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• Martha MacCallum — Martha Bowes MacCallum Born January 31, 1964 (1964 01 31) (age 47) Wyckoff, New Jersey Occupation Host of America s Newsroom (Fox News Channel) Website …   Wikipedia

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• Clan MacCallum — is a West Highland Scottish clan, whose lands are traditionally in Argyll. The clan is part of the Clan Malcolm since the chief of Clan MacCallum adopted the name Malcolm instead of MacCallum in the 18th century. The two clans are now one.… …   Wikipedia

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• St John's Cathedral, Oban — Parish church name=Cathedral Church of St John the Divine caption= dedication=St John the Divine denomination=Scottish Episcopal Church tradition=Broad Church diocese=Argyll the Isles bishop=Rt Rev Martin Shaw provost=Very Rev Norman D MacCallum… …   Wikipedia

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