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smuggler term,
moonrakers, who were
reputed to hide
contraband in the
village pond and to rake it out by moonlight.
George Baker as the
Moonraker, otherwise...
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Moonrakers is the
colloquial name for
people from Wiltshire, a
county in the West
Country of England. This name
refers to a folk
story set in the time...
- up
moonraker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Moonraker may
refer to:
Moonrakers, a
colloquialism for
people from Wiltshire,
England Moonraker (novel)...
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Moonraker is a 1979 spy-fi film, the
eleventh in the
James Bond
series produced by Eon Productions, and the
fourth to star
Roger Moore as the fictional...
-
Moonraker is the
third novel by the
British author Ian
Fleming to
feature his
fictional British Secret Service agent James Bond. It was
published by Jonathan...
- [citation needed] The
equivalent sail, if triangular, is
called a skys****er.
Moonrakers are
relatively unusual sails only used on
ships built primarily for speed...
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Moonraker is the
soundtrack for the
eleventh James Bond film of the same name.
Moonraker was the
third of the
three Bond
films for
which the
theme song...
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together in the Denver-based band The
Moonrakers. The
Moonrakers had
previously released four
singles on Tower; The
Moonrakers had
evolved from the
early 1960s...
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James Bond and
Moonraker is a
novelization by
Christopher Wood of the
James Bond film
Moonraker. Its name was
changed to
avoid confusion with Fleming's...
- For the
James Bond
novel of
similar title, see
Moonraker. The
Moonraker is a
historical play by the
British writer Arthur Watkyn. It
premiered at the Cambridge...
