1. Marilyn Monroe and James Dean are still icons for many young people.

2. Marilyn Monroe: Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.

3. Marilyn Monroe had lots of oomph.

4. She was hailed as a new Marilyn Monroe.

5. She once understudied Marilyn Monroe.

6. She is often described as the second Marilyn Monroe.

7. My favourite film stars Marilyn Monroe.

8. Monroe followed Madison as president.

9. Monroe was on the phone, raging about her mistreatment by the brothers.

10. Marilyn Monroe is one of the cinema's most famous sex symbols.

11. The ludicrous front cover featured Marilyn Monroe reading Ulysses.

12. Ben, a sophomore from Monroe, was my squad sergeant.

13. "Saki" was the pseudonym of the writer H.H.Monroe.

14. Monroe doctrine lives on as Bush wields big stick.

15. Monroe was the ultimate Hollywood movie star.

16. When Marilyn Monroe died the press was anxious to uncover every aspect of her eventful career.

16. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

17. DeBuono attributes the higher number of cases in Monroe County to better hospital reporting.

18. Monroe herself, of course, was a smart cookie, but she knew enough to play dumb.

19. Monroe is survived by his wife, Regina, and two sons, Stanley and John.

20. Monroe was idolized by movie fans all over the world.

21. Monroe was an irreconcilable opponent of national policy and a recognized leader of the rebel portion of the white population.

22. Peggy Monroe was young and her wounds had healed over.

23. Colonel Monroe became incensed when two of the junior officers did not treat him with respect.

24. Most people saw her as just another blond-haired, red-lipped Marilyn Monroe clone.

25. The present crop of books and documentaries about Marilyn Monroe exploit the thirtieth anniversary of her death.

26. I'm not in the least bit touched by the Marilyn Monroe kind of beauty.

27. Friends and admirers crammed the chapel at the small Los Angeles cemetery where Monroe is buried.

28. On the back of the photo is written the simple caption, "Mrs. Monroe".

29. Hosting our show this evening is the lovely Gloria Monroe.

30. Jan raised her hand to Darren, and he collapsed in the chair with a pout like Marilyn Monroe.

1. Marilyn Monroe and James Dean are still icons for many young people.

2. Most people saw her as just another blond-haired, red-lipped Marilyn Monroe clone.

31. Later it was discovered that the mirror once belonged to Monroe.

32. By most people's standards Marilyn Monroe was fairly uninhibited; bathing infrequently, and belching and farting with carefree abandon.

33. Meanwhile, President Monroe decided that the Creeks were right in their protestations that the Seminoles were a separate tribe.

34. Two men were arrested for the clubbing and subsequent murder of Lester Monroe.

35. Marilyn Monroe was able to wiggle her hips in a way that drove men wild.

36. Both the positive and the negative aspects of the Monroe Doctrine were often repeated and reaffirmed in later years.

37. We may never know the truth about what really happened to Marilyn Monroe.

38. Monroe Presley likes to dream of what his new life will be like.

39. Explain the importance of the Monroe Doctrine in a 750-word essay.

40. Anna's bedroom wall was covered in posters of James Dean and Marilyn Monroe.

41. Film stars, such as Marilyn Monroe, are likely candidates(), and the pressure of such a role can create unbearable conflict.

42. Lawrence were now making their way from Fort Monroe toward the battle scene.

43. Picture Marilyn Monroe, unhappily being all things to innumerable men.

44. Bill Monroe represents the virtual base of bluegrass.

45. God knows why Marilyn Monroe killed herself.

46. The'soft " Death of Marilyn Monroe.

47. Sarah: I know who you mean - Marilyn Monroe.

48. Father: I think Marilyn Monroe is very good.

49. Monroe described the financial aspect as crucial.

50. Mona Monroe mourned the moral morass of the monster.

51. Monroe has been able to find corroboration.

52. She's just another Marilyn Monroe clone.

53. It was founded in 822 as a haven for freed slaves and named after President James Monroe. Population, 243,[http:///monroe.html]243.

54. An initial group of 86 immigrants, who came to be called Americo-Liberians, established a settlement in Christopolis (now Monrovia, named after U.S. President James Monroe) on February 6, 1820.

55. The actresses Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland were left - handed , and so was Charlie Chaplin.

56. The vainglorious presence of Marilyn Monroe is placed alongside the subdued countenance of Mother Theresa, Che Guevara glares vehemently in opposition to the pacifistic visage of Mahatma Gandhi.

57. Events recently reveal a surprising extension of his Monroe Doctrine.

58. Williams had to cover up a tattoo and wear hip padding to play Monroe at 30, when she starred in The Prince and the Showgirl.

59. It remains to be seen whether they'll take a cue from Marilyn Monroe in 'The Seven Year Itch' and stash their undies in the icebox. But they're trying just about everything else.

60. Marilyn Monroe returned to Hollywood in 1958 to make "Some Like It Hot" with Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis.

61. The French army in Mexico was trampling the Monroe Doctrine in the dirt.

62. Marilyn Monroe, American film actress, was born at Los Angeles in California.

63. Here, we see a medallic artist working on the design of a James Monroe commemorative medal.

64. Marilyn Monroe is the most famous of all American movie queens.

65. Hurstwood wrote her one morning, asking her to meet him in Jefferson Park, Monroe Street.

66. December 1953: Marilyn Monroe appears on the cover and as the centerfold of the first issue of Playboy magazine.

67. Marilyn Monroe was once visited by Billy Graham, a preacher, in one of her shows. He told Monroe that he was sent by the Spirit of God.

68. In 1956, at the height of her popularity, Monroe went to England to make a film, The Prince and the Showgirl, with Sir Laurence Olivier.

69. In 1959's Some Like It Hot, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon join an all-girl band to hide from the mob. They meet Marilyn Monroe along the way.

70. He still pours with a steady hand, just as he did for Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland and the Duke of Windsor.

71. Channing made her mark on Broadway in the stage version of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes as Lorelei Lee, who Marilyn Monroe later immortalised in the film of the same name.

72. Fort Monroe, Va., a fishhook-shaped spit of land near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, had been a military post since the time of the first Jamestown settlers.

73. Combining a blues feel with his mandolin and the picking of Earl Scruggs on banjo, Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys popularized a form of music previously found only in Appalachia .

74. HARRY MONROE: The nineteen twenties also produced the greatest writer of theater plays in American history, Eugene O'Neill.

75. At the urgent point of the struggle for the national independence, James Monroe gave up civilian pursuits to join the army.

76. Custom made wooden table from Marilyn Monroe 's Brentwood home, with round top and octagonal leg structure[ ], brand of artist burned into bottom of table.

77. The Western sees actor Robert Mitchum starring alongside Monroe, who plays a dance hall singer.

78. A home movie showing a relaxed Marilyn Monroe apparently smoking marijuana has surfaced, retrieved from an attic some 50 years after it was filmed.

79. Paul Monroe, the well-known American educationalist is one of the originator and key person of China Institute in America.

80. HARRY MONROE: The nineteen twenties also were an exciting time for black music.

81. In 1816, James Monroe of Virginia was elected the fifth president of the United States.

82. Some critics said Marilyn Monroe gave her best performances under Billy Wilder's direction.

83. Bullet wound: Before becoming elected president, James Monroe dropped out of college and enlisted as a cadet in the Third Virginia Infantry in 1776.

84. The false choice between intellectualism and sexuality in women has persisted through the ages. There was no more poignant victim of it than Marilyn Monroe.

85. I was then a strong supporter of America's Monroe Doctrine and the Open Door Policy.

86. PCMLP hosts several popular annual events including the Monroe E. Price International Media Law Moot Court Competition and the Annenberg-Oxford summer school on global media policy.

87. Fan 2 : Like Marilyn Monroe again , except a much harder Marilyn Monroe.

88. TV: Question 2: When was she born? When was Marilyn Monroe born?

89. Marilyn Monroe is the most famous of all American movie queens , ie leading film actresses.

90. Calendars of famous people, like Elvis Presley or Marilyn Monroe.

91. Francois Mitterrand said she had "the eyes of Caligula and the mouth of Marilyn Monroe".

92. Baseball legend Joe Dimaggio grew up in the neighborhood and briefly returned to live there with his wife Marilyn Monroe.

93. Loosh, Monroe says, is a substance that is created in the souls of humans through the agency of self-sacrificing love.

94. Gen. Benjamin Butler, commander of Union forces occupying a foothold in Virginia at Fortress Monroe on the mouth of the James River, provided a legal rationale for the seizure of slave property.

95. Typical contemporary cultural icons are the late film stars James Dean and Marilyn Monroe.

96. Schiff moves from Cartier and Tiffany to the Shedd Aquarium, from Marie Antoinette to the Civil War and from Mary Pickford to Marilyn Monroe.

97. Monroe had just married Arthur Miller and had to live in London for the duration of filming, when she met and became friends with young production assistant Colin Clark.

98. Marilyn Monroe is a classic American Actress famous for having an affair with President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

99. Reconstruction began almost immediately and President James Monroe moved into the partially reconstructed house in October 1817.

100. This period lasted for the whole eight years of James Monroe s Presidency, from 1817 to 1825.

101. "You'd never seen the Marilyn Monroe film?" — "No I hadn't."

102. Marilyn Monroe look-alike contest was held recently in Cincinnati, US (see photo).

103. Gold Marilyn Monroe, another work by Warhol , uses an industrial silkscreen technique and industrial paint.

104. The photos include a black-and-white headshot of the future Monroe wearing a jaunty beret, another of her in a halter top and a color picture of her smiling in a striped bikini on the sand.

105. Monroe doctrine: US President James Monroe delivers a speech establishing American neutrality in future European conflicts.

106. Considered an example of the feminine ideal, Monroe went through a long string of lovers that included Joe DiMaggio and John F.

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107. Morgan is a well-known collector who owns memorabilia from the estates of Monroe and DiMaggio and said he was friends with Monroe's other two husbands, Jim Dougherty and Arthur Miller.

108. 1823 - Monroe Doctrine: US President James Monroe delivers a speech establishing American neutrality in future European conflicts.

109. According to Playboy, Monroe is "the juiciest morsel to come out of the California hills since the discovery of the navel orange."

110. Typical contemporary cultural icon are the late film stars James Dean and Marilyn Monroe.

111. Sporting a broken ankle and crutches, only Marilyn Monroe could make a leg injury look stylish.

112. It is an addition to the Monroe Doctrine of 1823.

113. Attempts to sell the burial vault above the remains of Hollywood film star Marilyn Monroe have failed for a second time.

114. "You've never seen the Marilyn Monroe film?" — "No, I think it was a bit before my time."

115. Think Marilyn Monroe in faded denims, cowboy boots and a white shirt in the 1961 film The Misfits.

116. The Georgia woman's son, Sid Cooper, said his mother was doing well at her Monroe retirement community.

117. Marilyn Monroe captivated the world with her beauty, glamour, and unabashed sex appeal.

118. New York, New York. 1956. Marilyn Monroe and John Huston.

119. And a curious crowd it is: Marilyn Monroe is there, so are Karl Marx, Edgar Allan Poe, Albert Einstein, Lawrence of Arabia, Mae West, Sonny Listen, and eight Beatles.

120. The Georgia woman's son, Sid Cooper, said his mother was doing well at her Monroe retirement community. "She's gained some weight, she's eating real good," he said.

121. President Monroe was a slave-owner. He understood the feelings of the South. His friends urged him to veto the compromise bill, because it limited slavery in the territory.

122. James Monroe died on July 4, 1831. This is his tomb in Richmond, Virginia.

123. The Army of the Potomac began to move on March seventeenth, eighteen sixty-two. Within two weeks, more than fifty thousand had reached Fort Monroe, southeast of Richmond.