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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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  • ...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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  • *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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  • {{r|University of Birmingham}} {{r|Birmingham City University}}
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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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  • ...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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  • | 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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  • {{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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • :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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  • ...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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  • ...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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  • {{r|Birmingham}}
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  • {{r|Birmingham Guild of Handicraft}}
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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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