- They were
married for 22 years.
Hookes had two stepchildren.
Hookes and
Robyn separated in late 2003 due to
Hookes's infidelities. At the time of his...
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Nicholas Hookes (1632–1712) was an
English poet, best
known for Amanda, a
sacrifice to an
unknown goddesse.
Hookes was born in
London and was educated...
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struck Hookes.
Witnesses gave
highly conflicting testimony of what
occurred and who
started the fight, but what is not in
doubt is that
Hookes fell to...
- A
hook is a tool
consisting of a
length of material,
typically metal, that
contains a
portion that is curved/bent back or has a
deeply grooved indentation...
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Hooks may
refer to:
United States Hooks, Alabama, an
unincorporated community Hooks, Texas, a city
Hooks Island, an island, New York
Hooks (surname) Hooks...
- The
Hook, or the Hookman, is an
urban legend about a
killer with a pirate-like
hook for a hand
attacking a
couple in a
parked car. In many
versions of...
- In
computer programming, the term
hooking covers a
range of
techniques used to
alter or
augment the
behaviour of an
operating system, of applications...
-
hook is any
hook normally used in
butcheries to hang meat. This form of
hook is a
variation on the
classic S
hook. An S-shaped
hook or
jointed hook is...
- In telephony, on-
hook and off-
hook are two
states of a
communication circuit. On
subscriber telephones the
states are
produced by
placing the handset...
- The cro-
hook, is a
special double-ended
crochet hook used to make double-sided crochet. It
employs the use of a long double-ended
hook,
which permits the...
