- The Laws of the
Indies (Spanish:
Leyes de las Indias) are the
entire body of laws
issued by the
Spanish Crown in 1573 for the
American and the
Asian possessions...
-
Philippe Deleye (born 2
August 1962) is a
Belgian former professional racing cyclist. He rode in one
Cycling monument in his
career the 1987 Milan–San...
- titles.
Brooklyn DeLeye of the
United States was
awarded Most
Valuable Player. Source: [1] Source: [2] Most
valuable player Brooklyn
Deleye (USA) Best Spiker...
- of osteomyelitis.
Peyre de Fabrègues et al. (2025)
describe new
fossil material of
Leyesaurus marayensis from the
Balde de Leyes Formation (Argentina) and...
-
Pittsburgh Rachel Fairbanks –
Pittsburgh Emmy
Klika –
Pittsburgh Brooklyn DeLeye –
Kentucky Emma
Grome –
Kentucky Mic****e
Ohwobete –
Oregon Jordan Iliff...
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Christian Leye (born 6
April 1981) is a
German politician (BSW,
formerly Die Linke). He was a
Member of the
German Bundestag for
North Rhine-Westphalia...
- Las
Siete Leyes (Spanish: [las ˈsjete ˈleʝes], or
Seven Laws was a
constitution that
fundamentally altered the
organizational structure of Mexico, away...
- time of just
before Mexican secularization.
Coleccion de leyes y
decretos del
Congreso General de la
Nacion Megicana en los Años 1833 a 1835. "Monterey...
- Nicolás
Leyes,
better known as
Leyes, is an
Argentine entrepreneur,
singer and songwriter,
based in the
United States.
Founder of the
companies Team
Leyes and...
- Ferrand, L.; Goldaracena, C., eds. (1930). "Reglamentación
de la Ley N° 84". Compilación
de leyes y
decretos (in Spanish). 2: 64–65. "Censos 2011 Montevideo"...
