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Earhart

Amelia. 1898--1937, US aviator: the first woman to fly the Atlantic (1928). She disappeared on a Pacific flight (1937)

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No references found			Byline: DAVID EDWARDS AMELIA Cert PG, 111mins * Her aerial adventures made Amelia Earhart a celebrity and a protofeminist who inspired women the world over to start wearing trousers. Biopic takes a nosedive; MOVIES by The Mirror (London, England) Despite the best efforts of two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank, who tackles the role of the plucky aviatrix Amelia Earhart with gusto, the film fails to take flight. Review: Amelia by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England) Byline: GRAHAM YOUNG AMELIA (PG) Verdict: HHHII AS A story about one of the most heroic and inspirational women of the 20th century, this biopic detailing the life and times of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart looks the business. Biopic fails to reach the heights by Birmingham Mail (England)			Ealing EAM Eames, Charles Eames, Charles and Ray Eames, Ray Kaiser Eames, Wilberforce Eanes, Antonio dos Santos Ramalho Eanes, António dos Santos Ramalho Eannatum EAP EAPROM Ear ear and knife Ear Defender ear implantation length EAR lamp ear length ear lobe ear protector ear rot ear shell earache earbuds eardrum eared architrave Earhart Earhart Festival Earhart, Amelia earing Earl Earl W. Brydges Artpark State Park Earl, Ralph earlandite Earle, John Earle, Pliny Earle, Ralph earliest deadline first earliest event occurrence time earliest finish time earliest start time Earliness earlobe Earls, Felton James early adopter Early American Early American furniture early binding Early Christian architecture Early Christian art and architecture Early Classical Revival Early County			eARDS EARE Eareckson Air Station eared eared eared eared eared architrave eared architrave eared grebe Eared owl Eared Pheasant eared seal eared seal eared seal eared seal eared seal Eared seals Earf Earf Earf Earf earflap earflap earful earful earfuls earfuls EARG EARH Earhart Earhart Festival Earhart, Amelia Earhart, Amelia Earheart earhole earholes EARI EARIC EARIE Eariness earing earing earing earing Earings Earings EARIP EARISS EARIST EARJ Earl Earl Earl Earl Earl Earl Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association Earl Boykins Earl Brooke Earl Brooke of Warwick Castle

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