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Fulvia (classical Latin: [ˈfulwi.a]; d. 40 BC) was an
aristocratic Roman woman who
lived during the Late
Roman Republic. Fulvia's
birth into an important...
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Retrieved 12 May 2009. (auf Chanka-Quechua).
German translation in:
Juliane Bambula Diaz and
Mario Razzeto: Ketschua-Lyrik. Reclam,
Leipzig 1976, p. 172 Thomas...
- güembé
corrido holandé francés holandé Cataño mariandá
mariangola bámbula bámbula rulé seis
corrido cocobalé
hoyomula 6/8 & 12/8: yubá corvé
Loiza yubá...
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erected in 2006 with the
description of
three new species. N.
typicus and N.
bambula occur in Laos and N.
suzannae is
native to Sumatra.
These beetles have...
- Kwada;
Nguro Dina;
Birnin Ngizu I;
Birnin Ngizu II; Bula
Chibok Korongilim Bambula;
Korongilim Zarma; K. Kwibula;
Kwada Yang; Yarchida; Bula Shettima; Bula...
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Museum of
American History in Washington, D.C., held a
special event titled Bámbula: The
Legacy of Tata Cepeda,
celebrating her
lifetime achievements and the...
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VALMIERA FC" (in Latvian). 6
March 2024.
Retrieved 6
March 2024. "DŽEISONS
BAMBULA PIEVIENOJAS VALMIERA FC" (in Latvian). 23
January 2024.
Retrieved 23 January...
- the all-female
group Yaya,
Legacy Woman, Los
Bomberas de la Bahia,
Grupo Bambula (Originally
female group), and
Ausuba in
Puerto Rico.
There has also been...
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music educator. Born in Dresden,
Witschurke studied in
Dresden with
Alois Bambula and
completed his
studies with the Staat****amen. He used his experience...
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affres de l'angoisse 1984 Avec les Mau-Maus Les
femmes de 40 ans /
Bambula rock 1984
Single Hencor'pir - Vite
avant la
saisie 1984
Version CD des...
