Hickox
Britishnoun
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The 1963 recording is still considered as one of the definitive versions of the War Requiem, alongside Richard Hickox's celebrated 1991 recording and the 1969 live performance, conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini at the Royal Albert Hall.
From BBC
The Milwaukee steered toward a similar lumber ship, the C. Hickox, which was headed for Chicago.
From New York Times
The Hickox crashed into the side of the Milwaukee.
From New York Times
An FBI affidavit says Hickox routinely sold drugs including cocaine, ecstasy and a substance containing fentanyl.
From Seattle Times
A confidential informant told the FBI that Hickox and others often stole money and drugs “off the top” from suspects, keeping the cash and selling the drugs.
From Seattle Times
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