the
minister for herchurch, uses
feminist theology in the church's expression...
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Henriette van den
Boorn-Coclet (15
January 1866 – 6
March 1945) was a
Belgian composer. She was born in Liege,
Belgium and
studied at the Liège Conservatory...
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death row in the
United States since 1973. 1820
Jesse Boorn, Vermont.
Convicted 1819.
Stephen Boorn, Vermont.
Convicted 1819. 1851
Thomas Berdue, California...
- p. 26.
Boorn (2005), p. 1.
Moses (1991), p. 219.
Boorn (2005), p. 131.
Boorn (2005), p. 6.
Witmer (1993), p. xv.
Boorn (2005), pp. 101–3.
Boorn (2005)...
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incriminating text
messages between herself and
Derek "dboorn"
Boorn. In the texts,
Boorn, who by this time had
moved on to a new team,
confirmed that the...
- Lakes" to "
Boorn Lakes", to
restore the
spelling that
appeared on
early Federal maps and to
properly recognize the
intended honoree —
Samuel S.
Boorn (ca.1840-ca...
