- Mureș County, Transylvania,
Romania composed of six villages: Bordoșiu (
Bordos), Călimănești (Kelementelke), Cibu (Csöb), Fântânele, Roua (Rava), and Viforoasa...
- wine
Bordeaux is
pronounced like
Bordo El
Bordo (disambiguation)
Bordos, a
village in Fântânele, Mureș,
Romania Los
Bordos (Mexicable), an
aerial station...
-
Susan Bordo is an
American philosopher work in
contemporary cultural studies, with a
particular focus on
feminist theory. Her
scholarship examines the...
- Schettino's
stalling that he
raised his
voice and told Schettino, "Vada a
bordo, ****!" (variously
translated as "Get the **** [back] on board!", "Get...
- El
Bordo or El
Bordo Rock is a rock band from
Buenos Aires. Its name
comes from a well-known wine market. In 1998 a
group of high
school students joined...
-
Michael David Bordo (born 1942 in Montreal, Quebec) is a
Canadian and
American economist,
currently Board of
Governors Professor of
Economics and Distinguished...
- to the
Turkish Armed Forces (TAF)
dress code, the ÖKK, also
known as the
Bordo Bereliler, are
noteworthy for
their distinctive maroon berets.
Their task...
- El
Bordo may
refer to: El
Bordo, Salta, town in
Argentina El
Bordo, Cauca, town in
Colombia El
Bordo (band),
Argentinian rock band El
Bordo, 1960 novel...
- with the King's authority. Some historians, such as
Alison Weir and
Susan Bordo, are
convinced that her fall and
execution were
engineered by Cromwell,...
-
while currency crises were less common.
According to
economist Michael D.
Bordo, the gold
standard has
three benefits that made its use po****r
during certain...
