- A doorman, also
known as doorkeeper, is
someone who is
posted at, and
often guards, a door, or by
extension another entrance (specific
similar terms exist...
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Eastern European (Polish, Albanian, Montenegrin, and Macedonian). In Egypt,
doormen are
called bawab, and in
modern times they have been
described by the BBC...
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often wear a
uniform (see bell-boy hat), like
certain other page boys or
doormen. This
occupation is also
known as a
bellman and
bellboy (pronunciation)...
- King of the
Doormen, (Turkish: Kapıcılar Kralı), is a 1976
Turkish comedy film
featuring Kemal Sunal,
Sevda Ferdağ,
Bilge Zobu and Şevket Altuğ, produced...
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intrusions of the
state if not the seamstresses, chefs, bartenders, and
doormen? In the end, Towles's
greatest narrative effect is not the
moments of wonder...
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total breakdown, he
decides to
fight back. He
meets a
group of
nightclub doormen who take him in and give him the
confidence to
stand his ground. As he...
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would play it to
people they
called the old
greys –
doormen in grey suits. Any song the
doormen could remember and whistle,
having heard it just once...
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myths descended from them),
including that of
Nergal overcoming the
seven doormen guarding the
gates to the Underworld. In 1
Chronicles 26 of the Old Testament...
- 63 Patrolmen, and 2
Doormen 2nd
Precinct Captain Nathaniel R.
Mills 49 B****man
Street 4 Sergeants, 60 Patrolmen, and 2
Doormen 3rd
Precinct Captain James...
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dwarpals (
doormen). Some
people believe these statues to be
those of
Pandava brothers Bhima and Arjuna. They also
resemble Jai and Vijay, the
doormen of Lord...
