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  • President, [[Directory:IBM|IBM]] ([[Canada]]) ([[2006]])
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  • | Country = CANADA | Title = President
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | location = [[Toronto, Ontario]], [[Canada]] ...= [[Key_Person1:=Lawrence Solomon]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=Founder and President]]<br/>
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  • * 1943, President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Churchill concluded a wartime conferen ...d, scattering radioactive debris over parts of northern [[Directory:Canada|Canada]]
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | Country = US/Canada | Title = President & CEO
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  • ...=OM|OM]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=Dave Zirnhelt]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=President|President]] ...p Real Estate is a Canadian company located in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. We also have [http://www.snapuprealestate.ca/snap_up_real_estate_advertisi
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  • | key_person3_role = President (Canada) | key_person4_role = President (Asia Pacific)
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  • == '''Founder and President''' == Bill Davison, P.Eng. President, Compliance Engineering Inc.
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  • ...orth Vancouver]], [[State_Name::British Columbia]], [[Country_Name::Canada|Canada]] | key_people = [[Key_Person1::James Ellis]], [[Key_Person1_Title::President]]<br>[[Key_Person2::David Martin]], [[Key_Person2_Title::Account Manager|Ac
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  • ...ws-snippet">Halfway through her rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" at President Barack Obama's inauguration on Monday, <strong>Beyonce</strong> dramaticall ...Blanco</strong> read his poem "One Today" at the swearing-in ceremony for President Obama. Here is the full text of the poem as written. "One Today". One sun r
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=Dennis Wong]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=John Chang]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Sales Manager|Sales
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ...people = [[Key_Person1:=Giselle Nagy]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=James Ellis]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=David Martin]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Account Manager|Ac
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  • ...v RajaGopal|Rajeev RajaGopal]]]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=Vice President|Vice President]]<br> ...practices, physicians, management firms and hospitals all over the US and Canada. The transcription solutions (both US and international) conform to HIPAA g
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  • | location = [[City:=Waterloo, Ontario]], [[Country_Name:Canada|Canada]] ...ompany's third employee. In 1988, Alan became the majority shareholder and president.
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ...y_people = [[Key_Person1:=Joe Weiler]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=Gord Huxtable]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=VP Operations|VP
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ...people = [[Key_Person1:=Giselle Nagy]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=Dennis Wong]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=John Chang]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Sales Manager|Sales
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  • ...e Chairman of Sun Foundation - a charitable institution, and International President, World Punjabi Organisation, eternally dedicated to the welfare of mankind ...njab. He has had the honour of celebrating Guru Nanak Dev Ji's Birthday in President House and Prime Minister House for several years. Shri Sahney has produced
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=Dennis Wong]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=John Chang]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Account Manager|Acco
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  • Multimedia artist '''Cindy Couling''' is originally from [[Canada]], and now lives in the [[San Francisco]] Bay area. '''Cindy Couling''' is also founder and president of [[Directory:LunaGraphica|LunaGraphica Inc]], a full service advertising
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=Dennis Wong]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=John Chang]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Sales Manager|Sales
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=Dennis Wong]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=John Chang]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Sales Manager|Sales
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  • ...cott Levin|Scott Levin]]]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=CEO and President|CEO and President]] ...ders. Step2 products are widely distributed throughout the United States, Canada, and over 70 foreign countries.
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  • ...by Executive Director of the Campaign Legal Center, J. Gerald Herbert, and President of Democracy 21, Fred Wertheimer, the two cited an investigation led by Pro * 1929, Canada and the [[Directory:United States|United States]] agree on a plan to preser
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  • ...:British Columbia|British Columbia]]]], [[Country_Name:=Canada|[[Directory:Canada|CAN]]]] ..._people = [[Key_Person1:=Dennis Wong]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=John Chang]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=Sales Manager|Sales
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  • | foundation = Toronto, Canada ({{Start date|2002|}}) | location_country = Canada
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  • ...ey|[[Directory:Eddie Facey|Eddie Facey]]]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=President|President]]<br> [[Key_Person3:=Mark Dilatush]], [[Key_Person3_Title:=VP, Professional ...vertising]] services for dental practices throughout the United States and Canada.
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • | Country = Canada | Title = President
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  • ...itten a twice-weekly political column for the [[National Post]] – one of [[Canada]]’s two national newspapers - with one weekly column about national/inter ...in [[Directory:Vancouver, British Columbia|Vancouver]], [[Directory:Canada|Canada]], Marsden was raised in the birthplace of political talk-radio, where she
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  • ...ocated In::Directory:United States of America|United States]] bordering on Canada. It was admitted as the 14th state in [[Year Admitted:=1791]]. Explored by ...tions with British agents, possibly with the intent of annexing Vermont to Canada. The talks were inconclusive and ended when the Americans finally triumphed
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  • ...nanotechnology books: homeland security: restaurants: chemical: household president of amn healthcare's nurse staffing and recruitment. Spherion and amn health ...engthened its the growing emphasis by the u s on homeland security affairs canada (vac), north american aerospace defence. Workforce florida acorn recruitmen
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  • | order=12th [[President of the United States]] ...l on a Sunday, Taylor refused to be sworn in until the following day. Vice President Millard Fillmore was also not sworn in on that day. Most scholars believe t
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  • ...by Company). General Mills itself was created in 1928 when Washburn-Crosby President James Ford Bell directed his company to merge with 26 other mills. * '''Y. Marc Belton''': [[Executive Vice President]], Worldwide Health, Brand and New Business Development
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  • ...isted of experienced industry executives, including the following: CEO and president Jerry McLaughlin, former CEO of Enwisen.com; David Sipes, former principal ...January [[2000]]. The company has since expanded to two other Websites for Canada and UK, launched in December [[2007]] and January [[2008]], respectively.
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  • ...t of legislative vote - 100%; Gen. Jose Ramon MACHADO Ventura elected vice president; percent of legislative vote - 100% ...fff" | People's Supreme Court or Tribunal Supremo Popular (president, vice president, and other judges are elected by the National Assembly)
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  • ...ess. He began developing the Miracle Ear Centers network when he was named president of Dahlberg, Inc. in 1983. However, the combination of uneven earnings and ...1991, 134 Play It Again Sports franchise stores were open in 41 states and Canada.
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  • ...[Directory:Cindy Couling|Cindy Couling]]]], [[Key_Person1_Title:=President|President]]<br>[[Key_Person2:=Bob Nicholson]], [[Key_Person2_Title:=VP of Technology| ...art groups, co-ops, guilds and galleries throughout the United States and Canada.
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  • :''This article is about the General and President. For his great-great-grandson, see [[William H. Harrison (Wyoming Congressm | order=9th [[President of the United States]]
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  • ...ment of Labor]]. In the [[Canada|Canadian]] [[Provinces and territories of Canada|province]] of [[Ontario]], formal complaints can be brought to the [[Minist ...ot [[Corporate title|employee titles]], which may include Controller, Vice President of Legal Affairs, Head of Media Development.
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  • | order=8th [[President of the United States]] | order2=8th [[Vice President of the United States]]
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  • | order=17th [[President of the United States]] ...Party (United States)|Democratic]] until 1864 and after 1869; elected Vice President in 1864 on a [[National Union Party (United States)|National Union]] ticket
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  • ...elago. It is separated from the other mainland states by British Columbia, Canada. Alaska was admitted as the 49th state in [[Year Admitted:=1959|1959]] and ...gned in Washington DC , affirmed by the Senate on April 9th, and signed by President Andrew Johnson on May 28th. The formal transfer of the Territory was made a
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  • | order=4th [[President of the United States]] | vicepresident=[[George Clinton (vice president)|George Clinton]] (1809-1812),<br>''None'' (1812-1813),<br>[[Elbridge Gerry
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  • | birth_place = {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Directory:Canada|Canada]] ...professor, and former creative director of Time Magazine, originally from Canada. Lande was educated at Duke and Oxford Universities.
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  • ...was erected, and this became a "royal province" in 1679 with John Cutt as president, with a population intended to be as nearly like England as it could be. Th ...es of Louisbourg, and helped to reduce Crown Point, and in the conquest of Canada. By the time of the signing of the Peace of Paris in 1762, and the end of t
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  • ...e company in 1958 was vice-president and chief financial officer, becoming president in 1974 and chief executive officer in 1983. ...Walter's 1986 10-K form reported that two subsidiaries, Celotex and Carey Canada Inc., were co-defendants with a number of other miners, manufacturers, and
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  • | order = 29th [[President of the United States]] ...2]] [[1923]]) was an [[United States|American]] politician, and the 29th [[President of the United States]], serving from 1921 to 1923, his term ending as he di
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  • ...rdering both the North Atlantic Ocean and the North Pacific Ocean, between Canada and Mexico ..." | ''total:'' 12,034 km <br />''border countries:'' [[Directory:Canada|Canada]] 8,893 km (including 2,477 km with Alaska), [[Directory:Mexico|Mexico]] 3,
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  • ...l advocate of compassionate capitalism in the world. He is the founder and President of UCA as well as the chairman of [http://uk4africa.com/ UK4Africa], 11pill ...various leadership positions; he was the President of the drama club, vice-President of the press club, secretary of the literary and debate society. It was dur
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  • ...Great Lakes region, the land was claimed for New France, a nation based in Canada. ...r Grover Cleveland. Indiana has been the home of 5 vice presidents and one president.
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  • ...[Politics of the United States|American politician]], the twenty-seventh [[President of the United States]], the tenth [[Chief Justice of the United States]], a ...ited States Secretary of War|Secretary of War]] before being nominated for President in the [[1908 Republican National Convention]] with the backing of his pred
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  • |image=George H. W. Bush, President of the United States, 1989 official portrait.jpg |order=41st [[President of the United States]]
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  • ...IOT Northeast Europe<br>[[Directory:Dominique Cerutti|Dominique Cerutti]], President IOT Southwest Europe | ...s from its workforce, predominantly in Europe. On [[June 8]] [[2005]], IBM Canada Ltd. eliminated approximately 700 positions. IBM projects these as part of
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  • ...ast, although there is no concrete evidence of it. hey claimed the area of Canada and Maine, calling it Acadia. ...cal independence, religious freedom and popular control of government. The president of the convention was William King, a prominent Bath merchant and shipbuild
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  • ...t in the faction-ridden politics of Tennessee. By 1829 when Jackson became president, the state was prospering. The first steamboat had reached Nashville in 181 ...the Volunteer State. Tennessee's James K. Polk, a Jackson protégé, was the President of the United States during that war.
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  • ...oth sides of the conflict, with many Loyalists migrating north and east to Canada and its eastern provinces. ...SA because of the many Chrysanthemums grown and sold to various states and Canada
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  • * Branches: Executive--Presidency Council (one president and two vice presidents); Council of Ministers (one prime minister, two dep ...%), other exports (3%). Export partners (2005 est.)--U.S. 49%, Jordan 20%, Canada 13%, Italy 12%. Imports (2006 est.)--$29.7 billion. Import commodities--foo
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  • ...system. By 1968, Weight Watchers had 102 franchises in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Israel, and Puerto Rico. It was relatively easy for a perso ...any's rapid growth, in 1973 Nidetch decided to resign from her position as president of Weight Watchers to devote herself entirely to public relations. She trav
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  • ...Zippo set up its first foreign subsidiary, Zippo Manufacturing Company of Canada Limited. Located in Niagara Falls, Ontario, the company consisted of a smal ...s controller shortly after Blaisdell's death and then was promoted to vice-president and controller in 1982. Under Schuler's leadership, Zippo's revenues increa
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  • ...ocated In::Directory:United States of America|United States]] bordering on Canada. It was admitted as the 39th state in [[Year Admitted:=1889]]. Acquired thr ...f was acquired from Great Britain in 1818 when the international line with Canada was fixed at the 49th parallel. Earlier the Lewis and Clark expedition had
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  • * Branches: ''Executive''--president (chief of state); prime minister (head of government). ''Legislative''--uni ...forces struck targets in Egypt, Jordan, and Syria in response to Egyptian President Nasser's ordered withdrawal of UN peacekeepers from the Sinai Peninsula and
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  • The [[CEO]], president, treasurer, and other titled officers are usually chosen by the board to ma ...istinct name that does not need to make reference to their membership. In Canada, this possibility is taken to its logical extreme: many smaller Canadian co
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  • The Great Lakes offered an easy access from Canada to the region that is now Wisconsin, and the Frenchman Jean Nicolet arrived ...n. The plan owed much to Charles McCarthy and to the support of university president Charles Van Hise, and it brought such diverse benefits as the spread of sci
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  • ...IOT Northeast Europe<br>[[Directory:Dominique Cerutti|Dominique Cerutti]], President IOT Southwest Europe | ...s from its workforce, predominantly in Europe. On [[June 8]] [[2005]], IBM Canada Ltd. eliminated approximately 700 positions. IBM projects these as part of
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  • ...west travelled to reach market. To get the vital region in American hands, President Thomas Jefferson negotiated the Louisiana Purchase with Napoleon. ...ican-Americans."The Reconstruction Period" ended in 1877 in Louisiana when President Rutherford B. Hayes withdrew United States Army units from the state after
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  • | bgcolor="#ffffff" | world's fourth largest country (after Russia, Canada, and US); Mount Everest on the border with Nepal is the world's tallest pea ...against him, 4 abstained, and 38 did not vote); ZENG Qinghong elected vice president by the 10th National People's Congress with a total of 2,578 votes (177 del
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  • ...eastern seaboard of the Unitөd Stаtes. Wells served aѕ the company's first president; Fаrgo wаs vice present. When William Fargo died in 1881, James took over as president. In 1891, James took the company another step into the fυture by introduci
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  • ...led by Chief Joseph, made their heroic but unsuccessful attempt to flee to Canada while being pursued by U.S. troops. * President Theodore Roosevelt established the Caribou National Forest in 1907. The are
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  • |key_people = [[Anders Dahlvig]], [[President]]<br />Hans Gydell, President Inter IKEA Group ...ores in 36 countries, most of them in [[Europe]], the [[United States]], [[Canada]], [[Asia]] and [[Australia]]. 2006 saw the opening of 16 new stores. A tot
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  • {{Infobox President |order='''38<sup>th</sup> [[President of the United States]]'''
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  • ...gs that still stand. The Apache and Navajo came to the area in c.1300 from Canada. ...e, referendum, and judicial recall. Only after recall had been deleted did President Taft sign the statehood bill. Once admitted to the Union, Arizona restored
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  • ...IK. Roller-blading in the mornings, volleyball league in the evenings. A President's Award for Outstanding Performance in Customer Service the week before her ...re the symptoms described by an occupational safety health organization in Canada - the symptoms associated with the use of an arc-welder which emits signifi
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  • {{Infobox President | image=President Grover Cleveland.jpg
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  • | order=31st [[President of the United States]] ...ugust 10]], [[1874]] &ndash; [[October 20]], [[1964]]), the thirty-first [[President of the United States]] (1929–1933), was a [[mining engineer]] and humanit
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  • | office = President of the United States ...JFK''', was the [[List of Presidents of the United States|thirty-fifth]] [[President of the United States]], serving from 1961 until his [[John F. Kennedy assas
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  • ...ience in marketing at Reference Software and WordPerfect and acted as vice-president and general manager of Novell Inc.'s consumer division. Together, Koogle an ...ale, Calif., Yahoo! has offices in Europe, Asia, Latin America, Australia, Canada and the United States.
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  • {{Infobox President | order = 39th [[President of the United States]]
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  • |order=33rd [[President of the United States]] |order2=34th [[Vice President of the United States]]
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  • {{Infobox President | order=32nd [[President of the United States]]
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  • ...uote=The opening coincides with the fifth anniversary of Domino's Pizza of Canada, which established its first outlet in Winnipeg on May 13, 1983. }}</ref> T On July 1, 2018, Allison, the previous president of international business for Domino's, replaced Doyle as CEO.
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  • ...econd [[premier (Canada)|premier]] of [[British Columbia|British Columbia, Canada]]. His name in [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] (and [[Spanish language|S * ''[[Nardwuar the Human Serviette]]''. [[Canada|Canadian]] celebrity interviewer and musician from [[Vancouver|Vancouver, B
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  • ...academic studies books conferences and court cases 71 72 the parliament of canada website refers to wikipedia's article on same sex marriage in the related l
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  • ...st the new country in 1963, which ended only after the fall of Indonesia's President Sukarno in 1966. Internally, local communists, nearly all Chinese, carried
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  • �03[17:41] * PMC_x (PMC_x@S01060024016bb5fe.vf.shawcable.net) from Canada has joined #wikipedia-en �15[17:42] * PMC_x (PMC_x@S01060024016bb5fe.vf.shawcable.net) (Canada) from #wikipedia-en Quit (Changing host)
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  • ...e prison of the Mendoza Zoo in Argentina. A petition to have him moved to Canada was signed by more than 400,000 people but the zoo murderers ignored it and ...r calf, 21-year-old female calf Qila, the first whale born in captivity in Canada, died of a similar illness (November 16, 2016). Both were thought to have
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  • [14:57] <jorm> he's probably the most physically fit president we've had in decades. despite being a smoker. �03[17:05] * joke-awol (~joke-ahoy@S010600262d53fa2a.vc.shawcable.net) from Canada has joined #wikipedia-en
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  • '''Franjo Tudman''' who was the first President of [[Croatia]], was sentenced to prison for his political activities in th [[File:Harry-truman.jpg|thumb|right||200px|'''Harry Truman''' 33rd President of the United States (in office from 1945 to 1953)]]
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  • ...lives lakeshore next to Lake Champlain (large lake shared between USA and Canada) May 03 01:24:06 <Peter-C> HILLARY CLINTON IS PRESIDENT!
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  • �08[14:37] * derp is from Canada. �08[14:42] <derp> north is canada
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  • ...awai'i, the [[Buddhist Churches of America]], and the Buddhist Churches of Canada are several of the oldest Buddhist organizations outside of Asia. Jodo Shin *[[Chaim Herzog]] - President of Israel
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