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clgo:foundingDate	1889-01-14
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clgo:type	City status in the United Kingdom Metropolitan borough
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is clgo:billed of	Pete Dunne
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is clgo:campus of	British and Irish Modern Music Institute
is clgo:city of	The Alexandra, Birmingham 1987 Men's World Open Squash Championship King Solomon International Business School St Benedict's Catholic High School, Alcester BBC Radio WM Bournville School King Edward VI Handsworth Wood Girls' Academy Buzz FM 2021 All England Open Aston University Engineering Academy Birmingham bid for the 2022 Commonwealth Games Hagley Roman Catholic High School Washwood Heath Academy 1931 FA Charity Shield 1989 European Figure Skating Championships 1993 IBF World Championships Free Radio Herefordshire & Worcestershire St Paul's School for Girls, Birmingham 2019 All England Open Birmingham Arts Lab Cockshut Hill School Big City Radio King David School, Birmingham Xtra AM 1999 Aerobic Gymnastics European Championships WMG Academy for Young Engineers, Solihull St Edmund Campion Catholic School Holy Trinity Catholic School, Birmingham St Joseph's College, Stoke-on-Trent 1994 European Karate Championships Access Creative College Greatest Hits Radio Midlands St Peter's College, Saltley Shenley Academy Gold (British radio network) Parkfield Community School Small Heath Leadership Academy St Mary's School, Worcester 1987 European Athletics Junior Championships Queensbridge School 1999 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Final Birmingham Blue Coat School Colmers School Fairfax Academy 2009 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships Free Radio Birmingham North Birmingham Academy 1937 Birmingham West by-election Birmingham board school Yardleys School Birmingham City Business School 1994 European Cup (athletics) Birmingham School of Art Harborne Academy Ninestiles Academy Birmingham City University School of English Christopher Wray Lighting works Darul Uloom, Birmingham Broadway Academy Capital Midlands Oaks Sixth Form College The Birmingham Stage Company The Amazing Pudding University of Birmingham Medical School King Edward VI Handsworth Grammar School for Boys Oozells Street Board School Warwickshire Company of Comedians Painsley Catholic College St George's School, Birmingham St Thomas More Catholic School, Willenhall 2016 All England Super Series Premier Birmingham Business School (University of Birmingham) Marsh Hill Boys School 2003 IBF World Championships Banner Theatre Birmingham New Street Signal Box Bournville Centre for Visual Arts Aston Villa 3-0 Hibernian, 1887 Hot 92 (pirate radio station) Smooth West Midlands Holte School Moor Street Theatre Bishop Vesey's Grammar School South and City College Birmingham 2002 FA Trophy Final Aston Hippodrome Heart West Midlands Queen Alexandra College Switch Radio Anderton Park Primary School Robin Hood Academy Birmingham Metropolitan College Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College British and Irish Modern Music Institute 2003 IAAF World Indoor Championships One Centenary Square Wheelers Lane Technology College 1993 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships 2022 Commonwealth Games Arena Academy ... and more
is clgo:county of	St Paul's School for Girls, Birmingham
is clgo:deathPlace of	Ranking Roger Charles Thomas Brock Sangster Stephen Sutton Fred Allen (footballer) James Lansdowne Norton Les Jones (footballer, born 1930) Stan Hauser Alex McGeoch Bert Ralphs James Hinks John Sumner (tea merchant) David Linton (geographer) George Cadbury Howard Harvey Joe Blewitt William Cook (British industrialist) Jack Dromey Steve Cooper (footballer, born 1964) Dennis Harris (cricketer) Edward S. Harper William Joseph Taylor Bert Harris George Kinsey Ken Brandon Arthur Foster (footballer, born 1894) Danny Hegan Francis Banks James Watt Joseph Chamberlain Billy Walton Frank Morter Peter Houghton Alec Leslie Howard Payne (athlete) Neville Chamberlain Joseph Southall Ned Barkas Roy Horobin Charles Alton George William Gregory Bird Jimmy Gibson (footballer, born 1901) Edward Clarke (footballer) George Dawson (preacher) Henry Horton (sportsman) John Henry Newman John Metcalfe (footballer) Robert Baynton Rodney Hilton Wilson Briggs Mary Sturge Teddy Sandford Tony Skyrme Bert Crossthwaite David Cox (artist) George Morrall Herbert Harper (cricketer) Jack Buckingham Lewis Moist Alfred Bird Jimmy Whitehouse (footballer, born 1873) Joe Fountain Walter Abbott (footballer, born 1877) Hilderic Friend Eric Cross (cricketer) Freddie Haycock Henry Bedson John Burton (footballer, born 1863) Margaret Osborne (table tennis) Roy Warhurst Caesar Jenkyns Cammy Thomson John Baskerville John Cadbury John Henry Chamberlain Frank Wintle Jack Badham Maurice Stacey Stan Seymour Jr. Terry Pitt William Alexander Harvey Don Dearson Dan Tremelling Sam Small Willie Quaife Arthur Brown (footballer, born 1858) John Wilkinson (Worcestershire cricketer) Freddie Gee Jimmy McEwan Tommy Muldoon Fred West Jim Roach (footballer) Ted Devey William McGregor (football) Arthur Mann Henry Hill (Warwickshire cricketer) Tom Watson (footballer, born 1870) Wilson Jones (footballer, born 1914) Birmingham pub bombings Alf Bishop (footballer, born 1902) Marie Bethell Beauclerc ... and more
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is clgo:education of	Adel Hassan Al A'ali William Bragge
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is clgo:hubAirport of	HD Air Ltd
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is clgo:namedAfter of	Birmingham, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Birmingham, Alabama
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is clgo:place of	Battle of Camp Hill
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