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Carmita Jiménez (August 3, 1939 –
August 10, 2003) was a
Puerto Rican singer who was
considered a diva in
Puerto Rico. She was born in San Lorenzo. Carmita...
-
States Navy have been
named Carmita. USS
Carmita (1862), a schooner, was
captured by USS Magnolia on 27
December 1862. USS
Carmita (IX-152),
formerly Slate...
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Crucero Carmita also
known as El
Crucero de
Carmita is a
village in Luis
Arcos Bergnes Po****r
Council (or
Carmita), Camajuaní,
Villa Clara, Cuba. It had...
- such har****ment. The
founding of the
group was
inspired by the case of
Carmita Wood, who quit her job at
Cornell University due to ****ual har****ment and...
- Hélio Rubens; Kreukels,
Baudewijntje P. C.; Steensma,
Thomas D.; Abdo,
Carmita Helena Najjar (January 26, 2021). "Proportion of
people identified as transgender...
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Carmita Martin also
known as
Carmi Martin (born
August 9, 1963) is a
Filipina actress, model, and comedian.
Martin has
acted in film and TV projects;...
- Navarro,
Lourdes De Jesús,
Roxana Laborde,
Yasmin Pietri, and ****ologist,
Carmita Laboy. This
version was
presented in Orlando, Florida. "La reguetonera...
- the
hatred of
Carmita. A
friend finally helps El Malo escape, and he
takes Carmita with him. José Bohr as El Malo
Myrna Loy as
Carmita Walter Miller as...
- Carrion, 1872-1935".
Philippine Magazine, 32 (January 1935). Carrion,
Carmita L. (1958). "The
Manila Symphony Society: 1926-1958",
Philippine Studies...
- was a
United States Navy Navajo-class
fleet tug
during World War II USS
Carmita (IX-152) was a
United States Navy
supply ship
during World War II USS Du...
