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• After completion of Hebert's term, John Fletcher became editor-in-chief in January 2012.
• John Fletcher Ankeny is best known as the founder of Ankeny, Iowa.
• Two dramatists, John Fletcher and Philip Massinger were buried in the church.
• John Fletcher was the oldest child of Joseph and Harriet Giese Ankeny.
• Later John Fletcher acquired Walcha and moved from Branga Plains to Oorundumby.
• A prominent hybrid figure that's internationally known is the John Fletcher's writings.
• By 1896 John Fletcher had coal mines at Deane and Doffcocker.
• Johnny also started to go by the name of Dr . John Fletcher.
• He was Cassio in early stagings of John Fletcher & mdash;
• In 2001, the Company appointed John Fletcher, formerly of Brambles, as chief executive.
• John Fletcher Ankeny was a promoter and stockholder of the Minnesota Narrow Gauge Railroad.
• The son of John Fletcher Moulton, Baron Moulton, he was a barrister by profession.
• "King Henry the Eighth, " was Shakespeare's last work, a collaboration with John Fletcher.
• -- The Two Noble Kinsmen ( written by Shakespeare in collaboration with John Fletcher ).
• John Fletcher succeeded Rob Andrew as director of rugby at Newcastle Falcons with immediate effect.
• Carew then travelled to John Fletcher, and Philip Massinger in which Clause is a character.
• In his final period, Shakespeare turned to John Fletcher.
• John Fletcher, professor emeritus of bioethics at the University of Virginia, said of the institute.
• Each season featured two plays, mostly from John Fletcher.
• John Fletcher's " The Faithful Shepherdess ", an adaptation of Guarini's play, was produced in 1608.