| John Reed definitely was an artist, a great journalist, sending dispatches from his travels with Pancho Villa. |
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| There is an extremely popular family restaurant in Bandra called Papa Pancho. |
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| This was the land of Pancho Villa, the great bandit and revolutionary of the early 20th century. |
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| Even earlier, Cedric Green took the challenge to launch a website specifically on the work of Pancho Guedes. |
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| Let's recall that the shooting should start in march 2008 in Russia and will be a biography of Pancho Villa. |
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| Also, to the great Italian director Gianni Amelio, Emir has proposed a role in his Pancho Villa. |
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| Smith did a creditable job narrating Pershing's 1916 expedition in pursuit of Pancho Villa. |
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| Pancho provided the foundations LDU needed to consolidate their domination at home and fight for a continental title. |
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| This political art project was designed to compensate the impoverished peons of Mexico for the failure of the 1910-1919 revolution led by Zapata and Pancho Villa. |
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| Since 1987 he has been lecturing at the Pancho Vladigerov National Musical Academy. |
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| The 'water neutral' concept was conceived by Pancho Ndebele at the 2002 Johannesburg World Summit for Sustainable Development. |
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| Responsible for the most amazing work no doubt is Pancho Guedes, who produced a large number of outstanding buildings in his long life. |
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| He took part in suppressing the revolt by Pancho Villa in Mexico. |
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| Mix worked as a cowhand in Texas, Arizona, Wyoming, and Montana and served in the U. S. Army in the Spanish-American War and in the pursuit of Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution. |
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| From England's Robin Hood to America's Jesse James and Mexico's Pancho Villa many countries lionise brave outlaws who take from the rich and give to poor. |
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| Yet, in their different ways, the revolution's two principal losers Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa are still more beloved by ordinary Mexicans than the victors. |
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| What else can we put in the Spotlight of this issue other than the work of Pancho Guedes, responsible for a large production of amazing architecture in Mozambique. |
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| By the latter half of the 1950s and 1960s, Budge and others had added Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad to the list of contenders. |
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| Pancho went on to start all three of Argentina's Group A encounters, opening his account in the 6-3 victory over Mexico which followed an opening 1-0 success against France. |
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| One night he was approached by a secretive man who asked him in a hushed voice if he wished to purchase the skull of the infamous and recently assassinated Pancho Villa. |
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| The rise of discontent and the increasing peasant revolts resulted in the uprising of 1910 and to the Revolution, led by Emiliano Zapata in the South and Pancho Villa in the North. |
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| Francisco Sanchez Chica, 29, known as Pancho, was a security guard at the hotel in Banos where Mrs Pope was staying when she vanished. |
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