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Medley duet "(I've Had) The Time of My Life".
Warnes also
collaborated closely with
Leonard Cohen.
Warnes was born on
March 3, 1947, in Seattle, Washington...
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Warnes may
refer to:
People Christopher Warnes,
academic Geoffrey Warnes, (1914–1944) RAF
Squadron Leader Fred
Warnes, (b.1915) an
English professional...
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Adjustment and
Retraining Notification Act, or
WARN, a U.S.
legislation Warne (disambiguation)
Warnes (disambiguation)
Warning (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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Warnes is a town in Bolivia,
named after Colonel Ignacio Warnes, a
military leader in the
South American war of independence. It is
located 24 kilometers...
-
Jennifer Warnes is the
fourth album by
American singer/songwriter
Jennifer Warnes,
released in late 1976 as her
inaugural Arista Records album. It was...
- ex-governor of Córdoba
Santiago Carrera to
replace Warnes in the
government of
Santa Cruz. When
Carrera arrived,
Warnes'
supporters revolted and
killed Carrera and...
- cut of the film − the more
polished version with
Warnes and
Medley was. However,
because the
Warnes/Medley
track was not
ready by the time the finale...
- that was
recorded by Joe ****er and
Jennifer Warnes for the 1982 film An
Officer and a Gentleman.
Warnes was
recommended to sing a song from the film...
- Club
Sport Boys
Warnes was a
Bolivian professional football team
based in
Warnes,
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, that
competes in the
Bolivian Primera División...
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Christopher Warnes is a
South African academic based at the
University of Cambridge. He is a
University Senior Lecturer in English, a
corresponding Lecturer...
