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11Night of the Running Man — Directed by Mark L. Lester Produced by Dana Dubovsky Mark L. Lester and …
12The Running Man — Menschenjagd (im Original: The Running Man) ist ein Roman des US amerikanischen Autors Stephen King, der als vierter Roman unter Kings Pseudonym „Richard Bachman“ herausgegeben wurde. Veröffentlicht wurde er durch den NAL Verlag im Jahre 1982.… …
13The Running Man (dance) — The Running Man is a dance that originated in the 1980s but achieved renewed popularity in the 2000s. It is used in the Melbourne Shuffle dance style. It consists of a hopping or sliding step done in such a way at speed to simulate a runner. The… …
14The Running Man (disambiguation) — The Running Man may refer to: * The Running Man (1968), a suspenseful short story by Bill Pronzini. * The Running Man (dance), a hopping or sliding step done in such a way at speed to simulate a runner. * The Running Man, a science fiction novel… …
15The Running Man (desambiguación) — The Running Man puede referirse a: The Running Man (1982), novela de Stephen King; The Running Man / Perseguido / El sobreviviente (1987), película dirigida por Paul Michael Glaser basada en el novela de Stephen King; The Running Man / El precio… …
16The Running Man (1968) — Infobox book name = The Running Man author = Bill Pronzini country = flag|USA language = English genre = Suspense, Thriller pages = 272 287 publisher = Davis Publications, Inc. Publication type = Anthology media type = Paperback pub date = 1967… …
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18Man with a Vision (album) — Man With a Vision Studio album by John Parr Released 23 March, 1992 …
19Running Up that Hill — «Running Up that Hill» Си …
20Running the gauntlet — (alternative spellings gantlet and rarely gantlope or gantelope) is a form of physical punishment wherein a man is compelled to run between two rows a gauntlet of soldiers who strike him as he passes.Roman predecessorFustuarium (a Latin… …
