- the
canners are
largely immigrants.
About 75
percent of
canners at Sure We
Can were born
outside the
United States, with 54
percent of all the
canners identifying...
- League, the
Canners ac****ulated a 258–354 (.422) record. The city did not
field another team from 1943 to 1947. In 1948, the
Newport Canners were revived...
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CAN,
Can,
can, or -
can in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Can may
refer to:
Aluminum can Drink can Oil
can Steel and tin
cans Trash can Petrol can Can...
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enfers (1:46)
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can-
can (also
spelled cancan as in the
original French /kɑ̃kɑ̃/) is a high-energy...
- honey, try to can the
can Put your man in the
can, honey, get him
while you
can Can the
can,
can the
can, if you
can, well
can the
can — – Mike
Chapman and...
-
range of
canned food
available to
urban po****tions
greatly increase, as
canners competed with each
other using novel foodstuffs,
highly decorated printed...
- Look up
CAN in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
CAN may
refer to:
Andean Community of Nations, a
South American trade bloc with Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador...
- "And
Can It Be That I
Should Gain?" is a
Christian hymn
written by
Charles Wesley in 1738 to
celebrate his conversion,
which he
regarded as
having taken...
- dictionary. The
can-
can is a dance.
Can-
Can may also
refer to:
Can Can (band),
American punk rock band
Can-
Can (musical), a 1953
musical Can-
Can (film), based...
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Can-
Can is a
musical with
music and
lyrics by Cole Porter, and a book by Abe Burrows. The
story concerns the
showgirls of the
Montmartre dance halls during...
