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French cuisine The
Caravelles, a
British duo girl band The
Caravelle peninsula of the
French Caribbean island of
Martinique Caravelle, the
French marketing...
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single "You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry". The
Caravelles were
named after the Sud
Aviation Caravelle, a
French aircraft.
Their best
known song, "You...
- (1972) The
Caravelle served with
airlines on
every continent except Australia. In 1957, Trans-Australia
Airlines (TAA)
sought to
order two
Caravelles, to service...
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approximately $670
cheaper than the LeBaron.
Between 1978 and mid-1981, all
Caravelles were
built at the
Chrysler plant in St Louis. In 1983,
Chrysler Canada...
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Volkswagen Caravelle is the
nameplate of a van
based on the
Volkswagen Transporter. For
information about the
Caravelle,
refer to the
regular Transporter...
- The
Caravelle Hotel is
located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The
hotel was
opened to the
public on
Christmas Eve 1959, when the city was
known as Saigon...
- The
Renault Caravelle is a
sports car
manufactured and
marketed by
Renault for
model years 1958–1968 in a
single generation — as a rear-engine, rear-drive...
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another Caravelle was yet to be delivered. The type
began serving the Rabat–Bamako
route in July 1961. By 1964,
there were
three Caravelles in the fleet...
- 727s, two
Boeing 747SPs, and two
ageing Super Caravelles. In 1980,
SyrianAir sold two of its
ageing Caravelles as
plans were made for the
acquisition of newer...
- The
Caravelle Manifesto, also
referred to as the
Manifesto of the Eighteen, was
written in
April 1960, as a
public critique of the
South Vietnamese government...
