Finding a family that filled the bill was hard enough.
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Adherents of the opposing political party, immigrants and Muslims filled the bill, while the left found its own enemies.
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The city of 11,400 filled the bill, and she moved there several years before retiring in 2000 from her job as an executive at a Philadelphia-based nonprofit.
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An experienced performer with a degree in puppetry, Ms. Talbot filled the bill: When she was not rehearsing this summer, she ran laps around Feld's headquarters to prepare for the world triathlon championships in Switzerland.
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An experienced performer with a degree in puppetry, Ms. Talbot filled the bill: When she was not rehearsing this summer, she ran laps around Feld's headquarters to prepare for the world triathlon championships in Switzerland.
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There are few cases of the latter that do not find immediate application." Tying education to industry, he said that industry that had once been slow to seize upon scientific advances was now demanding them. As recounted by Time magazine, "he demonstrated the economic wisdom of generous support for research in pure science. He said that the automotive industry must find a substitute for gasoline, on which the elder Edison commented that the electric storage battery has already filled the bill.
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605 On 24 October 1957, he introduced to the Legislative Assembly of Cameroon, a bill establishing an emblem of the State of Cameroon. On 26 October 1957, he filled the bill on the adoption of the national anthem "The Rallying Song", the motto of Cameroon "Peace – Work – Fatherland" and National Day "on May 10, date of the first session of the Legislative Assembly of Cameroon" instead of 14 July, the national day of France.Enoh Meyomesse, La chute d'André-Marie Mbida, p.
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At Golden Gate Park is an authorized release in the United Kingdom of a recording of the concert given on May 7, 1969, by the San Francisco, psychedelic rock band Jefferson Airplane at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. The concert was popularly bootlegged several times and this is the first time it has been officially released. The concert itself was prominent for Jefferson Airplane filled the bill with contemporary band, the Grateful Dead. It also includes tracks from their album, Volunteers before the album's release in November 1969.
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"Narcosis" by Fernando Vial, in booklet accompanying Narcosis: Tributo CD (Pasajeros del Horror, Lima, 2004) The band then settled on the name Narcosis, which Vial has said was taken from the novel Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse Narcosis' first gig was played at the Carnaby bar, where they filled the bill alongside now-classic Lima rock bands LeuZemia and Masacre, on October 6, 1984. Not long after that, the band was booked for another gig, this time at the Palizada Pub, but found itself short of a vocalist as Carrillo had left the group. Vial has said that Carrillo left the band due "reasons of fate", but elsewhere it has been suggested that part of the reason was that he and Carrillo had had difficulties. The spot was filled by Luís "Wicho" García, who was a friend of Vial's, and the band's final line-up was established.
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Later the match programme became one of the most sought after collectors’ items in the code of camogie. Pádraig Puirséil wrote in the Irish Press: > In one respect camogie and Athenry were winners by a distance. At Thurles > for the club hurling final, we had a single sheet four page programme which > gave us the teams, the referee, the starting time and that, let’s face it, > is the type of program that has filled the bill satisfactorily at such games > to date colleague Peadar O'Brien tells me there was no programme at the club > football final in Portlaoise. In complete contrast the distaff side of my > family brought back from Athenry a 20-page, well-orinbted programme that > included, as well as the names of the players, brief histories of the clubs > concerned and of the Camogie Association, plus pictures of the two teams.
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