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  • ...n, spaghetti a la Creole, prime ribs of western beef, and glased duck with French peas.
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  • ...which is part of the [[Eugenia Woodward Hitt Collection]] of 18th century French art at the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]]. ...rd Hitt]] in [[1963]], and bequeathed, with her collection of 18th century French art, to the Birmingham Museum in [[1991]].
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  • ...cratic Executive Committee]] selected [[Elisabeth French]] as the nominee. French ran unopposed in the general election.
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  • ...-produced short film "The Bottle" premiered before a screening of the 1962 French featurette "La Jetée".
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  • In 1758, the French and Indian War continued. Pope Clement XIII succeeded Pope Benedict XIV.
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  • In 1757, the French and Indian War continued.
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  • In 1760, the French and Indian War continued. The Great Fire of Boston destroyed 349 buildings
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  • * Wolfson, Hannah (October 21, 2008) "French restaurant set for Lakeview." ''Birmingham News''
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  • * Country White (French hybrid)
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  • ...d eccentric philanthropist Joseph Williamson, geologist William Smith, and French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Notable deaths included Pope Clement XIII, Chi
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  • '''Bigleaf hydrangea''' ('''''Hydrangea macrophylla'''''), also called '''French hydrangea''', is a flowering shrub native to Japan and Korea and popular as
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  • In 1791, the French Revolution continued. Vermont was admitted as a state. Wolfgang Amadeus Mo
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  • * [[Fuston, Petway & French]]
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  • ...ace to [[Steve Windom]], and failed to regain his senate seat from [[Steve French]] in the [[2002 primary elections|2002 primary]]. In [[2006]] Amari ran uns ...| years=[[1983]]–[[1998]] | before=[[Earl Hilliard]] | after=[[Steve French]]}}
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  • ...applications of electric light, spinal adjustments, facial massages (with "French Skin Foods"), head massages ("for dandruff and falling out of hair"), const
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  • In 1795, the French Revolution continued. The 11th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified.
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  • ...idence''' in [[Columbiana]] is a Victorian-style home built in [[1892]] by French immigrant [[Joseph Verchot]], who contracted to supply coal to the [[Shelby
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  • ...s Bar & Grill]]. He created a seasonal menu of "American grill fare with a French influence". The restaurant also featured live music on weekends.
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  • ...ffer]] at 2027 [[2nd Avenue North]] beginning in [[1886]]. In addition to "French candies", the business offered an assortment of "toys, dolls and Christmas
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  • The shop first opened under license from Paulette Koumetz's original French-style bakery in Beverly Hills, California, which produces and ships the mac
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