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BATMBark At the Moon (Ozzy Osbourne album)
BATMBritish American Tobacco Malaysia (est. 1999)
BATMBelgian Association of Travel Managers
BATMBay Area Tamil Manram (est. 1980; Milpitas, CA)
BATMBusiness Administration/Technology Management (academic program)
BATMBrown Adipose Tissue Mitochondria
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Kicking off with the 1983 hit Bark At The Moon the show had a frantic pace, helped by the guitar riffs of longtime band member Zakk Wylde.
Showman still has that X factor; OZZY'S HOMECOMING REVIEW OZZY ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
MOST of Tommy Sheridan's policies may bark at the moon but no one can doubt he has added colour and life to the Scottish political scene.
Record View : True colours by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
He said: ``We're playing all the hits such as Bark At The Moon and Suicide Solution, plus a tribute to Black Sabbath, including Paranoid.
Email: Would you like to spend a night with this man?; EXCLUSIVE: ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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