Lee Raymond (2795 bytes)
1: ...nd has been president since [[1987]] and a director since [[1984]].
3: ...sport Company, Limited, the Exxon affiliate in [[Aruba]].
5: ...hairman and chief executive officer of Exxon Corporation.
7: ...visory Council of the American Society for Engineering Education.
10: ...Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, [[University of Wisconsin]], [[1960]].

Arthur Lee, 1st Viscount Lee of Fareham (1124 bytes)
1: ...ughter of a New York banker, and the couple were prominent in [[New England]] society.
3: ...nister of the United Kingdom|British Prime Ministers]].
5: ... school and is now the holder of a world-class [[art]] collection.
7: ...Lee of Fareham''', of Bridport in the County of Dorset, in [[1922]].
9: {{start box}}

Raymond Fu (1317 bytes)
3: ...is choirs to achieve utmost expressiveness to their fullest potentials.
5: ...ensemble Anonymous 4, [[Mozart's Requiem]] and opera ''[[Tosca]]''.
7: ...rd of Directors of the [[Hong Kong Children's Choir]].
8: Copyright by ''The Opera Society of Hong Kong''
10: [[Category:Hong Kong people|Fu, Raymond]]

Raymond (2457 bytes)
1: '''Raymond''' can refer to the following:
3: ...s such as [[Ramón]], [[Raimund]], [[Raimundo]], [[Raimondo]] etc
5: ==Historical==
6: ...ression of the [[Cathars]] and the [[Albigensian Crusades]]
7: *'''[[Raymond_of_Toulouse|Raymond I of Toulouse]]'''

Raymond Lau (1021 bytes)
1: ...ng provider of innovative search and customer interaction solutions.
3: ... [[Apple Macintosh]]. StuffIt has been the standard on the Mac since 1987. Today, it is being publi...
5: ...graduate of [[Stuyvesant High School]] in [[New York City]].
7: ...s on both iPhrase and Handango's boards of directors.
9: ==External link==

Raymond Briggs (2881 bytes)
1: ...ritical and popular success among adults and children.
3: ...on|illustrator]] and soon began working in [[children's books]].
5: ...toon]] that has been shown every year since on [[British television]].
7: ...such as the ''Unlucky Wally'' series and ''The Bear''.
9: ...st Illustrated Book in the 1998 [[British Book Awards]].

Raymond Radiguet (2562 bytes)
1: ...er 12]], [[1923]]) was a [[France|French]] [[author]].
3: ...referred women, having had a number of tumultuous relationships).
5: ... by the quality of Radiguet's writing and his sober, objective style.
7: ... two novels, Radiguet's works include a few [[poetry]] volumes and a [[play]].
9: ...Bellocchio]] ([[1986]]) became notorious for its graphic scenes of sex.

Raymond Sabouraud (407 bytes)
1: ... in [[dermatology]] but also a painter and sculptor.
3: ... concentration of sugar. This medium is named after him.
7: [[Category:1864 births|Sabouraud, Raymond]]
8: [[Category:1938 deaths|Sabouraud, Raymond]]

Raymond Moody (2868 bytes)
1: ... in 1975). His best selling title is ''[[Life After Life]]''.
3: ... Moody was born in [[Porterdale, Georgia]] and currently lives in [[Las Vegas, Nevada]].
5: .... He was also awarded the [[World Humanitarian Award]].
7: ...his altered state is [[crystallomancy]], or "mirror gazing".
9: ... believes that he personally has had nine [[Reincarnation|past lives]].

Raymond Watts (599 bytes)
1: ... with [[KMFDM]], [[Nine Inch Nails]], and [[Einstürzende Neubauten]].
3: ...lbum under the name [[Watts]] is titled [[Pigmartyr]].
5: ==External link==
6: *[http://www.raymondwatts.com] Raymond Watts website
7: [[Category:Industrial musicians|Watts, Raymond]]

Eric S. Raymond (10269 bytes)
1: ...EricRaymond-flipped.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Eric S. Raymond]]
3: ...ne of the most famous (and controversial) characters.
5: ...[[libertarian]]. He is known to have a strong interest
6: in [[science fiction]], is an enthusiastic amateur musician,
7: ...but he seems to enjoy the controversy this engenders.

Raymond T. Birge (3753 bytes)
1: ...eley]] where he remained until he retired, as chairman, in [[1955]].
3: ...ra]] included the development of the [[Birge-Sponer method]].
5: ...d many experiments without finding any conclusive results.
7: ...eech]]. Many of his colleagues did not sign and were dismissed.
9: Birge died in [[Berkeley, California]]. His honours include:

Raymond E. Feist (3629 bytes)
1: ...orn 1945) is an [[United States|American]] [[author]], mostly specialising in [[fantasy]] fiction.
3: ==Published works==
6: ...f his works have been set in the interconnected worlds of [[Midkemia]] and [[Kelewan]].
8: ====Riftwar trilogy====
10: ...ly omitted text restored. Also published in two parts:

Raymond Dalmau (1918 bytes)
1: ...to Rican]] who is a former super star of [[Puerto Rico]]'s [[BSN]] [[basketball]] league.
3: ... 5,000 points, since each season is played only for a maximum of 33 games).
5: ... also helped lead [[Quebradillas, Puerto Rico|Quebradillas]] to back to back to back titles in [[1977...
7: ...ned to the BSN finals, but they lost to [[Mario Morales]] and the [[Guaynabo Mets]] in six games.
9: ... also coached in [[Venezuela]] for a number of years.

Raymond Bourque (3979 bytes)
1: ...Hall of Fame]]r who currently holds the records for most goals, assists and points by a defenseman in...
3: ...won the [[Calder Trophy]] as Rookie of the Year for the 1979-80 season.
5: ... In 1998, he represented [[Canada]] at the [[Winter Olympics]] at [[Nagano]], [[Japan]].
7: ...ston, Martin Grenier, Samuel Pahlsson and a first round pick.
9: ...eman. His number 77 has been retired by both the Bruins and the Avalanche.

Raymond Collishaw (2053 bytes)
1: ...econd highest scoring Canadian pilot of [[World War I]].
3: ... [[1915]] he had worked his way up to first officer.
5: ...]] and the [[Distinguished Service Order]] with bar.
7: ...ing to sink an enemy gunboat with a bomb dropped from his [[Sopwith Camel]].
9: ...th Africa]]. He retired, involuntarily, from the RAF in July [[1943]].

Raymond Flynn (512 bytes)
1: [[Image:Flynn001.jpg|right|Ray Flynn]]
2: ...1997]]). Although a life long Democrat he is a [[pro-life]] activist.
4: == External links ==
5: ...ratsforlife.org/Press/pro-life%20dems%20march.htm Ray Flynn's Activism]
9: ...[Category:Ambassadors of the United States|Flynn, Ray]]

Raymond Blanc (635 bytes)
1: ...[[France|French]] [[chef]] born in [[Besançon]], France in [[1949]].
3: ... The restaurant has two [[Michelin]] stars and scores 9/10 in the ''[[Good Food Guide]]''.
5: ...Cooking for Friends'' and ''Foolproof French Cookery''.
9: ==External links==
11: *[http://www.manoir.com/ Raymond Blanc Official Homepage]

Raymond West (417 bytes)
1: ... 1887-92; Reader in Indian Law [[Cambridge]] University.

Raymond Chan (2938 bytes)
1: [[Image:Raymond1.jpg|right|frame|Raymond Chan]]
2: ...g the first Chinese Canadian to be elected into Parliament belongs to [[Douglas Jung]] in 1957.
4: ==Early life==
6: ...eader for Triumf (UBC), working for System Engineering.
8: ==Political career==

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