Joan Enric Vives Sicília (1079 bytes)
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5: <tr><td>'''Became Bishop:'''</td><td>[[May 12]], [[2003]]</td></tr>

Enric Valor i Vives (6085 bytes)
1: ...of [[Catalan]] in the [[Valencian Country]], [[Spain]].
2: == Biography ==
3: ...il War]] broke out he supported the Spanish Republic.
5: ...throughout the Valencian Country are named after him.
7: == Linguistic works ==

Enric Miralles (622 bytes)
1: ...ated from the School of Architecture in Barcelona in 1978.
3: His works include:
4: ...[Carm&eacute; Pinos]]) for the [[1992 Summer Olympics]]
5: * [[Scottish Parliament Building]], [[Edinburgh]], [[1998]]-[[2002]]
7: == External links ==

Enric Bernat (1142 bytes)
1: ...3]]) was the founder of the [[Chupa Chups]] [[lollipop]] company.
3: ...nat took over the company in [[1958]] and renamed it to [[Chupa Chups]].
5: ...he [[Smint]] subsidiary brand/company was founded in [[1994]].
7: ... had three sons and two daughters, all surviving him.
9: Bernat died aged 80 at home in Barcelona on [[December 27]], [[2003]].

Carlos Vives (2856 bytes)
1: ...''' (born [[1961]]) is a [[Colombia]]n [[singing|singer]] and composer.
3: ==Biography==
5: ...rayed by his first wife, [[Margarita Rosa de Francisco]]).
7: ...here he married [[Hermelinda Gómez]], his second wife (now separated).
9: ...ian ethnic rythms, which scandalized Vallenato purists.

Juan Luís Vives (2443 bytes)
1: ...), [[Spain|Spanish]] scholar, was born at [[Valencia]].
3: ...whose use he wrote ''De ratione studii puerilis epistolae duae'' (1523).
5: ...tarum Arlium'', which has been ranked with [[Francis Bacon|Bacon]]'s ''Organon''.
7: ...ppe, ''Die Psychologie von Juan Luís Vives'' (Berlin, 1901).
10: ...t originally from the [[1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica]].''

Joan (279 bytes)
1: ...omes from the Hebrew, meaning 'The Lord's grace'. It can refer to.
3: *[[Joan of Arc]]
4: *''Joan of Lorraine'', a play by [[Maxwell Anderson]]
5: *[[Pope Joan]], a 9th century legend
6: *[[Sow Joan]], an ''[[Animal Crossing]]'' character.

Joan Oró (801 bytes)
1: ...n of importance in understanding the [[origin of life]].
3: ...ian soil, and to rule out the possibility of life in Mars.
5: He admitted that he was [[Homosexuality|homosexual]] at age twenty-two.
7: [[ca:Joan Oró i Florensa]]
8: [[es:Joan Oró i Florensa]]

Joan Peters (922 bytes)
3: ...rthless" in the UK due to numerous errors in citation.
5: ...Shakespeare's Othello -- 'done the state some service and they know't'."
7: == External links ==
9: ..._template.cfm?Spea_ID=495&SubcatID=188 Page promoting Peters from her lecture agency]

Joan Ruddock (847 bytes)
1: ...tuency)|Lewisham Deptford]] and was first elected in [[1987]].
3: ...lair]] administration, she served briefly as [[Minister for Women]].
5: {{bio-stub}}
7: [[Category:1943 births|Ruddock, Joan]]
8: [[Category:British MPs|Ruddock, Joan]]

Joan D. Vinge (1859 bytes)
1: ...ovel)|The Snow Queen]]'', its sequels, and her series about the [[telepath]] named Cat.
3: ...a B.A. degree in it from [[San Diego State University]].
5: ...azine]]'', and several "Best of the Year" anthologies.
7: ...or Young Adults by the [[American Library Association]].
9: ...uch book to reach #1 on the list, and the bestselling hardcover book of [[1983]].

Joan Benoit (1566 bytes)
1: ...r women's [[Olympic Games|Olympic]] marathon champion.
4: ... having [[surgery]] two years earlier on her [[Achilles tendon]]s.
6: ...ristiansen]] - all marathon legends in their own right.
8: ...was hampered by injuries and struggled to compete in major races.
10: ==After retirement==

Joan Hanham (323 bytes)
1: ... [[House of Lords]]. She was made a [[Life Peer]] in [[1999]].
3: She is the leader of the [[Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea]].
7: [[Category:1939 births|Hanham, Joan]]

Joan Allen (1738 bytes)
1: ... [[Broadway]] [[debut]] performance in ''[[Burn This]]''.
3: ...st Actress]] in ''[[The Contender]]'' as a politician who becomes the object of scandal.
5: ...The Mists of Avalon'' (on [[Turner Network Television|TNT]]).
7: She is married to the [[actor]] [[Peter Friedman]].
9: ==Other notable films==

Joan Armatrading (1286 bytes)
1: ...and]] is a [[singer]], [[songwriter]] and [[guitarist]].
3: ...ae]]. Her popularity is primarily as an album artist.
5: ==Discography==
8: *''Back to the Night'' - 1974
9: *''Joan Armatrading'' - 1976

Joan Ryan (446 bytes)
1: ...ad previously been deputy leader of [[Barnet Council]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
4: [[Category:1955 births|Ryan, Joan]]
5: [[Category:British MPs|Ryan, Joan]]
6: [[Category:UK Labour Party politicians|Ryan, Joan]]

Joan Hickson (3105 bytes)
1: ...ckson played Miss Marple in the popular BBC TV series]]
3: ...e in her old age playing [[Agatha Christie]]'s [[Miss Marple]].
5: ... roles of her career included several [[Carry On films]].
7: ... to her "I hope one day you might play my dear [[Miss Marple]]".
9: ...Rutherford]] in the Marple film ''[[Murder, She Said]]'' (1961).

Joan B. Kroc (828 bytes)
1: ... and death. She lived in [[San Diego]], [[California]].
3: ...ded significant bequests for a number of organizations.
4: * $1.5 billion for [[Salvation Army]]
5: * $200 million for [[National Public Radio]]
6: ...go]]'s [[Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice]]

Joan Jett (1831 bytes)
1: ...American]] [[rock and roll]] [[guitarist]] and [[singer]].
3: == Career and Biography ==
4: ...er moved to [[Maryland]] and [[Hollywood, California]].
6: ...known for [[pre-punk]] [[hard rock]] and the classic song "Cherry Bomb."
8: After the Runaways disbanded in [[1980]], she produced an album for

Joan Sutherland (2290 bytes)
1: [[Image:Jsuther.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Dame Joan Sutherland]]
2: ...e late [[1950s]] and early [[1960s]]. She retired in [[1990]].
4: ...[[28 October]] [[1952]] as the First Lady in ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]''.
6: ...[Tullio Serafin]] and staged by [[Franco Zeffirelli]].
8: ...n [[1960]] and at [[Dallas Opera|Dallas]], with which she made her US debut the same year.

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