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Cross Purposes is the
seventeenth studio album by
English rock band
Black Sabbath,
released through I.R.S.
Records on 31
January 1994. The
album marked...
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Cross Purpose is the
seventh and
final studio album by
Spooky Tooth,
released on Ruf
Records in 1999. It was the band's
first album in 25 years, following...
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Cross Purposes Live is a
boxed set
released by the
English heavy metal band
Black Sabbath in
March 1995. The set
comprised a live
album on CD and a VHS...
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performance was in 2009 in an
Edinburgh Fringe production of Camus's
Cross Purpose. A
reviewer for the
Edinburgh Guide considered it "expertly
acted and...
- 1987–1997 Tony Martin-era of the band, with
Headless Cross (1989), Tyr (1990) and
Cross Purposes (1994) all remastered, and
Forbidden (1995)
remixed by...
- end of 1992.
Martin returned as
vocalist for two more
studio albums,
Cross Purposes (1994) and
Forbidden (1995), and one live
album before the band went...
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Double Cross Purposes is a 1937
mystery detective novel by the
British author Ronald Knox. It is the
fifth and last in his
series of
novels featuring the...
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returned in a
Spooky Tooth reunion (without Gary Wright), and
recorded Cross Purpose again for the
Brilliant Recording Company. In 2005, he
revived his pseudonym...
- A
number of
cross symbols were
developed for the
purpose of the
emerging system of heraldry,
which appeared in
Western Europe in
about 1200. This tradition...
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Cross Purposes is a 1916
American short drama silent black and
white film
directed by
William Worthington and
written by Bess Meredyth. It was produced...
