Spring
The Spring Framework is an application framework and inversion of control container for the Java platform. The framework's core features can be used by any Java application, but there are extensions for building web applications on top of the Java EE platform.
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Maureen Kathleen Begley
Ed Begley Jr.'s sister
Chester W. Chapin
Former United States Representative
Mary Bliss Parsons
Nathaniel Ely
Former Member of the General Court of the Connecticut Colony
Eliza Ware Farrar
American author
Elizur Holyoke
Conway Twitty
American singer-songwriter
Anthony Salerno
Shirley Collie Nelson
American singer
Aaron Allston
American game designer
Stanley Ketchel
American professional boxer
Tommy Allsup
American musician
Anthony Corallo
American mobster
Ronnie Self
Singer
T. Texas Tyler
American singer-songwriter
Homesick James
American musician
Clayton Fountain
Victor Lustig
Con artist
Clarence Carnes
Nathaniel Lyon
General
Ilario Zannino
Nicholas Bianco
Sherm Lollar
American baseball player
Melvin Rees
American serial killer
Speedy Haworth
American guitarist
Slim Wilson
American singer
Gennaro Langella
Larry Phillips
American racing driver
Roscoe C. Patterson
Former United States Senator
Mel Hancock
Former United States Representative
Orion P. Howe
Jerry Lumpe
American baseball player
Dallas Bartley
American bassist
Rose O'Neill
American cartoonist
Keith McCormack
American singer
Red Blair
American football player
Robert Henry Best
Sempronius H. Boyd
Former United States Representative
Maecenas Eason Benton
Former United States Representative ‧ Thomas Hart Benton's father
John Plank Tracey
Former United States Representative
Ira Sherwin Hazeltine
Member of the bar
Margaret H'Doubler
Mordecai Oliver
Former United States Representative
Herbert John Burgman
American broadcaster
Joseph Russo
Reuben T. Wood
Politician
Orland K. Armstrong
Former Missouri State Representative
