Janice Rankin is now a full-time mum with four little ones, Fiona MacDonald is a business manager and like me, Debbie Knox is a curling coach.
Coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox told a hearing the inquest will take place in central London on 2 May.
It happened after Fiona McGeady brought a complaint in August 2010 and while an investigation was being carried out.
However, District Judge Fiona Bagnall refused a defence request that he should be allowed to travel to India for dental work.
Fiona Zhou, a Chinese graduate student in engineering at George Washington University, was the beneficiary of a visa program that Cantor wants to expand.
Even so, Dr Fiona Moore, a senior lecturer in human resource management at Royal Holloway, University of London, says Yahoo's move is to be celebrated.
This is changing: 2010 is the year retailers are finally using tracking software in a big way, says Fiona Dias, an EVP at GSI Commerce.
The latest round of funding was announced by Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop during a visit to Dalkeith which was previously awarded funds through the scheme.
The move was one of the key recommendations of an inquiry chaired by Dame Fiona Caldicott, a former president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, to help improve the way the NHS handles confidential patient information.
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Dr Fiona Brookman, a reader in criminology at the University of Glamorgan and deputy director of its Centre for Criminology , told BBC Wales less than 0.5% of recorded murders in the UK were contract killings, according to the available evidence.
However, Fiona Ford, a research nutritionist from the University of Sheffield, said that in the absence of strong evidence that the same effect was present in humans, it would be wrong to make women feel guilty about eating some unhealthy snacks during pregnancy.
Fiona Phillips is making a comeback to GMTV after quitting the breakfast television show in 2008.
"There were huge financial difficulties for Bangladesh -- the organization and finding of funding was a humongous job, " said Fiona Biggiero, Lipi's co-commissioner.
Fiona Brookman, who wrote a recent Home Office study, believes that the killer or the victim (or both) are drunk in about half of all male-on-male murders.
Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop said the figures represented a "historic moment for our country".
Fiona Crombie's scenery has a nicely suffocating mustiness and persuasive scarcity of furniture.
And then there's even more outside-of-the-box options, like Razer's recently re-introduced Edge (aka "Project Fiona"), which occupies a space all its own.
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Scottish National Party education spokeswoman Fiona Hyslop said the public needed a guarantee that pupils would be allowed out-of-hours access to playgrounds and playing fields built under PPP.
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Dale Cregan, 29, was at Preston Crown Court having denied the murders of PCs Nicola Hughes, 23, and Fiona Bone, 32, in a gun and grenade attack in Mottram last September.
S. Eliot's "The Wasteland" includes a facsimile of the manuscript with edits by Ezra Pound, readings by Eliot recorded in 1933 and 1947 and a video performance of the poem by actress Fiona Shaw.
Zoo manager Fiona Willcox said that it had been a simple solution to the problem.
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Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop will confirm the move during a visit to a photographic exhibition in the city.
Culture and External Affairs Minister Fiona Hyslop said 2012 promised to be a very exciting year for fairtrade and was the year Scotland hoped to become a fair trade nation.
Fiona Apple and Norah Jones, each a decade or more into their careers, know this problem and the question it implies: How, without calcifying, do you remain the performer who initially enticed your audience?
Mr Houston's SQA appointment was announced by Education Secretary Fiona Hyslop, who said he would bring a wealth of experience and leadership ability to the role.
"The fire started in the dead of night when the venue was deserted but the owner, Fiona Alper, and her son were asleep a matter of yards away, " he said.
Announcing details of the inquest last month, Coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox said she had granted anonymity to a duty nurse who might have been one of the last people to speak to Mrs Saldanha on the night of the prank call.
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Scotland's lack of a television network is "bizarre", SNP Culture Minister Fiona Hyslop has claimed.
According to Fiona Buffinton, head of Australian Education International, a government agency, about a third of the country's foreign students are motivated mainly by the hope of gaining residence, and a third primarily by the education on offer, while also nursing hopes of staying on.
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