Dekker had two more UK Top Ten hits over the next year, " It Mek " and his cover of Jimmy Cliff's song, " You Can Get It If You Really Want ".

The final scene shows Hatcher carrying Charles ' body with Max limping next to him who was shot in the leg before the film ends with Jimmy Cliff's John Crow in the credits.

However, she was credited as " Cheryl McFadden " in the Troma movie When Nature Calls ( 1985 ) and in the Season 3 episode of The Cosby Show, " Cliff's 50th Birthday ".

The highlight of his troubled four-year-old season was winning the 1¼-mile, US $ 1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park in October against Evening Attire and The Cliff's Edge.

Cliff's views have been criticised by more orthodox Trotskyists as an abandonment of Trotsky's theory in all but name in favour of the stagist theory, countering that Cliff was more cautious than Trotsky about the potential of the working class in underdeveloped countries to seize power.

It was subsequently remodeled into a retail store ( currently occupied by Cliff's Variety, since 1971 ) in the mid 1920s after the larger Castro Theater was built at 429 Castro Street, its current location, only a few doors up from the original theatre.

Cliff's biography is, as he himself remarked, inseparable from that of the groups of which he was a leading member.

Cliff's wife, Chanie Rosenberg, was herself an active member successively of the SRG, IS and SWP, in which she remains active.

Oak Cliff's first mayor was Hugh Ewing.

It is Kidron's name that appears as publisher of the first public edition of Cliff's central work State Capitalism in Russia which was published in 1955.

Second City was also where he met his future wife, Bernadette Birkett, who played Cliff's Halloween date in the third season of Cheers and later in the series played the voice of Norm's never-seen wife, Vera.

Carla, who is supposed to be his dancing partner, finds out that Diane was Cliff's first choice and then tells him that Diane has hots for him.

" Israelites " became the first hit and a Top Ten Belgian hit and was followed by " Please Don't Bend ", Jimmy Cliff's " Many Rivers to Cross " and " Book of Rules ".

Cliff's was left with a half completed coaster and had to complete the ride themselves.

Some of Tony Cliff's supporters in Birmingham were expelled-Cliff himself could not be expelled being resident in Dublin and therefore beyond Healy's reach-and then when Grant attempted to defend the rights of Cliff's supporters he too was expelled.

* General Lydia van Dyke ( Charlotte Kerr ) was Cliff's original commanding officer when he was still at the " Schnelle Kampfverbände " (" Fast Battle Cruiser Division ") and she expected him " not to resign like a sulking space cadet " when he was demoted, but to return to her fleet after his 3 years of patrol duty.

Born to an African American family, she was the eldest of seven children and a third cousin of actor Earle Hyman ( best known for his recurring role on TV's The Cosby Show as Cliff's father, Russell Huxtable ).

However, a single issue of a duplicated journal of this name had been published in 1958 and the first edition of Tony Cliff's essay on Rosa Luxemburg was published, in book form, as issue 2 / 3 in series with this otherwise one off publication.

It was also known as Cliff End Fort, named after the Northern extremity of Colwell Bay ( Cliff's End ).

His second album, Unity Is Power, was released in 1979 and further singles followed on Cliff's Sunpower label and Bunny Wailer's Solominic imprint.

Clarice Cliff's Newport Pottery, where she produced some of her most famous work, was adjacent to the canal and an artist-designed 12-foot steel markerpost identifies the location.

The methods that are used to achieve this are barbaric although quite understandable considering the low technology development of Great and mighty Cliff's country.

All three issues were then collected by Dark Horse into a slick trade paperback titled The Rocketeer: Cliff's New York Adventure ( ISBN 1-56971-092-9 ).

The sequence is part of a dream caused by Cliff's poor eating habits.

Known as a streetcar suburb, Oak Cliff's characteristic twists and turns are largely due to the area's topography, and the paths and turnabouts created by the streetcar service.

When factional disputes broke out in The Club ( the name adopted by British Trotskyists after entering the Labour Party ) Hallas became a supporter of Tony Cliff's positions.

All three issues were then collected by Dark Horse into a glossy trade paperback titled The Rocketeer: Cliff's New York Adventure ( ISBN 1-56971-092-9 ) that quickly went out-of-print.

Although distressed, Torrance's confidence is renewed by Cliff's encouragement and she convinces her unhappy team to create a innovative, new routine instead.

By the early 1970s some members were becoming influenced by that group and came to reject the labeling of Stalinist states as bureaucratic collectivist in favor of Cliff's state capitalism theory.

Harold Ehlers of Cornucopia ( right ) is presented the annual Cribbage League trophy by Red Cliff's Mark Duffy.

Rhythmic inter-cutting between Cliff's frantic drumming ( dubbed by Gene Krupa ) and the leering responses of Richman leads to them going back to his apartment.

Cliff's relationship with the both of them was part brotherly, but also that of fathers and son, since Lou and Joe had almost 20 years on Cliff ( their mother died when Cliff was an infant, followed a few years later by their dad ; Lou and Joe raised Cliff for the majority of his youth ).

Examples of topical gay stories included Cliff's casual intimate encounters with men and the points he still wanted to learn ; Lou and Donald's efforts to infiltrate crooked local police officers who refused to help Cliff, when he was attacked by two homophobes ; Donald's coaching Joe into accurately convincing a former teammate that he was gay, in order to form a closer bond with the recently outed teammate ; and in the second season, when Cliff landed a regular boyfriend in well-to-do Winston Marsh III ( guest star John Furey ), who helped him become even more comfortable in his identity.

The first completed story line was then collected into a graphic novel by Eclipse Comics, in both trade paperback and hardcover formats, and simply titled The Rocketeer ( ISBN 1-56060-088-8 ); the second story line was collected into a glossy trade paperback graphic novel by Dark Horse called The Rocketeer: Cliff's New York Adventure ( ISBN 1-56971-092-9 ).

Her " station " is now occupied by some indescribable horror, visible from a distance only as a weird light, which only Driver 8 can see without being destroyed by the vision ( she covers Cliff's eyes as they pass through this area ).

Later developments of Trotsky's theories, notably Tony Cliff's theory of State Capitalism, did refer to the nomenklatura as a new class.

Warren Frost also joined the cast in a recurring role as Cliff's father Billy, an old nemesis from Matlock's past as Ben had stood his sister up at the altar in order to pursue his law degree.

In Michelle Cliff's poem " The Garden ", the speaker wears a t-shirt that reads " Xantippe.

During the 1981 River Tour, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band added Cliff's previously little-known song " Trapped " to their live set ; it achieved great prominence when included on 1985's We Are the World benefit album.

This album featured collaborations with Joe Strummer, Annie Lennox, and Sting as well as new songs that were very reminiscent of Cliff's original hits.

Several Muppets appear throughout Cliff's dream.

Some of Sea Cliff's famous past and current residents include comedian Robin Williams, actress Sharon Stone, and GAP ( clothing retailer ) founder Don Fisher.

CliffsNotes ( formerly Cliffs Notes, originally Cliff's Notes and often, erroneously, CliffNotes ) are a series of student study guides available primarily in the United States.

The term " Cliff's Notes " has now come into modern usage as a generic noun for similar products.

As of 2012 he has produced several albums, including Jimmy Cliff's Rebirth, and has directed a number of films.

After Lea's mysterious disappearance in 1934, and Cliff's death in 1937, Cliff's fourth wife, Charlotte Phillips Durant, sold the land to George W. Mason, an automotive executive.

A fierce debate ensued, which Cliff's side eventually won.

Besides Cliff's theory of state capitalism, and an adaptation of the idea of permanent arms economy, central to the ideology of the International Socialist tradition has been Cliff's theories on " Deflected Permanent Revolution ," and the social roots of reformism.