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    |author = [http://www.flickr.com/people/37804979@N00 Tony Hisgett] from Birmingham, UK [http://www.flickr.com/people/37804979@N00 Tony Hisgett] |copyright = [http://www.flickr.com/people/37804979@N00 Tony Hisgett] from Birmingham, UK [http://www.flickr.com/people/37804979@N00 Tony Hisgett]
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  • International cricket ground in Birmingham.
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  • *Chinn, Carl and Thorne, Steve (2002) ''Proper Brummie: a Dictionary of Birmingham Words and Phrases''. Studley: Brewin Books. ISBN 1-85858-207-5 ...Dave (1992) ''Every Good Brummie Deserves Favour: Brummies All Write 2''. Birmingham: Moving Finger. ISBN 1-87129-611-0
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  • ...ast Main Line]], [[Chiltern Main Line]] and [[Cross Country Main Line]]. [[Birmingham International Airport]] is located in the south east of the city.
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  • A 1960s [[Birmingham]] band featuring [[Robert Plant]] as singer.
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  • English county in the West Midlands, just south of Birmingham.
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  • A 1960s [[Birmingham]] band which featured [[Robert Plant]] and [[John Bonham]].
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  • {{r|Birmingham Small Arms Company}}
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  • ...ro-mechanical, [[polyphonic]] keyboard originally developed and built in [[Birmingham]], [[England]] in the early 1960s, which used tape strips of pre-recorded s
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  • I'm a native of Birmingham, Alabama (USA) and a fully trained General & Plastic Surgeon. My areas of p ...nical faculty appointment in Plastic Surgery for the University of Alabama-Birmingham division of Plastic Surgery.
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  • A colloquial term for the inhabitants, accent and dialect of Birmingham, England, as well as being a general adjective used to denote a connection
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  • ...has 386,047. Montgomery is comparable in size with [[Birmingham, Alabama|Birmingham]] (~90 miles north and slightly west) and [[Huntsville, Alabama|Huntsville]
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  • ...; Professor of the Public Engagement in [[Science]] at the [[University of Birmingham]] and President of [[Humanists UK]] (born 1973).
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  • ...d is also the start of a branch to [[Wolverhampton]], a route which, via [[Birmingham]], acts as a diversion in the event of a closure between Stafford and Rugby ...through the centre of Stafford, linking to [[Cannock]], [[Walsall]] and [[Birmingham]] and [[Telford]], [[Uttoxeter]] and the A50 to [[Nottingham]] respectively
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  • | Origin || Birmingham, England ...lso worked for Woolworths in Halesowen, and construction company Wimpey in Birmingham, tarmacking roads for the local council. Listen recorded a cover of the You
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  • The city is served by the [[Birmingham]] arm of the [[West Coast Main Line]] railway, with intercity services prov ...such suffers from competition with the larger city. However, disregarding Birmingham and the rest of the West Midlands conurbation, Coventry is the largest city
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  • *Hornsby, Laurie; Lavender, Mike (1999) ''Brum Rocked!''. Birmingham: TGM. ISBN 978-0-9536951-0-2
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  • ...cket Ground''' is an international [[cricket (sport)|cricket]] ground in [[Birmingham]]. It was opened in June 1886 as the home base of [[Warwickshire (cricket)|
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  • ...fessor Alice Roberts BSc MB BCh PhD Hon.FBAASc] - official [[University of Birmingham]] page.
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  • ...s) Class I in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the University of Birmingham, UK, 1991 * PhD in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the University of Birmingham, UK, 1997
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  • ...lied to a number of branch routes, namely those serving [[Northampton]], [[Birmingham]] and [[Liverpool]]. Presently, inter-city services on the line are provide *[[Birmingham]]
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • {{rpl|1963 Birmingham, Alabama protests}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • | pagename = Birmingham | abc = Birmingham
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  • ...ometimes spelt '''Brummy''') refers to things connected with the city of [[Birmingham]] in [[England]]: particularly its people, known as '''Brummies''', and the ...ent and dialect which is very different from Brummie in many respects. The Birmingham and [[Coventry]] accents are quite distinct, even though the cities are not
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham International Airport}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham Triennial Music Festival}}
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  • ...April 1966. The family moved to Swadlincote in 1970 and to Stechford, East Birmingham in 1971. ...nts School, St Chad’s Cathedral School Lichfield and King Edward’s School, Birmingham, from where he won a scholarship to Hertford College, Oxford University, to
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  • ...take Professor Jones to discover that number 51 was Wolverhampton, 52 was Birmingham and number 53 was Coventry. ...h was associated with Neville Chamberlain, who himself was associated with Birmingham.
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  • class=CollegeCharChar> of Alabama at Birmingham</span>,<span class=LocationCharChar> Birmingham, AL</span></p>
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  • *Hornsby, Laurie; Lavender, Mike (1999) ''Brum Rocked!''. Birmingham: TGM. ISBN 978-0-9536951-0-2
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  • ...ebellum.htm Histological section of primate cerebellum] at [[University of Birmingham]]
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  • ...irmingham Public Health Department & lecturer in Health Education, City of Birmingham Education Department. Assistant Matron in charge Joseph Sheldon Hospital Re
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  • ...a registered nurse (not now on the register retired) at Selly Oak Hospital Birmingham UK in 1954 ...irmingham Public Health Department & lecturer in Health Education, City of Birmingham Education Department.
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  • A native of Birmingham, Alabama, my regional history has framed a great deal of my scholarly inter
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  • ...s) Class I in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the University of Birmingham, UK, 1991 * PhD in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the University of Birmingham, UK, 1997
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  • {{r|University of Birmingham}} {{r|Birmingham City University}}
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  • ...a year doing a BA in "Theology" at a secular university (the University of Birmingham). At that institution, Theology was studied in quite a secular, critical w
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  • ...services on the [[West Coast Main Line]] and "city" services centred on [[Birmingham]]. The main line services use new class 350 electric multiple units alongsi
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  • {{r|Birmingham, Alabama|Birmingham}}
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  • ...nitarian Universalist Minister, currently serving as Associate Minister at Birmingham Unitarian Church in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.
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  • ...rty. She took a BA (Hons) in Classical Civilisation from the University of Birmingham, and more recently she took a further course with the Open University, to i
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  • ...nd currently work in the School of Computer Science at the [[University of Birmingham]].
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  • ...ht on 18th Century Cricket |year=1935 |publisher=Cotterell & Co. |location=Birmingham |isbn=978-19-00592-48-2}} ...t on pre-Victorian Cricket |year=1937 |publisher=Cotterell & Co. |location=Birmingham |isbn=978-19-00592-49-9}}
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  • ...the firm of Fox and Henderson (contractors, engineers and ironmongers from Birmingham) enabled Paxton, along with Fox and Henderson, to deliver the Crystal Palac ...noticed was the odd phrase of "contractors, engineers and ironmongers from Birmingham" it didn't seem to be the same style as the rest. Please don't smack her ar
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  • Michael Overduin is the Professor of Structural Biology at the University of Birmingham and has led a research group studying protein biochemistry at the Division
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  • ...studying Interactive Systems and Business Management at the University of Birmingham, England.
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  • | Born || 18 March 1869<br /> Edgbaston, Birmingham ...so half-brother to Sir [[Austen Chamberlain]]. He became [[Lord Mayor]] of Birmingham himself in 1915 after a successful start in business. He served as [[Chance
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  • ...versity and has done post-doctoral research at the Universities of London, Birmingham, the London School of Economics, Oxford, and Edinburgh. He has been a fell
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • ...|date=28 July 2000|url=http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-17662650.html/|work=Birmingham Evening Mail|accessdate=2010-03-07}}</ref>
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  • {{r|1963 Birmingham, Alabama protests}}
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  • ...] in 1955 and then defeating [[Birmingham City]] 3&ndash;1 in 1956. In the Birmingham match, goalkeeper [[Bert Trautmann]] unknowingly broke his neck when he col
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  • ...o of these provide a close link with the M40 motorway for connections to [[Birmingham]] and [[London, United Kingdom|London]] respectively. The A420 also provide
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  • ...ht on 18th Century Cricket |year=1935 |publisher=Cotterell & Co. |location=Birmingham |isbn=978-19-00592-48-2}} ...t on pre-Victorian Cricket |year=1937 |publisher=Cotterell & Co. |location=Birmingham |isbn=978-19-00592-49-9}}
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  • *[[Birmingham]]
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  • ...Kingdom|London]] and set up a base there whilst it was extending towards [[Birmingham]]. This resulted in substantial growth, which was further increased when th
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  • ...club's home base since foundation is the [[Edgbaston Cricket Ground]] in [[Birmingham]] which has regularly staged [[Test cricket|Test matches]] since 1902. Warw
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  • ...and employment led to larger urban centres in the West Midlands such as [[Birmingham]] shedding their population, while rural towns and villages within commutin
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  • ...me work toward an M Phil in computational linguistics at the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, but did not complete that degree.
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  • ...rt was strongest in inner-city areas such as [[London, United Kingdom]], [[Birmingham]] and [[Bradford]], where party representatives served as local councillors
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  • ...ht on 18th Century Cricket |year=1935 |publisher=Cotterell & Co. |location=Birmingham |isbn=978-19-00592-48-2}} ...t on pre-Victorian Cricket |year=1937 |publisher=Cotterell & Co. |location=Birmingham |isbn=978-19-00592-49-9}}
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  • ...ofessor CJ Bliss of Oxford University and Professor Terence W Hutchison of Birmingham University were Examiners of his doctoral thesis "On liberty and economic g
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  • ...usical instrument|musical instrument]] originally developed and built in [[Birmingham]], [[England]] in the early [[1960]]s. ...Mellotrons. Bradmatic later took on the name Streetly Electronics (also of Birmingham); many years later following financial and trademark troubles, the Mellotro
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  • Skjellum transitioned to the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2003, where he
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  • :Origin: Birmingham, England :Origin: Birmingham, England
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  • **[[Southern Museum of Flight]] in [[Birmingham, Alabama]] (on loan from [[National Museum of the United States Air Force]]
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  • ...He was first elected to Congress in 2008, after three terms as mayor of [[Birmingham, Alabama]].
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  • ...pstead]], as well as the more distant [[London, United Kingdom|London]], [[Birmingham]], [[Manchester]] and [[Glasgow]].
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  • *18 May - Birmingham, England
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • ...o-hourly service over the scenic [[Cambrian Line]] to [[Shrewsbury]] and [[Birmingham]] via [[Machynlleth]] and Mid Wales. Connecting services from Machynlleth a ...arthen]] and [[Cardiff]]. A daily [[National Express]] coach to London and Birmingham also exists.
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  • ...attended - by correspondence - [[Clayton College of Natural Health]] in [[Birmingham, Alabama]], who refuse to provide copies of McKeith's thesis upon request<r
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  • 1837 Euston station is opened as the London terminus of the London and Birmingham Railway<br>
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  • | Origin || [[Birmingham]], West Midlands '''Band of Joy''' were a 1960s [[England|English]] [[blues-rock]] band from Birmingham. The group is notable as having two [[musician]]s in their various line-ups
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  • ...in 1974, then took an MSc in "Neurocommunications" at the [[University of Birmingham]] in 1975, staying on to complete a PhD in Auditory Physiology in 1977. In
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  • ...her being flown under tight security to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. Yousafzai was in a coma for six days, then made a gradual r ...mpleting her secondary education at the Edgbaston High School for Girls in Birmingham.<ref>{{cite news|author=Press Association|date=7 October 2013|title=Malala
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  • ...afterwards. A setting of the hymn "Veni, Creator Spiritus" was given at [[Birmingham]] in 1891, and the oratorio ''Bethlehem'' in 1894. From 1892 to 1899 he con
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  • ...d [[Watford]] to the south and to [[Milton Keynes]], [[Northampton]] and [[Birmingham]] to the north, all operated by [[London Midland]]. The [[Southern Railway]
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  • ...mb|Danny John-Jules at the 2005 ''Memorabilia'' science fiction event in [[Birmingham, England]].]]
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  • ...ave concentrations of subscribers in Cambridge, Slough, Milton Keynes, and Birmingham. The subscribers in each of those concentrations would connect to a local P
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  • ...fort University]] (formerly Leicester Polytechnic). Leicester, excluding [[Birmingham]], is the largest city and urban area between [[Nottingham]] and [[London,
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  • ...[The Dream of Gerontius]]'', and was encouraged by a commission from the [[Birmingham Triennial Music Festival]] (which had also produced ''Gerontius'') to compo
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  • ...3|isbn=978-1-78038-547-1}}</ref> 'Black Country' refers to the area around Birmingham in which Robert Plant was brought up.
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  • |Mothers Club, Erdington, Birmingham, England
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  • ...hopes of re-election in 1964. Only after the televised brutal crackdown in Birmingham in June 1963 did Kennedy act by sending the Civil Rights Bill to Congress. ...ppi]], and four children were killed in the bombing of a black church in [[Birmingham, Alabama]]. The following year the [[Freedom Summer]] campaign was accompan
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  • * [http://www.corpus.bham.ac.uk/ The Centre for Corpus Linguistics at Birmingham University]
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  • A Professor of Black Studies at Birmingham, or some such, claimed that the Enlightenment was a purely European affair
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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • ...4108'''An audit of dog bite referrals to the Plastic Surgery Department at Birmingham Children's Hospital revealed the following concerns: 28 consecutive childre Birmingham Children's Hospital Birmingham, UK
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  • ..., Language Studies Unit, Department of Modern Languages, Aston University, Birmingham, England, August, 1994. ERIC ED 381 005. [http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICDocs/d
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  • {{r|Birmingham Guild of Handicraft}}
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  • ...e. Baird was lobbying for 1000 lines. It's interesting that the GPO London-Birmingham coaxial cable built after the war included two 1-inch diameter 'tubes' capa
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  • ...Elton B. Stephens Company, and now has 3000 employees in the US (based in Birmingham, Alabama) and 2000 more worldwide.
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  • ...nd Carmen Plant, to meet Cozy Powell who was playing for Whitesnake at the Birmingham Odeon in 1982. When Plant came to rethink his career direction in the mid-1
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