- detection. The
Forty Thieves operated from the
Elephant and
Castle area of London. They were
allied with the
Elephant and
Castle Mob led by the
McDonald brothers...
-
their 1979
Narita (album) The
Forty-Niners (1932 film), an
American Western film
directed by John P.
McCarthy The
Forty-Niners (1954 film), an American...
- 1979.
McDonald's
France currently has over 1,485
restaurants operating nationwide,
serving an
estimated forty-six
million people each w****.
McDonald's...
-
Magazine F1
Power List and his
induction into the
Sports Business Journal "
Forty Under 40" Hall of Fame,
where he was
listed three times. He was
named Promo...
-
quickly linked McVeigh and
Nichols to the attack;
Nichols was arrested, and
within days, both were charged.
Michael and Lori
Fortier were
later identified...
-
Fortier OC FRSC (born
November 11, 1949) is a
Canadian crystallographer who was the 17th Prin****l and Vice-Chancellor of
McGill University.
Fortier was...
- The
Forty Foot (Irish:
Cladach an
Daichead Troigh) is a
promontory on the
southern tip of
Dublin Bay at Sandycove,
County Dublin, Ireland, from which...
- book by
Eloise Jarvis McGraw and
Lauren Lynn
McGraw. The
forty books in
Reilly & Lee's Oz
series are
called "the
Famous Forty" by fans, and are considered...
-
large margins. In 2008,
Republican John
McCain
defeated Democrat Barack Obama in Alaska, 59.49% to 37.83%.
McCain's
running mate was
Sarah Palin, the...
- album.
Their recording of "A Day in the Life"
required a
forty-piece orchestra,
which Martin and
McCartney took
turns conducting. The
sessions produced the...