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	Mark Alan Butcher
		Mark Butcher's Test career has consisted of four patchy years, three profitable ones, and one amazing day.
		Butcher lost his appetite for the game, and his Test place to Marcus Trescothick.
		Butcher ruled out of Worcestershire match (August 3, 2004)
	www.cricinfo.com /link_to_database/PLAYERS/ENG/B/BUTCHER_MA_01004232

	Guardian Unlimited Arts Arts features The Guardian profile: Alan Bennett
		Bennett was born and grew up in Leeds, where his father was a butcher and amateur musician; his parents, funny and quick at home, were self-effacing, uneasy in public.
		Bennett has been known to complain that he is not taken as seriously as some of his peers, and a 1998 National Theatre ranking of the century's greatest playwrights didn't even place him in the top 20.
		Bennett soon learned the Larkin-esque lesson "that life is generally something that happens elsewhere", and the Talking Heads are set where life, by this assessment, doesn't happen: country vicarages, suburbs.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /features/story/0,11710,1216361,00.html (1419 words)

	Rangers F.C.
		Famous present or former players at Ibrox include: Alan Morton, David Meiklejohn, RS McColl, Willie Waddell, Jock Shaw, Paul Gascoigne, Terry Butcher, Graeme Souness, Ally McCoist, Mark Hateley, Brian Laudrup, Jim Baxter, Ray Wilkins, Andy Goram and William 'Sandy' Jardine.
		As of 2004, Rangers shares the all-time worldwide lead for domestic doubles with Northern Ireland club Linfield.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/R/Rangers-F.C..htm (1419 words)

	Mollohan Challenger Learning Center - Wheeling Jesuit University
		Mollohan attended the Butcher School in Fairmont and graduated from the Greenbrier Military School in Lewisburg, West Virginia in 1962.
		Mollohan is a member of the subcommittee that funds the departments of Commerce, Justice and State, the Federal Judiciary and 17 related agencies (including the FBI and the Small Business Administration).
		Mollohan is married to Barbara Whiting of Glenville.
	www.wju.edu /about/history/bldgs/mollohan.asp (656 words)

	Interview with Alan Bennett
		Young Alan sought glamour in Leeds' double-decker trams, musty mystery in the artifacts of Grandma's parlor.
		The son of a Yorkshire butcher, Bennett may be wishing against wish for a good honest job that bloodies the hands.
		It begged for a wit that evokes nostalgia and distress, and Bennett became its not-quite-lyric poet: the bard of the drab.
	www.yessirnigel.com /bennett.html (1006 words)

	Cricket Web - England - Player Profiles - Mark Butcher
		At the beginning of 2001, Butcher and his father Alan started to work together with an aim of restoring his confidence and sorting out his technique.
		Off the field Butcher was suffering with a number of personal issues, including the well documented break-up of his marriage to Alec Stewart's sister, and, he continued to struggle with his confidence.
		Cricket Web - England- Player Profiles - Mark Butcher
	www.cricketweb.net /england/playerprofiles/markbutcher.shtml (1006 words)

	'Untold Stories,' by Alan Bennett - The New York Times Book Review - New York Times
		Alan, born in 1934, grew up in Leeds, where his father was a butcher; went to a state-financed grammar school; and in the manner of bright, hard-working boys back then, won a place at Oxford and earned a first-class degree.
		He writes so well that his briefest diary jottings are entertaining, and together with its predecessor, the present volume is probably the closest thing we will ever have to an autobiography of this intensely private man who, though it goes against his very grain, also seems compelled to go public.
		He's the literary equivalent of the Queen Mum, or would be if the Queen Mum had also been homosexual, quietly acerbic, a bit of a lefty and a conservative curmudgeon both, and a prose stylist of disarming grace and sly humor.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/04/09/books/review/09mcgrath.html?ex=1302235200&en=c8ce7d8adb626d1a&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss (746 words)

	Alan Aldridge - Artist - Painter - Portraits - Album Covers
		Alan left school at 14 to work at Banana Wharf in London, unloading cargo boats, then later became an insurance clerk, a chicken plucker in a Halal butcher, a scene painter at The Old Vic and a barrow boy on Stratford Market.
		By 1970 Alan’s clients included The Who (the cover for ‘A Quick One’ got nominated for a Grammy), The Rolling Stones and Cream.
		Alan Aldridge - Artist - Painter - Portraits - Album Covers
	www.prints-gallery.com /alan-aldridge-artist.htm (746 words)

	butcher boy block
		The Butcher Boy, Neil Jordan, Eamonn Owens, Sean McGinley, Peter Gowen, Alan Boyle (II), Andrew Fullerton, Fiona Shaw, Aisling O'Sullivan, Stephen Rea, John Kavanagh, Rosaleen Linehan, Anita...
		Butcher Boy manufactures quality, heavy duty food processing equipment to process chicken, pork, fish, red meat and pet food.
		Butcher Boy FMBG 100 HP for whole blocks.
	www.1st-butcher-equipment.us /14/butcher-boy-block.html (494 words)

	Australian Online Soccer Museum
		The England squad was the strongest since the 1951 tour, with players such as Brian Robson, Glen Hoddle, Paul Mariner, Alan Devonshire and Terry Butcher the Australians were in for a fight.
		Paul Mariner, Alan Sunderland, Gleen Hoddle and Brian Robson are as big in reputation as Tony Woodcock, Steve Coppell, Ray Kennedy and the other A players in Rome for European Championships.
		Jim Muir is on Mariner and Tony Henderson on Sunderland.
	www.ozfootball.net /museum/austvseng1980.html (494 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - Night Below Ideas
		Christian Walker, Remy, Chris Butcher, Alan Kohler - all deride it as a "hack fest".
		Alan Kohler found its linearity "constricting": "the setting the boxed set puts the characters in won't allow for much credible deviation"
		I recognized three people whose input were in there; Eric Noah, Alan Koher, and Christian Walker (of Scrollworks Press).
	www.enworld.org /printthread.php?t=27804 (2246 words)

	The Butcher Boy
		Ultimately, The Butcher Boy becomes one of the most terrifying films in recent years, if only because it takes such a balanced look inside an unbalanced mind, set in the context of the nuclear nightmare and Cold War politics that helped fuel Francie's personal crusade.
		On the surface, The Butcher Boy is a story of a boy from a dysfunctional family who comes of age in small-town Ireland in the early 1960s.
		The Butcher Boy is a rare thing: a film with a clear sense of the present danger and no pat solutions.
	www.rambles.net /butcherboy.html (502 words)

	BUTCHER BOY, THE/ ****
		Even in the current sensitive climate, with the Jonesboro killings out of the news for only a few weeks, it is still possible to accept "The Butcher Boy" as twisted fun, and I did.
		Based on the hugely successful novel by Patrick McCabe, which I confess I did not read, the film charters the journey of young Francie Brady(Eammon Owens) from being a boy in 1950s small-town Ireland mucking about with his friend Joe (Alan Boyle), to a mental patient whose acts are notorious in that same town.
		Neil Jordan's "The Butcher Boy" continues a delightful recent trend of films whose meandering structures make them feel like dreams.
	www.ukcritic.com /butcherboy.html (648 words)

	Humor, horror define "Butcher Boy'
		Even considered beside "classic" films about childhood, like "Forbidden Games," "The Butcher Boy" stands out as a remarkably honest portrayal of what people endure emotionally at the age of, say, 12 - and much of it is far from pleasant.
		The same bitter spirit informs Neil Jordan's extraordinary film, "The Butcher Boy," a brilliant, exquisitely controlled exercise in fury disguised as dark comedy.
		Red-headed Francie, along with his friend Joe (Alan Boyle), seems to have the run of the small Northern Irish town of Carn, where at least some of the adults are taken with the boy's outgoing personality and his verbal skills - he's wondrously adept at using words to charm and manipulate.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/e/a/1998/04/17/WEEKEND15076.dtl&type=printable (679 words)

	Alan Coren (Byliner: Writers)
		Just popping down to the butcher's to get my sprained ankle looked at
		Everything below is attributed to a Mr A. Coren.
		My tip for getting fit in just two minutes: always take the lift
	www.byliner.com /writer?id=2750 (369 words)

	Mollohan Challenger Learning Center - Wheeling Jesuit University
		Mollohan attended the Butcher School in Fairmont and graduated from the Greenbrier Military School in Lewisburg, West Virginia in 1962.
		Mollohan is a member of the subcommittee that funds the departments of Commerce, Justice and State, the Federal Judiciary and 17 related agencies (including the FBI and the Small Business Administration).
		Mollohan is married to Barbara Whiting of Glenville.
	www.wju.edu /about/history/bldgs/mollohan.asp (658 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 29 Apr 1992
		Right honourable John Roddick Russell MacGregor, OBE, South Norfolk.Right honourable Sir John Ambrose Cope, Northavon.Right honourable Peter David Shore, Bethnal Green and Stepney.Stephen James Dorrell, esquire, Loughborough.Mostyn Neil Hamilton, esquire, Tatton.John Patrick Butcher, esquire, Coventry, South WestGwyneth Patricia, Mrs.
		Hammersmith.Geoffrey Mark Wolfson, esquire, Sevenoaks.Stephen David Wyatt Milligan, esquire, Eastleigh.Roger Duncan Godsiff, esquire, Birmingham, Small Heath.Right honourable Harold Walker, Doncaster, Central.Matthew Owen John Taylor, esquire, Truro.Right honourable Roy Sydney George Hattersley, Birmingham, Sparkbrook.Phillip Anthony Charles Lawrence Oppenheim, esquire, Amber Valley.Sir William Michael John Grylls, North West Surrey.Vivian Walter Hough Bendall, esquire, Ilford,
		Beaconsfield.Maxwell Francil Madden, esquire, Bradford, West.Thomas Michael Cox, esquire, Tooting.John Francis Spellar, esquire, Warley, West.Peter Temple-Morris, esquire, Leominster.Sir Richard Bernard Frank Stewart Body, Holland with Boston.Martyn David Jones, esquire, Clywd, South West.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm199293/cmhansrd/1992-04-29/Debate-1.html (658 words)

	Abdullah Interview - Slo Burn
		Alan: Our main goal right now is to find the right drummer and bassist to complete the lineup.
		When Abdullah first got together we had more of a sludgecore sound going on.
		What are Abdullah's plans and major goals for the next 12 months?
	www.stonerrock.com /abdullah/abint16.htm (658 words)

	GLENVILLE, WV Political Contributions by Individuals
		Butcher, Timothy (Butcher and Butcher/Attorney at Law), (Zip code: 26351) $250 to ALAN MOLLOHAN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE on 02/18/04
		Butcher, R. Terry (Butcher and Butcher/Attorney at Law), (Zip code: 26351) $250 to ALAN MOLLOHAN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE on 02/18/04
		Reale, Philip A. (Philip A. Reale/Attorney at Law), (Zip code: 26351) $250 to ALAN MOLLOHAN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE on 11/17/03
	www.city-data.com /elec/elec-GLENVILLE-WV.html (705 words)

	Articles
		The last time this happened on Nelson Mandela Square was back in 1996, when Alan Pick opened South Africa’s first upmarket grill room with an integrated butcher shop that wet- and dry-aged its own beef.
		Alan is without doubt larger than life and a restaurateur to the bone, having spent over twenty years working his way round the catering world gaining depth of experience and knowledge that comes to the fore in all extra little touches that give the Butcher Shop its very own magic.
		This year's edition was won by the country's undisputed market leader, The Butcher Shop and Grill in Nelson Mandela Square, a fitting tribute to its owner, Alan Pick...
	www.thebutchershop.co.za /articles.htm (705 words)

	Previous Events
		The worship was led by Joanna Evans, band members included Gareth Evans, Ernie Banwell, Alan Wood, Dave Jones, Andrea Evans, Lehan Butcher, Angela Jones, Jeff Evans, Rebecca Evans.
		The worship was led by Joanna Evans, band members included Gareth Evans, Andrew Butcher, Alan Wood, Dave Jones, Andrea Evans, Lehan Butcher, Angela Jones, Jeff Evans, Rebecca Evans.
		The worship was led by Joanna Evans, band members included Gareth Evans, Andrew Butcher, Dave Jones, Andrea Evans, Lehan Butcher, Angela Jones, Jeff Evans, Rebecca Evans.
	www.worshiparena.com /previous_events.htm (705 words)

	Pride of Anglia - Ipswich Town Football Club
		Town: Paul Cooper, Mick Mills (Captain) (Kevin Beattie), Steve McCall, Frans Thijssen, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Paul Mariner, Alan Brazil (Kevin O'Callaghan), Eric Gates
		Town: Paul Cooper, Mick Mills (Captain), Steve McCall (Kevin Beattie), Frans Thijssen, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Paul Mariner, Alan Brazil (Kevin O'Callaghan), Eric Gates
		Town: Paul Cooper, Kevin Steggles, Steve McCall, Frans Thijssen, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Paul Mariner (Captain), Alan Brazil (Kevin O'Callaghan), Eric Gates (Mich D'Avray)
	www.prideofanglia.com /uefa81/facts.htm (522 words)

	Pride of Anglia - Ipswich Town Football Club
		Town: Paul Cooper, Kevin Steggles, Steve McCall, Frans Thijssen, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Paul Mariner (Captain), Alan Brazil (Kevin O'Callaghan), Eric Gates (Mich D'Avray)
		Town: Laurie Sivell, George Burley, Terry Butcher, Mick Mills (Captain), Russell Osman, Kevin Beattie, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Eric Gates, Alan Brazil (Robin Turner), Steve McCall
		Town: Paul Cooper, George Burley, Steve McCall, Frans Thijssen, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, John Wark, Arnold Muhren (Kevin Beattie), Paul Mariner (Captain) (Kevin O'Callaghan), Alan Brazil, Eric Gates
	www.prideofanglia.com /uefa81/facts.htm (522 words)

	Pride of Anglia - Ipswich Town Football Club
		Town: Laurie Sivell, George Burley, Terry Butcher, Mick Mills (Captain), Russell Osman, Kevin Beattie, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Eric Gates, Alan Brazil (Robin Turner 62), Steve McCall.
		Town: Paul Cooper, Mick Mills (Captain), Steve McCall (Kevin Beattie 76), Frans Thijssen, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, John Wark, Arnold Muhren, Paul Mariner, Alan Brazil (Kevin O'Callaghan 76), Eric Gates
		Town: Paul Cooper, George Burley, Terry Butcher, Mick Mills (Captain), Allan Hunter, Russell Osman, Tommy Parkin, Arnold Muhren (Noel Parkinson 76), Paul Mariner, Robin Turner, Steve McCall.
	www.prideofanglia.com /history/europe-match-3.htm (522 words)

	Mid-Hants Railway in Colour - Butcher, Alan, C.
		Mid-Hants Railway in Colour - Butcher, Alan, C. Home
		Author Name: Butcher, Alan, C. Title: Mid-Hants Railway in Colour
		64pp, text and many all colour photographs, a a map of the railway.
	www.nenevalley-railwaybooks.co.uk /si/S5577.html (522 words)

	1982e.html
		13/10/1982, London, Wembley, 68000 Friendly International ENGLAND 1 (Tony Woodcock 85') WEST GERMANY 2 (Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 73', 82') England: Peter Shilton, Gary Mabbutt, Kenny Sansom, Phil Thompson, Terry Butcher, Ricky Hille, Ray Wilkins [c], Cyrille Regis (Tony Woodcock 80'), Paul Mariner (Luther Blissett 81'), David Armstrong (Graham Rix 81'), Alan Devonshire.
		England: Peter Shilton, Mick Mills, Kenny Sansom, Phil Thompson, Terry Butcher, Bryan Robson, Kevin Keegan [c] (Terry McDermott 56'), Steve Coppell, Paul Mariner (Trevor Francis 46'), Trevor Brooking, Ray Wilkins.
		England: Peter Shilton, Mick Mills [c], Kenny Sansom, Phil Thompson, Terry Butcher, Ray Wilkins, Bryan Robson, Trevor Francis, Paul Mariner, Tony Woodcock (Kevin Keegan 64'), Graham Rix (Trevor Brooking 63').
	www.srcf.ucam.org /~nfm24/football/1982e.html (9248 words)

	Socceroo 1980 Matches
		Joe Corrigan, Trevor Cherry, Russell Osman, Terry Butcher, Frank Lampard, Brian Talbot, Glenn Hoddle, Brian Robson, Alan Sunderland (Peter Ward 85), Paul Mariner (Brian Greenhoff 88), David Armstrong (Alan Devonshire)
		Jim Platt, Jimmy Nicholl, C Nicholl, J O'Neill, McClelland, Tom Cassidy (Brian Hamilton 84), Tom Finney (David McCreery 84), Martin O'Neill, Noel Brotherston (Terry Cochrane 46), Gerry Armstrong (Derek Spence 84), William Hamilton
		The Northern Ireland national side also toured Australia to celebrate Australias soccer centenary.
	www.ozfootball.net /ark/Socceroo/1980A.html (9248 words)

	Australian Online Soccer Museum
		The England squad was the strongest since the 1951 tour, with players such as Brian Robson, Glen Hoddle, Paul Mariner, Alan Devonshire and Terry Butcher the Australians were in for a fight.
		Paul Mariner, Alan Sunderland, Gleen Hoddle and Brian Robson are as big in reputation as Tony Woodcock, Steve Coppell, Ray Kennedy and the other A players in Rome for European Championships.
		Hoddle plays a brilliant ball wide for Bryan Robson who misses instead of taking advantage of the space in front of him by running towards the goal.
	www.ozfootball.net /museum/austvseng1980.html (9248 words)

	Parliamentary Candidates
		Wendy Anne Walker GP 257 WORCESTER (Lab) Richard Douglas Adams C Richard John Chamings UKIP Paul Jonathan Chandler L Dem Michael John Foster Lab 258 WORTHING WEST (C) Peter James Bottomley C Alan Terence Butcher Lab Timothy (Tim) Philip Cross UKIP Dr.
		Pamela (Pam) Winwrite Neale Ind Adrian Mark Sanders L Dem Christian St.John Sweeting C 243 TYNE BRIDGE (Lab) David Gordon Clelland Lab James Stuart Cook C James Fitzpatrick S Lab P Samuel James Robson SA Jonathan Charles Wallace L Dem 244 TYNEMOUTH (Lab) *Alan Campbell Lab Karl Poulsen C Mrs.
		James Norwich Arbuthnot C Barry Jones Lab Graham Frederick Charles Mellstrom UKIP Michael (Mike) Ian Plummer L Dem 363 HAMPSHIRE, North West Hampshire (C) Alexander (Alex) Michael Bentley L Dem Michael (Mick) Joseph Mumford Lab Stanley Oram UKIP *Rt.
	www.election.demon.co.uk /cand01.html (9248 words)

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