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I hear she's from Shneckie, that's what we call Gillan's hometown of Inverness, locally.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Serena Davies 2011
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David Cornock also tweeted yesterday that Cheryl Gillan is having to pay back over £1,000 following the review of expenses claims.
Oh Cheryl... 2009
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Playing Bill's secretary, Shirley, a character who has walked out of the play before it is half way through, is Karen Gillan, aka Amy Pond, the glamorous, gorgeous new assistant the Doctor acquired when he changed into Matt Smith two years ago.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Serena Davies 2011
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(replacing Mike Moran), and immediately stamped his mark on their music, as well as on the band's later incarnation (simply called Gillan).
Latest reviews @ Progarchives.com, the ultimate progressive rock music website 2009
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Gillian's last album was Dreamcatcher from 1997 but in 2006 he released a re-recorded collection of songs from each of his musical eras called 'Gillan's Inn'.
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"Gillan," Herrel was smiling a little, "you do us too much honour!
Year of the Unicorn Norton, Andre 1965
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"By underreporting crashes and fatalities, it has given the industry the political cover they want to go to Capitol Hill and say, 'We are really safe,'" says Jacqueline Gillan, vice president of the non-profit Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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"By underreporting crashes and fatalities, it has given the industry the political cover they want to go to Capitol Hill and say, 'We are really safe,'" says Jacqueline Gillan, vice president of the non-profit Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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"By underreporting crashes and fatalities, it has given the industry the political cover they want to go to Capitol Hill and say, 'We are really safe,'" says Jacqueline Gillan, vice president of the non-profit Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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"By underreporting crashes and fatalities, it has given the industry the political cover they want to go to Capitol Hill and say, 'We are really safe,'" says Jacqueline Gillan, vice president of the non-profit Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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