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Raggs is a live-action/animated
television series for
children about five dogs that form a
Ragtime band
called The
Raggs Band.
There are 196 half hour...
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Ragg is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Amie
Ragg (1878–1957),
Fijian engineer,
civil servant and
politician David Ragg (1919–2002)...
- 'Matt'
Ragg (born 21
September 1991) is a
Strongman from New
Zealand and a six-times
winner of New Zealand's
Strongest Man competition.
Ragg started...
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Tobias Ragg (also
spelled as
Tobias Wragg and
sometimes referred to as Toby) is a
fictional character who
appears in
various adaptations of the
story Sweeney...
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Harry Richard Ragg (6
January 1889 - 15
August 1967) was the
Anglican Bishop of
Calgary in the mid 20th century.
Ragg was born and
educated at Hereford...
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Edward Ragg (born 11
October 1976) is a
British poet,
critic and
writer on wine who,
since 2007, has
lived in Beijing, China. He was a
Cinnamon Press Poetry...
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versions of the story, he and Mrs.
Lovett hire an
unwitting orphan boy,
Tobias Ragg, to
serve the pies to customers.
Sweeney Todd
first appeared in a
story titled...
- Amie
Augustus Ragg ISO
AMICE (7
October 1878 – 5
September 1957) was a
Fijian engineer,
civil servant and politician. He
served as a
member of the Legislative...
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before its
publication in July 1907 in his magazine, Al-Manār.: 218 The
Raggs'
English translation (without
their critical preface)
became po****r in...
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because of the
spelling used in the song, it is
sometimes referred to as "
Ragg Mopp". The Wills-Anderson song was
adapted from a 1946
release by
Henry "Red"...
