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Balma (French pronunciation: [
balma]; Occitan: Balmar) is a
commune in the Haute-Garonne
department in
southwestern France. It is east of Toulouse. The...
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Balma Sporting Club is a
football club
founded located in
Balma, France.
Founded in 1957, they play
their home
matches at the
Stade Muni****l de Balma...
- Hugh of
Balma, also
known as Hugo of
Palma or Hugh of
Dorche was a
Carthusian theologian, is
generally acknowledged to be the
author of the work which...
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Balma (French pronunciation: [pɛ̃
balma]; Occitan: Le Pin de Balmar) is a
commune in the Haute-Garonne
department in
southwestern France. The inhabitants...
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middle of the 20th century, with a wide
range of
works by
musicologist Mauro Balma making up the
majority of
modern academic study on the subject. Trallalero...
- in Russia: Feminism, Nihilism, and Bolshevism, 1860–1930 (1978)
Rebecca Balmas Neary, "Mothering
Socialist Society: The Wife-Activists'
Movement and the...
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Khatir Bahuria Bairi Kangana (1983)
Bairi Sawan Baje
Shahanai Hamar Angna Balma Nadan Bansuriya Baje
Ganga Teer (1984)
Bhaiya Bhaiya Dooj
Bihari Babu (1985)...
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Vallerand 2023–24 – Matt Greenfield,
Kevin Tansey,
Patrick Watling, Mitc****
Balmas 2024–25 – Matt
Greenfield Second Team All-Star 1999–00 –
Shayne McCosh,...
- 18:43 1–0 Mitc****
Balmas – 34:14 2–0 2–1 37:40 –
Cooper Zech (PPG) 2–2 42:00 – Reid
Stefanson 2–3 57:41 –
Mitch Fossier Mitc****
Balmas (2; ENG) – 58:39...
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Bethsaida Lopez Manuel Andrada Jonry Gargarita 3
October Jose
Bunilla Jaime Balmas Elpidio Rosales Jr.
Robert Agad
Khaled Casimra Jimmy Salapantan Rex Noel...
