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title character of
Curial e Güelfa Napoléon
Joseph Curial (1809–1861),
French peer and
politician Philibert Jean-Baptiste
Curial (1774–1829), general...
- A
cur was a dog
breed used by
cattle drovers in England. In the
United States, a short-haired dog used in
hunting and
herding is
called "
cur-tailed", or...
- Look up
cur,
cúr, or
cûr in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cur is a type of dog.
CUR may
refer to: The IAAF code for Curaçao The IATA code for Hato...
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Black Mouth Cur, also
known as the
Southern Cur,
Southern Black Mouth Cur and the
Yellow Black Mouth Cur, is a
medium to
large sized breed of
cur-type dog...
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known for her
novel Jane Eyre,
which she
published under the male
pseudonym Currer Bell. Jane Eyre went on to
become a
success in publication, and is widely...
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Currer is a surname, and on
occasion a
given name, and may
refer to:
Frances Mary
Richardson Currer (1785–1861),
British heiress and book
collector Herbert...
- 1960s.
Among the
goals of this
curial reform were the
modernization of
procedures and the
internationalization of the
curial staff.
These reforms are reflected...
- is set in the late
thirteenth century.
Curial and Güelfa, the
title characters, are a
knight and his lady.
Curial travels widely,
performing deeds of chivalry...
- the
French Imperial Army
during the
Napoleonic Wars.
Curial was the son of François
Joseph Curial (1740-1801) and his wife,
Marie Domenget. His father...
- A
CUR matrix approximation is a set of
three matrices that, when
multiplied together,
closely approximate a
given matrix. A
CUR approximation can be used...
