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Ronald Gordon Foubister (4
January 1912 – 22 May 1954) was a
former New
Zealand road
cyclist from Auckland. In the 1932
Olympics he
competed in the Road...
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Retrieved 6 June 2011.
Linda Foubister (October 2003).
Goddess in the Gr****:
Serpentine Mythology and the
Great Goddess.
Linda Foubister. pp. 21–. ISBN 978-0-9731648-2-4...
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Autovisie (in Dutch). Vol. 24, no. 6. Amersfoort, Netherlands: Misset. p. 62.
Foubister, Peter, ed. (11
March 1982). "Turbo for Kaby". Autosport. Vol. 86, no...
- the Web. Its soft drink, OpenCola,
helps to
promote the company.
Amanda Foubister (2001). "OpenCola Soft
Drink Recipe" (PDF). OpenCola.com.
Retrieved 2008-12-28...
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Archived from the
original on 2001-02-18.
Retrieved 2008-12-28.
Amanda Foubister (2001). "OpenCola Soft
Drink Recipe" (PDF). OpenCola.com.
Retrieved 2008-12-28...
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November 1981
November 1983
Quentin Spurring November 1983
March 1988
Peter Foubister April 1988
January 1992 Andy
Hallbery February 1992
April 1993
Bruce Jones...
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Eastside Eday
Edmonstone Egilsay Elwick Everbay Evie
Finstown Firth Flotta Foubister Georth Gills Bay
Gorseness Graemsay Greenigo Grim Ness
Grimbister Gritley...
- was on a
voyage from
Jamaica to London. On 1 July 1813 Lady Holland,
Foubister, master,
sailed with the
fleet homeward bound from Jamaica. She was missing...
- Anna
Davies (Wigan Warriors) Hollie-Mae Dodd (Canberra Raiders)
Jenna Foubister (Wigan Warriors) Amy
Hardcastle (St Helens) Zoe
Harris (St Helens) Shona...
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Folke Nilsson Sweden 2:38:04.2 22 Glen
Robbins Canada 2:38:24.8 23 Ron
Foubister New
Zealand 2:38:42.4 24
Georges Conan France 2:38:58.6 25
James Jackson...
