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English film researcher (1896–1968)
Vera Gwendolen Pragnell (23 September 1896 – 24 October 1968) was an English film researcher, script writer and journalist, sometimes writing under the
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Utopian community in West Sussex, England
decade. The founder and central figure of The Sanctuary community was Vera Pragnell (1897–1968), the daughter of a textile manufacturer. Using her inheritance
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Village in West Sussex, England
majority leading to detached houses. Vera's Walk - named after Vera Pragnell - is one of these lanes. Pragnell's life in Heath Common remains one of the
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Depictions of the planet
with the Jovians. In the 1933 short story "The Essence of Life" by Festus Pragnell, a social scientist is visited by human-looking beings from Jupiter who
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English actress (1944–2026)
In April 2018, Lapotaire became the 29th recipient of the prestigious Pragnell Shakespeare Birthday Award and gave the 454th Shakespeare Birthday Lecture
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Awards ceremony for film, TV, and digital media of 2023
Faith Heist: A Christmas Caper Michael J. Murray, Designing Christmas Kate Pragnell, Take Me Back for Christmas Carley Smale and Katelyn James, A Gingerbread
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Airlines Jean-Pierre Berghmans, INSEAD MBA, CEO of Lhoist Group Michael Pragnell (MBA), founder and CEO, Syngenta (2000-2007), Former CEO of Zeneca Agrochemicals
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services to drama; Honorary Fellow of the Shakespeare Institute; was awarded Pragnell Award for lifetime services to Shakespeare and is a patron of the London
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during the pulp era of science fiction: the titular creatures in Festus Pragnell [Wikidata]'s 1933 short story "Men of the Dark Comet" are sentient plants
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British royal recognitions
late The Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey). Colonel Thomas Wykeham Pragnell, DSO (722), late 4th Queen's Own Hussars, Royal Armoured Corps. Lieutenant-Colonel
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For his contribution to horse-racing in the role of a jockey. Alfred Pragnell. For services to the cultural life of the community. Gwendolyn Gertrude
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Pout, Senior Principal Scientific Officer, Admiralty. Anthony William Pragnell, DFC, Secretary, Independent Television Authority. George Frederick Reader
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Douglas Breed Pickersgill, British Council Representative, Denmark. Donald Pragnell, First Secretary and Head of Chancery, HM Embassy, Muscat. Lawrence Robert
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Appointments and honours by King George V on June 3, 1918
Lieutenant John Beresford Powell, Royal Field Artillery Captain Frank Pragnell, Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment Company Sergeant Major Bell Pratt
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British government recognitions
Bernard Joseph O'Hagan, D/JX.290347 (Liverpool). Acting Able Seaman Leonard Pragnell, C/JX.289953 (Durham City). Acting Able Seaman Alexander Purse, D/JX,254134
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David Penny, Managing Director, Yarrow & Company Ltd. Anthony William Pragnell, OBE, DFC, Deputy Director General, Independent Broadcasting Authority
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Kingsbridge Community College, Devon. For services to education. Michael Patrick Pragnell, Chairman, Cancer Research UK. For services to cancer research. Professor
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services to the local community in Caerwys, Mold. Ivy Henrietta, Mrs. Pragnell, Personal Secretary, National Farmers Union. Christine Hilary, Mrs. Prichard
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