Diana Ross is the second of six children, three girls and three boys, from factory worker Fred Ross and teacher Ernestine Earle Ross. From 1971 to 1977, Diana Ross was married to music promoter Robert Ellis Silberstein, with whom she has two daughters (Tracee and Chudney). From 1986 to 1999, she was married to Norwegian businessman Arne Næss Jr., with whom she has two sons (Ross and Evan). (Næss died in a South Afri ...

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Diana Ross, Diana Ross - Biography, Diana Ross - The Supremes, Diana Ross - Early solo career, Diana Ross - Lady Sings the Blues, Diana Ross - Diana & Marvin, Diana Ross - Mahogany, Diana Ross - Love Hangover The Wiz and diana, Diana Ross - The RCA era, Diana Ross - Returning to Motown, Diana Ross - Troubles at the top, Diana Ross - Current work, Diana Ross - Personal, Diana Ross - Discography, Diana Ross - Albums, Diana Ross - US Top 100 Singles, Diana Ross - #1 Hits on R&B AC & Dance charts, Diana Ross - Filmography, Diana Ross - Television Work, Diana Ross - Autobiographies

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Diana caused very heavy rain and flooding over eastern Mexico, and killed an estimated 96 people, with an additional 100 missing. Property and crop damage are likely high, but no official numbers exist. This Hurricane Diana is not to be confused with the 1955 season's Hurricane Diane, which struck North Carolina, and whose name was also retired. The name Diana was retired in the spring of 1991 and was repl ...

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Hurricane Diana, Hurricane Diana - Storm history, Hurricane Diana - Impact

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On 29 July 1981, The Prince of Wales and the Lady Diana Spencer were married at St Paul's Cathedral before 3,500 invited guests and an estimated 750 million people around the world. All of Europe's crowned heads attended (except for Juan Carlos of Spain, who was advised not to attend because the couple's honeymoon would involve a stop-over in the disputed territory of Gibraltar). So, too, did most of Europe's elected heads of state, with the notable exceptions of Karamanlis of Greece, who declined to go because Greece's exiled King, Constant ...

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War of the Waleses, War of the Waleses - Background, War of the Waleses - Proxy War, War of the Waleses - Result

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DeGarmo has been singing publicly from a young age, including at the 1997 Georgia Music Hall of Fame Awards, and in stage productions of Annie and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in Atlanta. As a third grade student, she was a Coca-Cola Kid during the Atlanta Summer Olympics, performing 3 shows a day. The next year, she sang at Opryland USA during the Christmas holiday season. In 2002, she was named Miss Teen Georgia and was a finalist on the NBC talent search program America's Most Talented Kid. She was featu ...

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Diana DeGarmo, Diana DeGarmo - Biography, Diana DeGarmo - Music, Diana DeGarmo - Blue Skies, Diana DeGarmo - Dreams, Diana DeGarmo - Ice Princess Soundtrack, Diana DeGarmo - Awards and Charts, Diana DeGarmo - Albums, Diana DeGarmo - Singles

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Early in 1992, if Princess Diana herself is to be believed, several senior members of the Queen's household staff had met with Diana and told her of the existence of tape-recordings of her conversations at Kensington Palace. It was said to her that these tapes contained "damning evidence" of the Princess's relationship with the media. She was told that the Prime Minister (then John Major MP) had been informed, and that she would be given her own copy of the tapes in due course. A sympathetic courtier confirmed to Princess Diana that the tape ...

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Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate

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DeGarmo released a single, "Dreams", on June 29th, 2004. It includes 2 other songs: her version of "I Believe" cowritten by the former Idol contestant Tamyra Gray and a remake of Melissa Manchester's "Don't Cry Out Loud". DeGarmo's debut album, titled Blue Skies, was released on December 7th, 2004, to opening week sales of 47,000. The album came in at #52 in the Billboard chart. As of November 2005, sales are at 161,574 copies. Her single "Emotional" peaked at #54 on the Mediabase Pop Chart. Diana DeGarmo - Blue Skies. See also:

Diana DeGarmo, Diana DeGarmo - Biography, Diana DeGarmo - Music, Diana DeGarmo - Blue Skies, Diana DeGarmo - Dreams, Diana DeGarmo - Ice Princess Soundtrack, Diana DeGarmo - Awards and Charts, Diana DeGarmo - Albums, Diana DeGarmo - Singles

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On 30 November 1998, APB News Online published the results of a US Freedom of Information Act request. The news agency's request for documents on Diana, held by America's National Security Agency, had been rejected, but the rejection notice itself revealed that a total of 1,056 pages of documents is held by the NSA, CIA, State department, and the Defense Intelligence Agency DIA. APB quoted John Pike, an intelligence expert from the Federation of American Scientists, as saying that the NSA was ...

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Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate

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In 1993, Krall released her first album, Stepping Out, which she recorded with John Clayton and Jeff Hamilton. It caught the attention of producer Tommy LiPuma, who produced her second album, Only Trust Your Heart (1995). Her third, All For You (A tribute to the Nat King Cole trio) (1996), was nominated for a Grammy and continued for 70 weeks in the Billboard jazz charts. Love Scenes (1997) quickly became a hit record with the trio of Krall, Ru ...

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Diana Krall, Diana Krall - Biography, Diana Krall - Professional career, Diana Krall - Honours, Diana Krall - Discography, Diana Krall - DVDs

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Diana DeGarmo's first single, "Dreams", debuted at #2 in record sales and went #1 on the Billboard US Singles Sales Chart. On September 17th, 2005, Diana received the Horizon Award at the Georgia Music Hall Of Fame Awards ceremony. The award recognizes Georgia artists on the path to successful and lengthy careers. ...

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Diana DeGarmo, Diana DeGarmo - Biography, Diana DeGarmo - Music, Diana DeGarmo - Blue Skies, Diana DeGarmo - Dreams, Diana DeGarmo - Ice Princess Soundtrack, Diana DeGarmo - Awards and Charts, Diana DeGarmo - Albums, Diana DeGarmo - Singles

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The northeast town line is the border of St. Lawrence County, New York. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 364.8 km² (140.8 mi²). 355.7 km² (137.4 mi²) of it is land and 9.0 km² (3.5 mi²) of it is water. The total area is 2.48% water. ...

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Diana New York, Diana New York - Geography, Diana New York - Demographics, Diana New York - Communities and locations in Diana

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Dates unknown: Pony Club Challenge Pony Club Cup Pony Club Trek Prize Pony No-Good Pony Save The Ponies Racehorse Holiday (title sometimes rendered as "Race Horse Holiday") Proud Riders Fear Treks The Moor Star Riders Of The Moor Ghost Horse On The Moor Suspicion Stalks The Moor Treasure On The Moor Hidden Horse ...

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Pullein-Thompson sisters, Pullein-Thompson sisters - Josephine, Pullein-Thompson sisters - Diana, Pullein-Thompson sisters - Christine, Pullein-Thompson sisters - Josephine Diana and Christine collectively, Pullein-Thompson sisters - Josephine and Diana together

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As of the census2 of 2000, there are 1,661 people, 642 households, and 473 families residing in the town. The population density is 4.7/km² (12.1/mi²). There are 1,206 housing units at an average density of 3.4/km² (8.8/mi²). The racial makeup of the town is 97.11% White, 0.06% African American, 1.14% Native American, 0.48% Asian, 0.06% Pacific Islander, 0.06% from other races, and 1.08% from two or more races. 0.54% of the ...

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Diana New York, Diana New York - Geography, Diana New York - Demographics, Diana New York - Communities and locations in Diana

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At the time of publication, the Prince and Princess of Wales, engaged in acrimonious and messy pre-divorce proceedings, were involved in a protracted battle for public sympathy which became known as the "War of the Waleses". The Duke and Duchess of York had separated months before, and now all eyes were on the next King and Queen, whose marriage had been the subject of rumour for years. Speculation in the media - and in court circles - reached fever pitch. In his memoirs, Diana's private secretary Patrick Jephson recounts a fra ...

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Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate

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The Sun had originally been prompted to run the story by the National Enquirer in America, which had already published excerpts from the "Squidgygate" conversation on 20 August 1992. The Sun knew it could be about to lose a major scoop, and judged that the collapse of the Wales's marriage was already common knowledge, and so published the "Squidgygate" transcripts on 24 August. At this time, the original recordings by Reenan and Norgrove were still in ...

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Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate

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Diana Wynne Jones - Fiction. Charmed Life [1977: Carnegie Medal Commended; 1978: Guardian Award; Preis der Leseratten (ZDF Schülerexpress, Germany)] The Lives of Christopher Chant [1988: Carnegie Medal Commended] The Magicians of Caprona Witch Week Mixed Magics (short stories) Conrad's Fate The Pinhoe Egg (Fall 2006) Dark Lord of Derkholm [1999: Mythopoeic Fantasy Award ] See also Jones' remarks on winning the ...

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Diana Wynne Jones, Diana Wynne Jones - Bibliography, Diana Wynne Jones - Fiction, Diana Wynne Jones - Collections, Diana Wynne Jones - Non-Fiction or Poetry, Diana Wynne Jones - Books About DWJ

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Suspicion about responsibility for the Squidgygate leak (perhaps naturally) focussed on Britain's security service, MI5. Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke said: "The security services are strictly controlled in their telephone tapping, and I know of no evidence whatever to indicate that they were involved." Such suggestions, he added, were "wild" and "extremely silly". This was a rather surprising statement, since the incident had not, as far as is known, at thi ...

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Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate

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The tropical wave that eventually became Hurricane Diana moved off the coast of Africa on July 27. It moved across the unfavorable Atlantic without development until it reached the Caribbean Sea. Over the western Caribbean, upper level winds became much more favorable as an anticyclone built over the system, and water temperatures were warm enough for development. The wave became a tropical depression on August 4 and a tropical storm on the 5th as it moved northwestward. It hit south of Cozumel, Mexico on the night of the 5th as a 65 mph tropical storm, a ...

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Hurricane Diana, Hurricane Diana - Storm history, Hurricane Diana - Impact

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There is a curious coda to the "Squidgygate" affair. On 31 August 1997, most of the British press was caught in the spotlight. A number of early editions of Sunday's papers were already in circulation, and these carried stories that can only be described as both surprising and worrying. The majority of these were simply tasteless jokes about the Princess's persistent "dumb blonde" image, which must have caused their editors some nasty moments. A piece of "psychological profiling" about the Princess's ever-present role in public life, ...

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Squidgygate, Squidgygate - How the tape came to be published, Squidgygate - First eavesdropper: Cyril Reenan, Squidgygate - Publication, Squidgygate - Second eavesdropper: Jane Norgrove, Squidgygate - Context and reaction, Squidgygate - Analysis of the tape, Squidgygate - The timing discrepancy, Squidgygate - Apparent third and fourth copies of the tape, Squidgygate - Leaks taps and burglary, Squidgygate - Earlier claims of Diana being bugged, Squidgygate - Government reaction, Squidgygate - Context: other examples of high level UK bugging, Squidgygate - Political fallout, Squidgygate - Official position, Squidgygate - Chance Interceptions?, Squidgygate - Culprits' identities are an official secret, Squidgygate - Diana's reactions, Squidgygate - Squidgygate II?, Squidgygate - Surveillance of Diana after Squidgygate

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Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - The show. The material performed in the show was a mix of popular Supremes hits and Broadway showtunes. During the extended rendition of "Let the Sunshine In", Diana Ross walks through the audience and lets some of the guests sing parts of the song; some of these guests include Smokey Robinson and his wife Claudette, Dick Clark, Lou Rawls, Steve Allen, and Marvin Gaye. The live album was issued as a two-LP deluxe edition box-set, produced by Deke Richards. A compact ...

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Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - History, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - The show, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - After the show, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - Personnel, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - Track list, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - Disc 1, Farewell Diana Ross & the Supremes album - Disc 2

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Supremes chronology - July 1967 - January 1970. Diana Ross Mary Wilson Cindy Birdsong ...

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Supremes chronology, Supremes chronology - The Primettes, Supremes chronology - 1959 - Summer 1960, Supremes chronology - Summer 1960 - January 1961, Supremes chronology - The Supremes, Supremes chronology - January 1961 - December 1961, Supremes chronology - December 1961 - June 1967, Supremes chronology - Diana Ross & the Supremes, Supremes chronology - July 1967 - January 1970, Supremes chronology - The Supremes, Supremes chronology - January 1970 - April 1972, Supremes chronology - April 1972 - October 1973, Supremes chronology - October 1973 - January 1976, Supremes chronology - January 1976 - July 1977

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Supremes discography - The Primettes. The Primettes recorded for the Lupine label, not Motown. Supremes discography - The Supremes. On the following singles, Diana Ross provides all the lead vocals, unless otherwise noted. 1 Lead vocal is by Florence Ballard instead of Diana Ross 2 Originally issued as "A Breath Taking, First Sight Soul Shaking, One Night Love Making, Next Day Heartbreaking Guy" (the longest single title in rock-era p ...

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Supremes discography, Supremes discography - Singles, Supremes discography - The Primettes, Supremes discography - The Supremes, Supremes discography - Diana Ross & the Supremes, Supremes discography - The Supremes 70s, Supremes discography - Albums, Supremes discography - The Supremes, Supremes discography - Diana Ross & the Supremes, Supremes discography - The Supremes 70s, Supremes discography - Compilations

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