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Walter Jerry Payton Walter Jerry Payton
Walter Jerry Payton 1954-99, American football player, b. Columbia, Miss. He played at Jackson State College (now Jackson State Univ.) in Mississippi before being drafted as a running back by the Chicago Bears in 1975. He spent his entire career with the Bears and set many records, including... Read more
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rush name for tall, grasslike plants of various families, many of which have hollow stems. The true rushes belong to the family Juncaceae, one of the oldest families of plants, closely related to the family Liliaceae ( lily family). Most rushes grow in swamps. Among them are the common or bog rush... Read more
Peter Frampton Peter Frampton
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Richard Rush Richard Rush
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William Rush William Rush
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Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) ...scrambled a goal back in a frantic...twisting, cobbled back streets. Amid...of dreams, an intoxicating cocktail of raw passion...pinning Milan back and even providing...the Spaniard come that when his...suffered a similar ...
Football: PIPPO LEAVES REDS IN RUINS; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL... Greek god...
Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) ...twisting, cobbled back streets. Amidst...theatre of dreams, an intoxicating cocktail of raw passion and...minutes, pinning Milan back and even providing...had the Spaniard come that when his effort...suffered a similar rush ...
Eyes on the Guise
Newspaper article from: Philadelphia Weekly ...could easily come across the...mention it if the cocktail napkins weren...t bear the intoxicating perfume of...trappings can come off pretentious...no one will rush you through...snackbar, and cocktails and dinner ...
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Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph ...horses and humans come together there...to me, you go back to the beach, have another cocktail. Bye, bye...This laid-back, yee- hah gait...century gold rush, pirates used...your hair was intoxicating. So I did it, without ...
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Newspaper article from: The Independent (London, England) ...horses and humans come together there...listen to me you go back to the beach, have another cocktail. Bye, bye...This laid-back, yee-hah gait...century gold rush, pirates used...your hair was intoxicating. So I did it - ...

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