What was amelia Earhart's middle name?
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the question i asked about the meaning of life i was just playin around and oh yeah sry about my answer i gave to ur otehr question
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you gotta make this more specific.  add the word YOU.  cause there are plenty of people who have have nursing degrees.  like amelia earhart
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1. Ethel\n2. Longbranch\n3. Gak, can't think of his name...\n4. Goo' night and may gawd bless\n5. U.S. Marines\n6. \n7. \n8. Our Miss Brooks
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Adah, Addison, Amelia, Corrine, Evangeline, Erin, Isobel, June, Olivia, Vada\n\nThose are my favorites. Whatever you do, please choose a normal name. No apples or bananas, please, for your baby's sake. And none of that destiny, beauty, providence, sexuality or whatever crap. Those are nouns, not names.\n\nRemember to try it out with middle and last names! Try screaming it up the stairs too, since you'll be doing it when she gets older. :D Good luck!
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Whats your middle name?
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Ann Veneman\n\nSee http://www.whitehouse.gov/government/veneman-bio.html
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what was her middle name i really am serious
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I can't find any evidence that Benjamin Franklin had a middle name. Even his autobiography doesn't include one.
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It was Capt. James T. Kirk's middle name on Star Trek.
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My middle name is "Jo"...nothing special sounding but it is special because I share it with my mother, grandmother, and it was my great-grandfather's first name. so i like it and I will pass it on to my daughter...but I go by my first name, Kyla
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The initial "T." was never spelled out, either in the official press kits or in media reports.  I am not aware of any episode (and there were 198 of them) that revealed Ironside's middle name.\n\nIf you are a fan, check out the following Web site:\n\nhttp://www.ironside.info/
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Rosa Parks, Joan of Arc, Queen Elizabeth I, Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart, Elanor Roosevelt, Susan B Anthony, Sacajawea, etc.  You really should get a book on the subject.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower \n\nHis real name was David Dwight Eisenhower after his father but since his father was a General or someting he didn't want people to confuse people so he chaged around the first two names.
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Where Is Amelia Earhart?\n\nThree Theories (John Roach for National Geographic News)\n\nIn the early morning hours of July 2, 1937, Amelia Earhart was scheduled to land her airplane on the tiny Pacific Ocean island of Howland just north of the Equator. She never arrived. \n\nHer fate remains one of aviation's greatest unsolved mysteries. Organizations and researchers have spent millions of dollars investigating the case and several books have been published that examine the differing theories. \n\nWhile no theory holds what many of the Earhart researchers call a smoking gun, each theory has staunch defenders who claim mountains of evidence that support theirs as correct. \n\nWhat is known is that Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, were flying Earhart's Lockheed Electra on a 2,556-mile (4,113-kilometer) route from Lae, New Guinea, to Howland on the third-to-last leg of an around-the-world equatorial flight. From there they were scheduled to go on to Hawaii and then California. \n\nA U.S. Coast Guard crew aboard the cutter Itasca was at Howland to assist Earhart in this pre-radar era by providing radio bearings and a smoke plume, but owing to radio problems—either technical or operator-specific—communication was sporadic and broken. \n\nAccording to Itasca's radio logs, Earhart indicated she must be near the island but couldn't see it and was running low on gas. The Electra never made it to the island. \n\nAn ensuing search effort that at its height involved more than 3,000 people, ten ships, and at least 65 planes turned up empty-handed. The official U.S. position is that Earhart and Noonan ran out of fuel and crashed in the Pacific Ocean. \n\nAnother theory says the pair died as castaways on Nikumaroro, an uninhabited South Pacific Island. Yet another theory claims they were captured while on a secret mission to the Japanese-controlled Marshall Islands in the North Pacific. \n\nPacific Ocean Crash? \n\nNauticos, a Hanover, Maryland, company that performs deep-ocean searches and other ocean research services, is leading an effort to locate Earhart's plane where they believe it crashed: in the Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of Howland. \n\nIn March and April of 2002, the company used a high-tech, deep-sea sonar system to search 630 square miles (1,630 square kilometers) of the ocean floor near Howland. They didn't find the plane, but plan to return in 2004 to continue searching. \n\nDavid Jourdan, Nauticos' president, said that by studying factors such as Earhart's broken-up radio transmissions and what is known about the Electra's fuel supply, he and his colleagues have narrowed down an area of the ocean that they believe will eventually yield the plane's grave. \n\n"We are confident it is in the area we are searching," said Jourdan. "Of course, we cannot guarantee it because it could be on the outside edge, but we are sure it is in the vicinity." \n\nNikumaroro Castaways? \n\nAccording to Richard Gillespie, executive director of The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) in Wilmington, Delaware, after Earhart reported being low on fuel she began searching for Howland by flying northeast and southwest along a centerline, erring towards the southwest since she knew the Phoenix Islands, an alternative landing site, lay 350 miles (560 kilometers) in that direction. \n\nTIGHAR's investigation into this theory has uncovered accounts of a plane wreck there before 1939 and reports of two castaways, a man and a woman who fit descriptions of Earhart and Noonan, on the island of Nikumaroro, which was formerly known as Gardner Island. \n\nTIGHAR has been to the island on several occasions to collect evidence that supports this theory. \n\nThe most recent trip was in late July and early August of this year. The team went to investigate an artifact seen by a marine biologist that might have been wreckage from Earhart's plane in a coral reef, how
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Country Person(s) Named After \nArmenia Armenak (traditional) \nAzerbaijan Atropat \nBelize Peter Wallace (name Hispanicized) \nBermuda Juan de Bermúdez \nBharat (India) Ancient Hindu King Bharat \nThose are the As and Bs.
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Lina. \n\nMy best friend's name.\n\nI don't like it with the "e"
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I can't choose - can I give you a few of each?!\n\nAva/Ada Grace\nLiliana "Lilli" Claire\nAdeline "Addie" Hope\nElla Rose\nMadeline Faith\n\nWilliam "Will" Jonas (family name)\nWarren Jude (fam name)\nNoah Levi/Benjamin/Alexander\nCaleb Josiah\nGabriel Clark\n\n: ) I'm a name freak, can you tell?!